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The existence of rubber or gum in crude oil results of extraction of sunflower <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> seed, soybeans, and palm oils causing a decrease in the quality oil production. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />...
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Summary: | The existence of rubber or gum in crude oil results of extraction of sunflower <br />
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seed, soybeans, and palm oils causing a decrease in the quality oil production. <br />
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This is because such contaminant can form bubles and the oil become murky. It <br />
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is therefore, the removal of gum or deguming is the important key in the process <br />
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of refining crude oil. One of the efforts that are being developed currently is the <br />
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use of enzymes that can eliminate gum, phospholipase group of enzymes. <br />
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Phospholipase is belong to the hydrolases class of enzymes that hydrolyze <br />
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phospholipid in accordance with the position of the hydrolysis by each enzyme <br />
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(PLA1, PLA2, PLB, PLC, PLD). This process is more environmentally friendly <br />
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as it can reduce the use of chemicals. In addition, the quality of the oil produced <br />
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is better than any other process. Beside for degumming, phospholipase is also <br />
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widely used in food industry, such as breads, sauces, mayonaise and as <br />
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emulsifiers, processing and production of milk and cheese. <br />
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Based on the analysis of the gene sequence from the bacterial genomics of <br />
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Halomonas elongata, it was revealed that BK-AB8 strains have a gene sequence <br />
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of phospholipase A1 (PLA1). Phospholipase A1 (EC 3.1.1.32) is a group of <br />
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enzymes that hydrolyze the bond in phospholipid at sn-1 position. The objective <br />
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of this work is to the isolate gene of phospholipase A1 from H. elongata BKAB8 <br />
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strains such that it can be well expressed and producing a new variant of <br />
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the phospholipase A1. The genes isolations was carried out by the following step <br />
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: primers design, DNA chromosome isolation, PCR, and cloning. <br />
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The primer design was determined based on phospholipase A1 gene sequences of <br />
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the bacterial sample. The sequence of 5 '-ATG AAG CCC TCA CGA TTT CTC <br />
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CTC CC-3 ' was selected as a forward primer (fPLA1H) and the sequence of the <br />
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5 '-GCG TCA CTC CTC GAA GCC CGA G-3 ' was selected as a reverse primer <br />
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(rPLA1H). Chromosomal DNA isolation that has been successfully used as a <br />
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template for gene amplification of phospholipase A1. The gene amplification <br />
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was carried out by PCR method, in which the temperature for denaturation, <br />
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annealing, and polymerization stages were set at 94oC, 58,8oC, 72oC <br />
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respectively, to 34 times. DNA fragment of ~ 1 kb in length was observed in <br />
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electrophoresis indicating that phospholipase A1 gene has been successfully <br />
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amplified and purified. <br />
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Fragments of phospholipase A1 was then ligated into the cloning vector pGEMT <br />
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Easy and transformed into host cells of E. coli TOP10. The selection was <br />
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carried out based on the resistance of transformants against to ampiciline. <br />
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Selected transformans were confirmed by PCR colonies and restriction analysis. <br />
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Two transformant’s colonies has been confirmed to carry recombinant <br />
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pGT_plA1. The sequencing results to the colony suspected to carry pGT_plA1 <br />
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plasmid confirmed that the transformant was positively carring the intact of <br />
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phospholipase A1 gene. It was known from the presence of start and a stop <br />
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codon in the gene sequence. Nucleotide sequence of phospholipase A1 H. <br />
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elongata BK-AB8 has identity level about 99% with phospholipase A1 from H. <br />
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elongata DSM 2581. Phospholipase A1 H. elongata BK-AB8 encode by 343 <br />
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amino acids residues with an approximate molecular weight of about 39,5 kDa. <br />
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3D structural model of phospholipase A1 H. elongata BK-AB8 homolog with <br />
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outer membrane phospholipase A1 structure from E.coli (PDB: 1im0) with the <br />
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identity level about 38,02%. The result of our work confirmed that <br />
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phospholipase A1 gene was successfully isolated from H. elongata BK-AB8 <br />
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