Research Article
Evaluation of Br-MMC as a modulator in lactic acid fermentation mediated by LABs
R.N. Singh , Mona Kumari , Pramod Kumar Singh
Published: December 1, 2025
Pages: pp. 109-112
Abstract
Article Summary
Br-MMC typically refers to 4-Bromo7-methoxy coumarin, a halogenated derivative of
coumarin. Coumarin can regulate the growth,
metabolism, or enzyme activity of LABs. Evaluation
of Br-MMC as a modulator in lactic acid fermentation
mediated by LABs viz. Lactobacillus rhamnosus
NCIM-1656, Lactobacillus casei NCIM-1692, L.
helveticus NCIM-1661 and L. pentosus NCIM-1662
has been assessed. It has been found that the LABs
strain of Lactobacillus casei NCIM-1962 was much
effective and good lactic acid producer. The compound
Br-MMC was found as modulator when 25%
molasses solution (w/v) was allowed to ferment at
pH 5.9, temperature 380C, and optimum incubation
period of 7 days. It has been found that there is a
gradual increase in the production of lactic acid with
steping of the compound Br- MMC till the maximum
yield of lactic acid i.e., 9.925 g/100 ml was obtained at
its molar concentration of 5.0×10–5M which is
9.006% higher is comparison to control.
Keywords
LAF
LABs
Br-MMC
L. casei NCIM-1692
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Singh, R., Kumari, M., Singh, P. (2025).
"Evaluation of Br-MMC as a modulator in lactic acid fermentation mediated by LABs".
Journal chemtracks,
27(1),
pp. 109-112.