other:Article Title: Process for producing dipeptides
Article Snippet: Further, specific examples of the microorganisms having the ability to produce amino acids include FERM BP-5807 and ATCC 13032 strains producing L-glutamic acid, FERM P-4806 and ATCC 14751 strains producing L-glutamine, ATCC 21148, ATCC 21277 and ATCC 21650 strains producing L-threonine, FERM P-5084 and ATCC 13286 strains producing L-lysine, FERM P-5479, VKPM B-2175 and ATCC 21608 strains producing L-methionine, FERM BP-3757 and ATCC 14310 strains producing L-isoleucine, ATCC 13005 and ATCC 19561 strains producing L-valine, FERM BP-4704 and ATCC 21302 strains producing L-leucine, FERM BP-4121 and ATCC 15108 strains producing L-alanine, ATCC 21523 and FERM BP-6576 strains producing L-serine, FERM BP-2807 and ATCC 19244 strains producing L-proline, FERM P-5616 and ATCC 21831 strains producing L-arginine, ATCC 13232 strain producing L-ornithine, FERM BP-6674 and ATCC 21607 strains producing L-histidine, DSM 10118, DSM 10121, DSM 10123 and FERM BP-1777 strains producing L-tryptophan, ATCC 13281 and ATCC 21669 strains producing L-phenylalanine, ATCC 21652 strain producing L-tyrosine, W3110/pHC34 strain producing L-cysteine (PCT National Publication No. 511086/03), Escherichia coli SOLR/pRH71 producing L-4-hydroxyproline described in WO96/27669, FERM BP-5026 and FERM BP-5409 strains producing L-3-hydroxyproline, and FERM P-5643 and FERM P-1645 strains producing L-citrulline.
Article Title: L-alanyl-L-glutamine crystal
Article Snippet: Specific examples of the microorganisms having the ability to form and accumulate one or more kinds of amino acids selected from the group consisting of L-amino acids and glycine include FERM BP-5807 and ATCC 13032 strains producing L-glutamic acid, FERM P-4806 and ATCC 14751 strains producing L-glutamine, ATCC 21148, ATCC 21277 and ATCC 21650 strains producing L-threonine, FERM P-5084 and ATCC 13286 strains producing L-lysine, FERM P-5479, VKPM B-2175 and ATCC 21608 strains producing L-methionine, FERM BP-3757 and ATCC 14310 strains producing L-isoleucine, ATCC 13005 and ATCC 19561 strains producing L-valine, FERM BP-4704 and ATCC 21302 strains producing L-leucine, FERM BP-4121 and ATCC 15108 strains producing L-alanine, ATCC 21523 and FERM BP-6576 strains producing L-serine, FERM BP-2807 and ATCC 19224 strains producing L-proline, FERM P-5616 and ATCC 21831 strains producing L-arginine, ATCC 13232 strain producing L-ornithine, FERM BP-6674 and ATCC 21607 strains producing L-histidine, DSM 10118, DSM 10121, DSM 10123 and FERM BP-1777 strains producing L-tryptophan, ATCC 13281 and ATCC 21669 strains producing L-phenylalanine, ATCC 21652 strain producing L-tyrosine, W3110/pHC34 strain producing L-cysteine (PCT National Publication No. 511086/03), Escherichia coli SOLR/pRH71 producing L-4-hydroxyproline described in WO96/27669, FERM BP-5026 and FERM BP-5409 strains producing L-3-hydroxyproline, and FERM P-5643 and FERM P-1645 strains producing L-citrulline.
Article Title: Process for producing amino acids
Article Snippet: More specific examples include FERM P-4806, ATCC 14751 and ATCC 14752 strains having the ability to produce L-glutamine, ATCC 13005 and ATCC 19561 strains having the ability to produce L-valine, FERM BP-4704 and ATCC 21302 strains having the ability to produce L-leucine, FERM BP-3757 and ATCC 14310 strains having the ability to produce L-isoleucine, ATCC 13281 and ATCC 21669 strains having the ability to produce L-phenylalanine, ATCC 21652 strain having the ability to produce L-tyrosine, and DSM 10118, DSM 10121, DSM 10123 and FERM BP-1777 strains having the ability to produce L-tryptophan.
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