Research Article
Efficacy of some fluorogenic AMC compounds on bioproduction of citric acid
Raushan Ara
Published: December 1, 2025
Pages: pp. 83-86
Abstract
Article Summary
Fluorogenic AMC compound, i.e., 7-
amino-4-methylcoumarin can be used to monitor
enzyme production during fermentations,
allowing for optimization of fermentation
condition. In fermentation technology, various
compounds can serve as substrates, inhibitors
or modifiers of enzyme activity. The efficacy of
7-amino-4-methylcoumarin (AMC) on
bioproduction of citric acid by GRAS fungal
strains such as Aspergillus awamori NCIM-1869,
A. foetidus NCIM-1859, A. nidulans NCIM-1651,
A. oryzae NCIM-1756 and Aspergillus niger
NCIM-1856 has been studied. It has been found
that A. niger NCIM-1856 is best producer of citric
acid. The compound AMC has beneficial impact
on production of citric acid by A.niger NCIM1856 and upgraded the yield of citric acid to an
extent of 8.421% higher in comparison to control
under the optimized parameters.
Keywords
Citric acid
GRAS
A. niger NCIM1856
AMC
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Ara, R. (2025).
"Efficacy of some fluorogenic AMC compounds on bioproduction of citric acid".
Journal chemtracks,
27(1),
pp. 83-86.