Oxidant and SDS-stable alkaline protease from a halo-tolerant Bacillus clausii I-52: enhanced production and simple purification

Abstract

The alkaline protease secreted by B. clausii I-52 is significant from an industrial perspective because of its stability against surfactants and oxidants as well as its tolerance towards high salinity. These enzymatic properties suggest its suitable application for industrial purposes.

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