Research Article

Contemporaneous Production of Amylase and Protease through CCD Response Surface Methodology by Newly Isolated Bacillus megaterium Strain B69

Table 3

(a) value of the variables for protease and amylase production investigated in the Plackett-Burman design. (b) ANOVA indicating model values for two responses in Placket Burman. (c) Regression values as obtained by ANOVA in Placket Burman.
(a)

VariableProtease activity Amylase activity
Component++

A Substrate concentration1821.661271.9391.623752.132564.29197.97
B Moisture content1162.031931.56−128.262134.364182.07−341.29
C Inoculum size 1799.081294.5184.093527.122789.3122.97
D Time2584.46509.13345.894443.681872.75428.49
E K2HPO41344.811748.78−67.333096.213220.22−20.67
F KH2PO41723.751369.8458.993651.922664.51164.58
G NaCl1715.741377.8556.323315.363001.0752.38
H MgSO415071586.59−13.272909.393407.04−82.94
I CaCl21565.171528.426.133503.022813.4114.94
J NaNO31358.541735.05−62.753002.473313.96−51.91

(b)

ResponseSourceSum of squaresdfMean square value value Prob >

Protease activityModel770073.4427.520.0032Significant
Amylase activityModel845.310.0048Significant

(c)

Std. Dev.Adeq precision-SquaredAdj -Squared Pred -Squared

Protease activity50.4615.3650.97970.94410.8169
Amylase activity57.8517.6620.99180.96990.8687