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Aspergillus Terreus As Lovastatin Producer To
Aspergillus Terreus As Lovastatin Producer To
Abstract. Ruminants produce methane emissions (CH4) which has contributed to the accumulation of greenhouse gases in the
atmosphere that have an impact on global warming. Methane produced from enteric fermentation and animal feces. Digestion in the
rumen process involves several components of microorganisms such as fungi, bacteria, and protozoa. Rumen microbial role in the
production of methane that methanogenic bacteria and protozoa which mostly live in symbiosis. Protozoa is an agent that serves as a
unifier between methanogenic with her in a symbiotic ciliate, causing the formation of methane. With the decline in the numbe r of
protozoa was possible mechanism symbiosis between ciliate protozoa and methanogenic disrupted resulting in methane formation is
not sufficient. Bacteria and protozoa body structure has the form of cell membrane phospholipids composed of charged phosphat e
group and attached to the two-chain fatty acids are associated with the presence of cholesterol. The most important stage in the
formation of cholesterol is the formation of mevalonate from HMG-CoA which occurs in the first stage. This process involves the
enzyme HMG-CoA reductase. HMG-CoA reductase is the target of HMG-CoA reductase inhibitors (statins) to inhibit cholesterol
synthesis. Statins inhibit the synthesis of mevalonate are spesific. Writing this idea aims to assess the effect of the addition of
inhibitors lovastatin from Aspergillus terreus to decrease methane production in cattle towards environmental friendly farm. Based on
the ability of lovastatin to inhibit the synthesis of cholesterol which is a component of the cell membranes of bacteria and protozoa, it
can be concluded that the compound lovastatin may be inhibiting agents ruminant methane production. Fungi from the
Deuteromycetes genus (Aspergillus sp. and Penicillium sp.) have been reported to potentially produces lovastatin, a secondary
metabolites as an anti-hypercholesterolemia agent (Chang and Miles, 1973). Feed fermentation using Aspergillus terreus can reduce
methane production.
48oC. References [6] shows that Aspergillus terreus conidia can increase consumption and animal body weight higher than in
spores can germinate at a temperature of at least 11 to 13oC. In control animals who ate the rice straw without treatment [28].
addition, this type of fungus can tolerate an environment that has References [10] shows that addition of fermented rice
a high salt concentration, therefore, this fungus can be found in straw extract containing lovastatin at 10 and 20 mg levels
brackish water marsh and coastal areas. significantly reduced the total gas and CH4 production.
Aspergillus terreus can be obtained by isolation using a References [15] shows that addition of lovastatin contain
dry grapes. References [25] shows that Aspergillus sp. concentration level more than 10 nmol inhibited the in vitro
commercially used as a producer of organic acids and secondary growth and production of CH4 of strains Metanobrevibacter and
metabolic compounds such as lovastatin. References [10] shows increase feed efficiency.
that lovastatin production level of Aspergillus terreus with a rice
straw substrat about 260,8 mg per kg DM after 8 hours
fermentation. C. CONCLUCION
Aspergillus terreus can be obtained by isolation of fungi Based on the literature riview, addition of Aspergillus
from dry grapes. Aspergillus terreus by the description can be terreus as a lovastatin producer in fermented feed can reduced
derived from a variety of sources, among others, on food, plants, methan production in the rumen by inhibited the cholesterol
drinks [3], soil [31][2][29], sponges [30], wine [17], river sand synthesis from cell membrane of protozoa. However, further
sediment [4]. References [6] shows that isolation fungus research to understand the digestibility of the fermented feed in
Aspergilllus found in many fruits, especially grapes. References vitro and in vivo.
[5] shows that nine types of wine obtained isolates of Aspergillus
sp. are 212 isolates. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
This work has been completed, thanks to our teacher
and guidiance during this study Prof. Lies Mira Yusiati from the
Faculty of Animal Science Universitas Gadjah Mada.
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