摘要:AbstractThe body to build proteins can usel-Glutamic acid (l-GA). Earlier it was obtained from plant sources, later on microbes have been explored for the production.Corynebacterium glutamicumis a prominent organism used to harvest the glutamic acid. Submerged fermentation was adopted forl-GA production. Various nitrogen/carbon substrates used to find out the best nitrogen and carbon source. Statistical methods especially RSM (response surface method) stayed employed for the effect of various factors such as inoculum size, urea, glucose and salt on thel-GA production. As per the preliminary studies, urea and glucose were chosen as carbon and nitrogen sources. Further, the optimum values have been maximally documented in the glucose (50 g/L), then urea (10 g/L), 19.24% of salt solution and 5% of inoculum size. Maximum Yield ofl-GA is produced through RSM-16.49 g/L. The experimentall-Glutamic acid production was 16.36 g/L at an optimum condition that compared well to the maximum predicted values by RSM (16.499 g/L). Non-linear regression quadratic model was developed for thel-GA synthesis; the methodology was validated statistically and the determination coefficient (R2) was found to be 0.991. Thus the study identified the potential carbon and nitrogen source for a higher yield forl-GA usingC. glutamicumunder submerged fermentation and also this method minimizes the time for optimizing the medium components statistically.