Continuous Culture 6: Applications and New FieldsA. C. R. Dean Society of Chemical Industry, London, 1976 - 364 pagine Chichester, England: Published for the Society of Chemical Industry, London, by Ellis Horwood, 1976. |
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... mechanisms . Consequently , one can still stumble across continuous fermentation processes which yield more of a particular protein than is predictable on the basis of known biochemical control mechanisms . Attempts to improve yields of ...
... mechanisms . Consequently , one can still stumble across continuous fermentation processes which yield more of a particular protein than is predictable on the basis of known biochemical control mechanisms . Attempts to improve yields of ...
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... mechanisms are clearly evident in all living cells . These control mechanisms generally achieve an optimation of substrate utilization , and its conversion into biomass , and this is parti- cularly evident when the organisms are ...
... mechanisms are clearly evident in all living cells . These control mechanisms generally achieve an optimation of substrate utilization , and its conversion into biomass , and this is parti- cularly evident when the organisms are ...
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... mechanism will be of great value to the organism when the appropriate substrate is present exogenously in extremely low concentration ; on the other hand , it may be a considerable embarrassment to them when substrate is present in ...
... mechanism will be of great value to the organism when the appropriate substrate is present exogenously in extremely low concentration ; on the other hand , it may be a considerable embarrassment to them when substrate is present in ...
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Stoicheiometric Aspects of Microbial Growth | 7 |
Definition of a Mole of Microorganism | 13 |
Effect of Dilution Rate on Respiration and Yield | 20 |
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2-oxogluconate acetate activity of B-galactosidase aeruginosa amino acids ammonia assimilation autotrophic bacteria Bacteriol batch culture Biochem Biol biomass Biophys Biotechnol carbon source carbon-limited cell yield cellulose Chem chemostat chemostat cultures ciliates concentration continuous culture decreased dilution rate dissolved oxygen effect Ellwood energy source enzyme equations Escherichia coli exoenzyme experiments extracellular feed feedstock fermentation FIGURE formation GDH-NADP glucose isomerase glucose-limited glutamate dehydrogenase glutamine synthetase glycerol GOGAT grown Hyphomicrobium increased inducer inhibition lactate maximum mechanism medium metabolism metabolites methanol microbial Microbiol microorganisms mixed culture mixotrophic mutant nitrite reductase nitrogen source nitrogen-limited obtained organisms oxygen limitation pathway periphyton phage phosphatase phosphate population present production protease protein repression SCP processes shown specific activity specific growth rate staphylokinase steady strain Strep studies substrate subtilis Table Tank teichoic acid temperature Tempest tion transport systems tryptophanase uptake utilis values wort yeast