1996
DOI: 10.1007/bf00387959
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Repeated batch production of alkaline protease by solid-state fermentation using urethane foam as carriers

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“…The most widely used immobilization method is entrapment, but the adsorption method has two advantages namely its simplicity and better physiological conditions (Pramod and Lingappa, 2008). Batch (Ozawa et al, 1992) and repeated batch (Ozawa et al, 1996) fermentation processes were also demonstrated using urethane foam as an immobilization carrier. As the composition of culture media strongly influences enzyme production (Giarrhizzo et al, 2007).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The most widely used immobilization method is entrapment, but the adsorption method has two advantages namely its simplicity and better physiological conditions (Pramod and Lingappa, 2008). Batch (Ozawa et al, 1992) and repeated batch (Ozawa et al, 1996) fermentation processes were also demonstrated using urethane foam as an immobilization carrier. As the composition of culture media strongly influences enzyme production (Giarrhizzo et al, 2007).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Las enzimas de microorganismos termófilos, han despertado una creciente atención entre los investigadores por 2 razones fundamentales: primero, sus propiedades únicas y, especialmente la alta estabilidad estructural, es lo que han hecho que estas enzimas sean consideradas como extremadamente importantes en muchos procesos industriales. Segundo, éstas son de interés considerable para procesos donde su característica de termo-estabilidad sea necesaria (Farag y Hassan 2003;Malathi y Chakraborty 1991;Muro et al 1991;Ozawa et al 1996).…”
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