Chemistry: molecular biology and microbiology – Condition responsive control process
Patent
1977-07-13
1979-09-11
Wiseman, Thomas G.
Chemistry: molecular biology and microbiology
Condition responsive control process
435244, 435289, 435311, 435813, 435818, 435802, C12D 100, C12D 300, C12B 100
Patent
active
041674502
ABSTRACT:
A fermentation vessel is used to grow a cell mass and maintain it in a maintenance energy state. In this state the mass of the cell material is maintained substantially constant, and fresh medium containing an energy source is introduced to the vessel at a rate sufficient to sustain cell viability but insufficient to support growth of the cell mass. Fluid with suspended cells is pumped from the vessel to a separator which separates a fraction of the fluid from the cells and discharges the fraction, the unfiltered portion of the fluid and substantially all of the cells being returned to the vessel, the discharged fraction containing useful secondary metabolites.
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Chesbro William R.
Eifert Robin
Evans Thomas
University of New Hampshire
Wiseman Thomas G.
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