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Influence of Stress on Cell Growth and Product Formation

✍ Scribed by Karl Schügerl, Gerlinde Kretzmer, H.J. Henzler, P.M. Kieran, G. Kretzmer, P.F. MacLoughlin, D.M. Malone, W. Schumann, P.A. Schamlou, S.S. Yim

Book ID
127436912
Publisher
Springer
Year
2010
Tongue
English
Weight
2 MB
Series
Advances in Biochemical Engineering Biotechnology
Edition
1st Edition.
Category
Library
ISBN
3642085946

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✦ Synopsis

Stresses which arise in bioreactors can influence process performance considerably. Recent molecular biological investigations indicate that stress caused by fluid dynamical effects and extreme values of process variables and toxic substances cause similar responses in the cells. These molecular fundamentals, as well as quantitative evaluation of fluid dynamical stresses and, their effects on microorganisms, animal and plant cells and proteins are treated in this volume.

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