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Process development in antibiotic fermentations/ C.T. Calam

By: Calam, C.TMaterial type: Text

TextPublication details: Cambridge: Cambridge University, 2008Description: 217 p. ill; 24 cmISBN: 0521065526Subject(s): Antibiotics -- Synthesis | Pharmaceutical microbiology | FermentationDDC classification: 615.392

Contents:

Preface Part I. Background 1. Introduction 2. The microorganisms and methods of culture 3. Microbial physiology 4. Microbial biochemistry 5. Subsidiary factors important in production fermentations 6. Submerged culture conditions: the interaction between environment and genotype Part II. Process Development in the Laboratory 7. Laboratory fermentation process development 8. Assessment and understanding of experimental results 9. Strain improvement 10. Methods for laboratory process development Part III. Industrial Fermentation Plants and Pilot Plants 11. Fermentation plants and pilot plants 12. Process development in the fermentation plant 13. Two plant problems: infection and variations in the level of production Postscript Bibliography References Index.

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Item type	Current library	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode	Item holds
General Books	Central Library, Sikkim University General Book Section	615.392 CAL/P (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		P08482

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Preface
Part I. Background
1. Introduction
2. The microorganisms and methods of culture
3. Microbial physiology
4. Microbial biochemistry
5. Subsidiary factors important in production fermentations
6. Submerged culture conditions: the interaction between environment and genotype
Part II. Process Development in the Laboratory
7. Laboratory fermentation process development
8. Assessment and understanding of experimental results
9. Strain improvement
10. Methods for laboratory process development
Part III. Industrial Fermentation Plants and Pilot Plants
11. Fermentation plants and pilot plants
12. Process development in the fermentation plant
13. Two plant problems: infection and variations in the level of production
Postscript
Bibliography
References
Index.

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