2004
DOI: 10.1590/s0101-20612004000300004
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Caracterização de biopolímeros produzidos por Beijerinckia sp. 7070 em diferentes tempos de cultivo

Abstract: UFPel. * A quem a correspondência deve ser enviada. -INTRODUÇÃOAtualmente há considerável interesse em polissacarídeos obtidos pela ação de microrganismos. Estes polissacarídeos, conhecidos como biopolímeros, são obtidos por processos fermentativos. Possuem capacidade de formar soluções viscosas e géis em meio aquoso, mesmo quando aplicados em baixas concentrações. O monoesterato glicerol e a carboximetilcelulose são emulsificantes amplamente utilizados na indústria de alimentos. Embora muito efetivos nas suas… Show more

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“…If these values are compared with the ones predicted by the developed model [22], which are 11.79 g/L for the content of xanthan, 38.61 mPa•s for apparent viscosity of the cultivation medium, 3.953 g/L for residual content of carbon source, 0.016 g/L for residual content of nitrogen and 0.008 g/L for residual content of phosphorus, it can be seen that the two sets of values match to a large degree. Higher values of xanthan content and apparent viscosity of the cultivation medium, as well as lower or matching values of residual nutrients can be a consequence of more intensive conditions in the bioreactor specifically agitation and aeration, which improves oxygen mass transfer and thereby increases the amount of dissolved oxygen which positively affects the bioprocess [26,27]. Figure 2 shows the kinetics of biomass multiplication (X), product formation (P) and kinetics of carbon source consumption (S) using vegetable oil indutry wastewater as a basis for the cultivation medium for xanthan biosynthesis (a) and semi-synthetic medium (b).…”
Section: Kinetics Of Xanthan Biosynthesismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…If these values are compared with the ones predicted by the developed model [22], which are 11.79 g/L for the content of xanthan, 38.61 mPa•s for apparent viscosity of the cultivation medium, 3.953 g/L for residual content of carbon source, 0.016 g/L for residual content of nitrogen and 0.008 g/L for residual content of phosphorus, it can be seen that the two sets of values match to a large degree. Higher values of xanthan content and apparent viscosity of the cultivation medium, as well as lower or matching values of residual nutrients can be a consequence of more intensive conditions in the bioreactor specifically agitation and aeration, which improves oxygen mass transfer and thereby increases the amount of dissolved oxygen which positively affects the bioprocess [26,27]. Figure 2 shows the kinetics of biomass multiplication (X), product formation (P) and kinetics of carbon source consumption (S) using vegetable oil indutry wastewater as a basis for the cultivation medium for xanthan biosynthesis (a) and semi-synthetic medium (b).…”
Section: Kinetics Of Xanthan Biosynthesismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In addition to the search for new strategies capable of ensuring food microbiological safety, the permanent quest for higher and adequate product sensory characteristics has been established as another top priority of the food industry [26]. In this sense, besides their safety for human consumption [27], natural compounds used as preservative agents should not induce significant changes in food appearance, texture, odor, and taste [28].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…PHAs are a class of natural polyesters that can be accumulated by various microorganisms when there is an excess of available carbon and a limited supply of at least one nutrient essential to bacterial cell growth (Borges et al, 2004;Saharan et al, 2014;Urtuvia et al, 2014). Bacteria of the genus Pseudomonas, which belongs to ribosomal RNA homology group I, are able to synthesize PHA using a variety of carbon sources, including glucose, fructose and sucrose (Diniz et al, 2004;Santhanam & Sasidharan, 2010;Davis et al, 2013), n-octane and octanoate (Smet et al, 1983;Durner et al, 2000), and fatty acids (Du & Yu, 2002;Allen et al, 2010), among others.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%