1987
DOI: 10.1007/bf01028287
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Continuous fermentation of sweet whey permeate for propionic acid production in a CSTR with UF recycle

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“…The amounts of propionate and acetate produced and the ratios propionate:acetate varied according to the COnditions and strain used (table J); in general, P. acidipropionici strains have a better potential for propionate production than otherdairy PAB [3,8,15,71,115]. The strain dependency towards propionate production is confirmed concerning the relative proportions of the fermentation end products obtained from lactate or carbohydrate [3,20].…”
Section: Variability Of the Ratios And Yields Of Propiona Te And Acetatementioning
confidence: 93%
“…The amounts of propionate and acetate produced and the ratios propionate:acetate varied according to the COnditions and strain used (table J); in general, P. acidipropionici strains have a better potential for propionate production than otherdairy PAB [3,8,15,71,115]. The strain dependency towards propionate production is confirmed concerning the relative proportions of the fermentation end products obtained from lactate or carbohydrate [3,20].…”
Section: Variability Of the Ratios And Yields Of Propiona Te And Acetatementioning
confidence: 93%
“…L'appartenance au genre Propionibaeterium des souches «typiques» isolées sur YELA et LGA a été vérifiée par dosage HPLC de l'acide propionique produit (Boyaval et Corre, 1987) …”
Section: Les Dénombrementsunclassified
“…Propionic acid bacteria play important roles in many industrial processes: production of propionic acid used as a natural preservative in baking products (Boyaval and Corre, 1987); production of vitamin B 12 and involvement in the development of the characteristic f1avor and eye production in Swiss-type cheeses (Hettinga and Reinbold, 1972). Proteolysis and lipolysis are the key mechanisms in Swiss cheese ripening (Biede et al, 1979).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%