Molecular cloning and characterisation of alpha subunit of H&lt;sup&gt;+&lt;/sup&gt;-ATPase in Lactobacillus casei Zhang

Chen, Xia; Yang, Mengshi; Sun, Zhihong; Chen, Li; Sun, Tiansong; Meng, He; Zhang, Heping

doi:10.17221/134/2008-cjfs

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Advanced Materials Research Vols 236-2381

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“…The secondary influences stemmed from substrates Application of Chemical Engineering concentrations and the pressure. Further, the pairwise interactions among the three factors, to a certain extent, also had an influence on the hydrolysis, while it was not significant [25].…”

Section: Advanced Materials Research Vols 236-238mentioning

confidence: 86%

Progress in Enzymatic Membrane Bioreactor: A Review of Research Methodology and Reaction Characteristic

Xia

Ying

2011

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The enzymatic membrane bioreactor (EMB), which is a combination of a membrane separation process and an enzymatic reaction, is increasingly applied in food and agriculture fields. This article reviews the previous literatures of this topic, and particularly focuses on mathemaitc models which simulate the EMB system behavior and factors restricting EMB performances. The article consists of three parts. The first sector discusses mathematic models of EMB which are mostly derived from Michaelis-Menten equation, Fick’s diffusion law, chemical equilibrium and material balance, and affecting factors whose interactions are revealed by response surface methodology, in order to optimize the parameters of EMB. The second section summarizes the reaction characters of EMB. Finally, the future research areas of EMB are proposed.

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Section: Advanced Materials Research Vols 236-238mentioning

confidence: 86%