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Top 6 Microbial Sources of Enzymes | Industrial Microbiology

The following points highlight the top six microbial sources of enzymes. The sources are: 1. Production of Enzymes by Microbial Fermentation 2. Strain Improvement 3. Fermentation 4. Isolation and Purification 5. α-Amylase 6. Amyloglucosidase. Microbial Source # 1. Production of Enzymes by Microbial Fermentation: Enzymes are proteins, which catalyse specific biochemical reactions in a very efficient manner. Enzymes have been [...]

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Yeast: Commercial Production and Use | Industrial Microbiology

In this article we will discuss about the commercial production and use of yeast. Commercial Production of Yeast: Pure cultures of the selected strains of Saccharomyces cerevisiae are maintained in test tubes in laboratory. The test-tube cultures are increased to suitable volumes for commercial production (Fig. 40.9) by transferring them to the tanks containing bulk medium. Great care has to [...]

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Biogas: Meaning, Uses and Its Production

In this article we will discuss about:- 1. Meaning of Biogas 2. Uses of Biogas 3. Purification Process 4. Microorganisms Involved in Biogas Production 5. Process of Production 6. Factors Affecting Biogas Yields 7. Advantages 8. Disadvantages. Meaning of Biogas: Biogas is the mixture of gases (about 60% methane) produced by anaerobic bacterial digestion of organic matter. Biogas consists mainly [...]

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