Sentence examples for batch strategies from inspiring English sources
These predictions were experimentally confirmed, demonstrating that precisely defined fed batch strategies and oxygen limitation can be used to channel carbon fluxes preferentially towards lipid production.
A batch strategy is used for system start-up.
By fed batch strategy, SA titer raised up to 198.2 g/L was achieved, which was the highest value ever reported.
In CHO cells, the fed batch strategy rather aims at maintaining reasonably high viable cell concentrations.
Therefore one major aim of CHO process development is to achieve higher cell densities by optimizing the fed batch strategy [ 26], or by removing spent medium using perfusion [ 27].
Tomás-Pejó et al. (2009) [ 19] reported an ethanol concentration of 36.2 g/L and ethanol yield of 0.33 g/g with a fed-batch strategy (10% WIS (w/v) as initial substrate concentration that was increased until 14% WIS (w/v) after 12 hours), compared with an ethanol concentration and yield of 30.2 g/L and 0.27 g/g, respectively, in batch strategy at 14% WIS (w/v).
The primary advantage of this approach is that the resin is physically confined within the column, allowing all of the selection steps to be automated by use of pumps and/or centrifuges and thus completed more efficiently than the batch strategy.
In the present study, an effort was made to improve the activities of recombinant hydrolytic enzymes by using repetitive batch strategy and thereby escalate the ethanol yield by using different combinations of hydrolytic enzymes and fermentative microbes in SSF trials with subsequent ethanol recovery by rotary vacuum evaporation.
The case study considers the adaptive optimal design of 4 parallel fed-batch strategies implemented in 8 mini-bioreactors.
It has been widely reported that CHO cells undergo apoptosis in culture, despite supplementation of nutrients through fed-batch strategies.
By allowing to quantify important intracellular pathways,13C-metabolic flux analysis can provide invaluable information to guide the design of efficient fed-batch strategies.
