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Compared to cultivation in modified YpSs medium, cultivation in 250-mL Erlenmeyer flasks agitated at 276 rpm and containing 100 mL of optimized medium consisting of 10.5% molasses (w/v) and 1.3% NH4NO3 (w/v), 0.1% K2HPO4, and 0.005% MgSO4·7H2O achieved a 4-fold increase in α-galactosidase production (10.4 U/mL).

Interestingly, when TKI basal salts were omitted from the 5% molasses medium, TS concentration decreased by 96% compared to cultivation in the original TKI medium (data not shown).

Moreover, compared to cultivation requirements for other advanced biofuel sources microalgae growth mainly requires solar radiation, carbon dioxide, water and nutrients in the form of inorganic salts [18].

The molecular approaches that we used enabled us to explore the impact of treatment in more depth compared to cultivation.

Using the model organism S. aureus, we have shown significantly increased detection rates using both FISH and molecular detection compared to cultivation techniques.

The concentration of lipids in N. crassa was found to be higher in mycelia grown in light as compared to cultivation in darkness (Ram et al. 1984).

In order to cultivate for a similar amount of time, compared to cultivations in Willenbacher et al. (2014) (approximately 30 h), glucose was additionally fed to extend the cultivation time (from 20.83 h to 34 h).

Compared to cultivation-based approaches, molecular techniques are more reliable for identifying microbial agents associated with endodontic infections.

In the present study, higher growth rates and PHB contents were observed for cultivations with nitrate as nitrogen source compared to cultivations with ammonia as nitrogen source.

For this reason the differences of a partial exchange of the culture with fresh cPW on a regular basis (semi-continuous cultivation) was compared to cultivations where only the evaporated water was replaced (batch cultures).

Values for YX/S differ only slightly between the foam-free processes (0.120 g/g – 0.189 g/g), but are relatively low compared to cultivations applying foam fractionation (0.268 g/g).