maximum specific production rate of product P i. maximum specific transformation rate.
Surprisingly, increased cell concentration decreased the maximum specific rate of product formation.
Instead of using the calculated MSFL for the most vulnerable group, the MSFL for the specific target group can be used as a maximum for this specific product.
The maximum specific capacitance of the final product was calculated to be 514 F g−1 and 94% of its original specific capacitance remained after 500 cycles, indicating that it is a promising electrode material for high performance supercapacitors.
Using these measurements we calculated the specific productivities (rp) of ethanol, glycerol, PHB, triacylglycerols (TAG), ergosterol, phospholipids and free fatty acids as directly and non-directly acetyl-CoA derived products during growth on glucose using the maximum specific growth rate (μmax) and the product yield coefficient.
A distinction was evident between participants based upon the quantities of medicines taken, with three types emerging (figure 2) which were relative to the recommended maximum doses of specific products.
Due to the non-exponential growth on xylose, the maximum specific growth rate (μmax) was calculated as the product between r xyl and Y x/s according to Equation 7.
Maintaining growth at the maximum specific growth rate (μ, in h−1) does not often correlate with the highest attainable rate of specific product formation (qp, in g g−1 h−1).
The bacteria NA10 was found to accumulate cell dry weight and specific product yield after the initial logarithmic growth (24 h) and reached a maximum 7.8 g/l at a rate 0.028 h−1 in stationary growth phase at 72 h.
Substrate and product concentrations in the medium were determined for all cultivations as well as the maximum specific growth rate and the biomass yield on carbon source during the fully aerobic growth phase (Table 1).
