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Each fermenter was added 40 ml rumen fluid, 160 ml pre-warm buffer, 2 g mixed substrates, and 50 mg FO plus SO blends.

On the basis of ecological selection principles, it is able to utilize microbial consortia which can generate a special product spectrum from mixed substrates and reduce the cost of substrates and product purification.

An example of an assay involving multiple mixed substrates and enzymes is shown in Figure  5.

Cultivated in a medium containing an initial concentration of 20 g L−1 glycerol, 40 g L−1 glucose, and 40 g L−1 xylose, MITGM-173 was capable of simultaneously consuming the mixed substrates and yielding 13.6 g L−1 of TAGs, representing 51.2% of the CDM.

Co-fermentation of a microalgal biomass with waste paper improved the AD performance [ 56], presumably in consequence of the higher C/N ratio of the mixed substrate and the induction of cellulase biosynthesis by the paper sludge.

The lipid content of the biomass was lower than in the cultures which received no N in the feed (Table 2), but total lipid (21 g L−1 and 15 g L−1 from glucose and mixed substrates, respectively) and fatty acid (20 g L−1 and 14 g L−1, respectively) production was similar to that in the cultures with no N in the feed.

Comparing substrate utilization at the same dilution rate, glucose showed the highest biomass yield on substrate at all dilution rates investigated in this study, followed by the mixed-substrate and ethanol, respectively.

Supplementary Fig. S3 SSF % Yields based on cellulose from mixed substrates; straw, straw and paper, and straw and CaCO3.

Instead, glucose and mixed substrates (acetate, casamino acids, and yeast extract) induce phosphate release in M. phosphovorus and T. elongata, respectively.

In this paper a nonlinear dynamic model has been developed and evaluated experimentally for diauxic growth of Streptococcus pneumoniae on mixed substrates of glucose and beta-glucoside cellobiose.

Jecu [25] also used mixed substrates (wheat straw and wheat bran) for cellulase production by A. niger; however, the endoglucanase activity was only 11.25 U ml−1, which is very low compared to our mixed growth substrates.