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Figure 1 shows a long-term plot of repetitive batch growth versus time for both substrates.

This work aimed at developing an automated and miniaturized ALE approach based on repetitive batch cultivations in microtiter plates.

For repetitive batch reactions, Raney-type Ni catalysts were more stable than supported Ni or Ru catalysts.

A series of repetitive batch cultivations were performed to ensure a complete adaptation of the bacteria to each of these contrasting carbon sources.

The lack of a lag-phase is self-evident because repetitive batch cultivation removes any damaged, dormant or abnormal cells during earlier cycles, and, at time zero, all cells in the bacterial population are active and ready for growth.

Up to now, insufficient attention has been paid to the stabilization of the growth profile, and the collection of exponentially grown cells in previous studies was generally conducted without prior repetitive batch cultivation.

The immobilized biocatalyst was stable at 4 °C for months and was successfully reused in several repetitive batches for the carboligation of aggressive aldehydes.

Two evolved strains (RK60-5, RKU90-3) and one evolved strain (KE1-17) were isolated from evolutionary engineering in repetitive batches and chemostat cultivation, respectively.

The strain showing the highest μmax (strain IBB10A02), determined as the increase in optical density at 600 nm (OD600) over time, was used for further evolutionary engineering by repetitive batches.

However, as the evolution progressed, the xylose utilization during the time span of 12 h after glucose depletion until cell transfer was reduced significantly, and therefore the evolution in repetitive batches was terminated.

The paper presents an approach to improve the product quality from batch-to-batch by exploiting the repetitive nature of batch processes to update the operating trajectories using process knowledge obtained from previous runs.