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Environmental parameters, manipulation

Although in-the-sea culture may be cost-effective, closed systems would allow greater control over environmental parameters and manipulation of those parameters to increase production of the compounds of interest. Osinga et al.126 have demonstrated the feasibility of culturing explants of shallow water sponges in a closed-system bioreactor. [Pg.536]

By understanding the influence of environmental parameters on microorganisms, it may be possible to manipulate formulations to create conditions which are as unfavourable as possible for growth and spoilage, within the limitations of patient acceptability and therapeutic efficacy. Furthermore, the overall characteristics of a particular formulation will indicate its susceptibility to attack by various classes of microorganisms. [Pg.266]

One of the greatest issues in bioprospecting is to ensure that cultures are assessed for metabolic potential under conditions that allow expression of metabolites. This process has been traditionally driven through empirical design, using multiple media formulations and different environmental parameters, such as solid/liquid, shaken/nonshaken, temperature, time of culture, humidity, and light/dark manipulations. Plackett-Burman designs have been used successfully to minimize the number of treatments needed to statistically evaluate the effect... [Pg.62]

Protein immobilization is an important issue for biomedical and biotechnological applications, including controlled drug delivery, protein separation, and biosensors. Smart polymers can manage protein immobilization by the manipulation of environmental parameters (temperature, pH, ionic strength, electric field, and light) (Mendes, 2008). SPB are an attractive option for protein or enzyme immobilization (Jain et al., 2009). [Pg.217]

Solvent Selection. Solvent selection is often conducted in early design of chemical processes. A method to match desirable solvent properties (solubility parameters, for example) while simultaneously avoiding undesirable environmental impacts (persistence, toxicity, volatility, etc.) would improve design performance. PARIS II is a program combining such solvent design characteristics. Solvent composition is manipulated by a search algorithm aided by a library of routines with the latest fluid property prediction techniques, and by another... [Pg.243]

Here, we discuss the relation between the rotary angle of y and chemical reactions in the three catalytic sites. ATP S3mthesis by manipulation of the 7-angle alone suggests a 7-dictator mechanism where the state of the motor, or rather the probability a state is realized, is determined basically by one parameter, the 7-angle (in addition to environmental variables such as [ATP]). For simplicity, we assume that this holds to a first approximation. We also simplify chemical kinetics and decompose it into a minimum of four pairs of events, binding and release of ATP, ADP, and Pi, and hydrolysis and S3mthesis of ATP. [Pg.274]

It should be pointed out that PTV is not the only way in which large volume injection can be accomplished. Recently a method has been proposed which allows the use of conventional split/splitless injectors for this purpose by a simple manipulation of the chromatographic parameters.This is a promising method in environmental analysis. [Pg.145]

By varying the material parameters, the hydrolytic degradation mechanism, behavior, and rate can be controlled. In other words, these parameters are carefully manipulated when PLA-based materials are biomedically and environmentally applied by using the hydrolyzability function. In the following section, the hydrolytic degradation conditions are temperature of 37°C and pH of about 7, unless otherwise specified. [Pg.365]


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