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Yeasts processing

Brewing Austenitic steels are used in fermentation vessels, storage tanks and attemperators, in yeast processing, and for transport tanks and barrels. [Pg.558]

For the yeast process from n-alkanes, which of the following contributes most to the cost of yeast production, and which contributes least (Tables 4.7 4.11 and 4.12 are helpful). [Pg.104]

Lipari, F., and Herscovics, A. (1994). Production, purification and characterization of recombinant yeast processing al,2-mannosidase. Glycobiology, 4, 697-702. [Pg.269]

There are a lot of CoQlO products on the market. Prices vary and so does quality and effectiveness. The best raw material for CoQlO is produced through a yeast process by the Japanese company Kanaka. And the best formulation is in an oil base, such as the one made by Healthy Qrigins. It is the formulation used in the U.C. San Diego study. You can find it in retail stores and at www.healthyorigins.com. That company also makes a number of blood pressure-lowering supplements, my secret weapons against high blood pressure, I write about elsewhere in the book. [Pg.165]

As an alternative to centrifugation, a vibrating membrane filter is used in some appheations such as yeast processes Pichia pastoris) and vaccine processes. Diatomaceous earth (DE) filtration is another potential alternative. Figure 14.11 Ulustrates DE embedded within a filter module structure. [Pg.422]

With the introduction of novel routes for administration of insuhn, such as the in-trapuhnonary route (see Part VI, Chapter 4), where bioavailabihty is markedly lower than with subcutaneous administration, the demand for insuhn will increase. The demand for a more optimal treatment of the patient has called for the design and development of new fast- and slow-acting insuhn analogues [7-10] (see Introduction) and has required alterations of the yeast process. The development and optimization of the S. cerevisiae expression system for biosynthesis of human insulin has recently been extensively reviewed [11, 12]. [Pg.1034]

In a screening for microorganisms with the potential for reducing with high enantioselectivity, Saccharomyc.es bailii was found to produce the above f/.s-hydroxy ester with 94% ce159. Nevertheless, for synthetic purposes, the baker s yeast process is preferred because of its simplicity. An enantiomerically pure compound can be obtained via crystallization of a suitable intermediate later in the synthetic sequence160. [Pg.862]

V. A. Nedovic, B. Obradovic, I. LeskoSek-Cukalovi, O. Trifunovic, R. Pesic, and B. Bugarski. Electrostatic generation of alginate microbeads loaded with brewing yeast. Process Biochemistry, 37(l) 17-22, September 2001. [Pg.198]

Microbial contamination of the solution comes from different sources but its water activity 0.90-0.95 limits the growth of nonosmotolerant bacteria and yeasts. Processing of fruits and vegetables results in contamination of osmotic solution with moulds, yeasts, and lactic bacteria. Reported microbial loads of osmotic solution range from 10 to 10 cfu/mL after long-time use [158]. Mild heat pasteurization is sufficient to lower the microbial load of the solution to value as low as 102 Cfu/mL [161]. [Pg.670]

Uses Provides solvency, low odor, low irritation, and low toxicity to personal care prods, and cosmetics boiler water additive for prep, of steam that will contact food defoamer for beet sugar and yeast processing defoamer for food-grade coatings and paper prods. [Pg.272]

Uses Defoamer mold release applies. intennediate for esters useful as lubricants, defoamers in rubber, phannaceuticals components for urethane resins boiler water additive for food contact defoamer for beet sugar and yeast processing emollient, solvent in cosmetics, phannaceuticals lubricant base for textiles, paper, metalworking food-pkg. adhesives in paper/paperboard in contact with aqTfatty foods plasticizer in food-contact polymers defoamer in food-contact coatings and paper/paperboard... [Pg.1313]

Uses Emollient, emulsifier for cosmetics, pharmaceuticals plastics processing lubricant raw material for foods, pharmaceuticals, cosmetics hydrophobing agent for powds. coating fat for salt, spices, citric acid in defoamers for beet sugar and yeast processing in food-pkg. adhesives in paper/paperboard in contact with aq./fatty foods food-contact textiles migrating from cotton in dry food pkg. [Pg.2078]

Uses Surfactant, emulsifier, solubilizer, thickener, emollient, opacifier, spreading agent, wetting agent, dispersant for cosmetics, pharmaceuticals, perfume, foods, agric., plastics, other industries in food-pkg. adhesives defoamer for beet sugar and yeast processing defoamer in food-contact paper/paperboard... [Pg.3108]


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