COMPARATIVE EVALUATION OF ESCHERICHIA COLI AND BACILLUS CEREUS PRODUCTION POTENTIALS OF ACETIC ACID UNDER OPTIMIZED FERMENTATION CONDITIONS
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2016-05
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International Journal of Recent Scientific Research;Vol. 7, Issue, 5, pp. 10999-11002, May, 2016
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Abstract
Escherichia coli remains of the best-established production organism in industrial biotechnology.
Bacillus Cereus is a recognized human pathogenic bacterium, which can colonize in the human
intestine and frequently implicated in cases of foodborne poisoning. The goal of this work focused
on production of acetic acid for it's important and benefit uses in different industrial products. The
aerobic fermentation was run on media containing glucose and supplied with some minerals to
increase the growth rate. The uptake of glucose was converted into biomass and acetic acid. The
results of this work indicated that, the using of glucose and minerals increased the growth rate. The
dry cell weight was 3.5 g/l , 2.9 g/l and the acetic acid concentration was 30 mg/ml , 4.33 mg/ml in
case of E. coli and B. Cereus respectively. These data indicated that the fermentation culture of E.
coli can be industrially used for production of a high yield of acetic acid than B. Cereus.
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University for acetic acid., growth rate, fermentation, Bacillus cereus, E. coli
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