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Springer Verlag, Biotechnology Techniques, 8(9), p. 597-600

DOI: 10.1007/bf00152451

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Microbial lipase production on a polymeric resin

Journal article published in 1995 by Pierre Christen, N. Angeles, G. Corzo ORCID, A. Farres, S. Revah
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Abstract

#Rhizopus delemar$ was grown in a submerged culture and produced a lipase at 14 U/ml. It was compared with solid state fermentation with a polymeric resin (Amberlite). The lipase was produced and simultaneously adsorbed on the support : 96 U/g initial dry matter were obtained when dextrin was used as the carbon source against only 68 and 58 U/g for maltose and glucose, respectively. (Résumé d'auteur)