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A Beginner s Guide to Bioprocess Modes Batch , Fed- Batch , and Continuous FermentationYing Yang and Ma ShaEppendorf Inc., Enfield, CT, USAC ontact: NOTE No. 408 AbstractIn this application note, we explain the differences between Batch , fed- Batch , and continuous fermentation and how these influence culture growth. As an example, we look at E. coli fermentation processes at bench scale. We track the biomass and nutrient concentrations during Batch , fed- Batch , and continuous fermentation runs. We explain different methods to analyze the process, including determination of biomass, growth rate, productivity, yield, and analysis of process costs.
[2]. This strain has an ampicillin resistance gene (bla) encoded on a plasmid. A concentration of 0.1 g/L ampicillin must be maintained in all cultures, since absence or low concentrations of ampicillin will result in plasmid loss [3]. Therefore, from inoculum preparation in shake flasks to fermentation runs in 3 L vessels, we always added 0.1 g/L
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