Titlebook: Current Developments in Solid-state Fermentation; Ashok Pandey,Carlos Ricardo Soccol,Christian Larro Book 2008 Springer-Verlag New York 20

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Factors Affecting Solid-state Fermentatione considering. Generally, two types of factors exist: .: These factors are related with the biology, metabolic process and reproduction of a living species or organism. These determine the behaviour of the particular species in a specific way.

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Kinetics of Solid-state Fermentations is because the biomass cannot be separated from the fermenting substrate, a fact, which does not allow to obtain a homogeneous sample during the fermentation. These problems are particularly acute in the case of fungal growth and mycelium production.

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Water Relations in Solid-state Fermentationstrate, depending on the porosity. Industrial solid-state fermentations have been developed largely in traditional food industries such as cheese, Oriental fermentations, fermented vegetables, meat, and other products, and in biotechnological industries such as antibiotics and enzymes.

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Aspects of Design of Bioreactors in SSFoprocesses with improved efficiency (.; .) if compared to the classical submerged fermentations. SSF processes can be defined as “the growth of microorganisms, mainly fungi, on moist solid materials in the absence of free-flowing water”(.). In the last few decades SSF has grown quickly in interest a

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Informatics in Solid-state Fermentationause of its velocity but essentially because of its large scope of applications. With constant improvements of performance features and relative drop of prices, these equipments are more and more cost effective. One of the areas where the demand for more computing power is most notorious is in biote

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Production of Enzymes by Solid-state Fermentation their traditional knowledge to prepare the fermented food (.). The expanded form of Japanese word for Koji relates to growth of mold. The traditional fermentations such as Koji, Tofu, miso, sauceges, pickles, ensilling are the extension of the traditional fermentation knowledge exploiting the GRAS

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