Wechselberger et al., 2010 - Google Patents
PAT method to gather bioprocess parameters in real-time using simple input variables and first principle relationshipsWechselberger et al., 2010
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- 14393028560535515383
- Author
- Wechselberger P
- Seifert A
- Herwig C
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- Publication venue
- Chemical Engineering Science
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The efficient quantification of bioprocess parameters is of high importance for strain characterization and process development. Here, we present a method, which allows the quantification of the specific growth rate, the specific substrate uptake rate and the growth …
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