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微生物学报 1996
THE RESPONSITY OF RECOMBINANT ESCHERICHIA COLI GROWTH AND PRODUCTION ON THE ACETIC ACID ACCUMULATION IN CULTURE MEDIA
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Abstract:
Fermentation studies were performed on an Escherichia coli culture that carries a recombinant plasmid composed of an ampicillin-resistante gene, a temperature-regulated PLPR promoter, and an interleukin-2 (IL-2) gene. The objective was to find the way to decrease the inhibition of acetic acid which was found accumulating in the media in high-cell-density culture. The responsity of the inhibition on the media pH was studied. Theresults suggested the inhibition could be decreased by regulation the media pH appropriately. In high-cell-density culture, the specific expression level and cell density was increased by raise the media pH, although there was much acetic acid accumulation too.