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An investigation of the effect of hydrodynamic stress on the growth, morphology and metabolism of microorganisms
The cultivation of bacteria requires high levels of agitation and aeration to satisfy the mass transfer requirements of the cells. Associated with these conditions are turbulent forces which may act on the surfaces of the cells and be detrimental to their growth, metabolism and morphology. Reactor d...
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Centre for Bioprocess Engineering Research
2016
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