Physiology of immobilized cells.

摘要: (Due to space limitations, only a random selection of papers are listed below. The number in each section is given parentheses). Opening Lectures (2). Conversions by immobilized cells versus traditional fermentations (J. Tramper). Immobilized nature and their physiology (10). Surfaces bacteria natural environments - Nature's banquet table? (M. Fletcher). Comparative naturally artificially Anabaena azollae Brouers et al.). Bacterial biofilm sloughing: Nutrient limitation effects (D.H. Applegate J.D. Bryers). Artificially performance (31). Ethanol production Zymomonas mobilis fluidized bed fermenter (M.J. Dempsey). light-emitting E. coli expressing LUX genes (K.E. *aOAkerman Effect glucose on the level invertase activity yeast novel technique (P. Parascandola Cell immobilization thermogels: Activity retention after gelling various organic solvents (R.M. Buitelaar Recombinant human erythropoietin Bowes melanoma alignate beads (L. Keay investigations physiological parameters free for effective treatment dairy effluents (S.S. Marwaha Characterization rotating nozzle-ring small spherical biocatalysts Siemann H 2 S removal Rhodococcus sp. 261 (Y. Ohta Membrane properties mammalian neurons calcium alginate Simonneau Unexpected discovery site-specific peptidase with (K. Sonomoto Application polyvinyl alcohol cryogels mesophilic thermophilic microorganisms (S.D. Varfolomeyev micro-environment: Physico-chemical aspects (21). micro-environment cells: Critical assessment influence surfaces local concentrations (P.G. Rouxhet N. Mozes). Screening matrices viable (C. Syldatk Studies b-glucanase recombinant (G. Cahill Photosynthetic, respiratory photorespiratory activities Chlamydomonas reinhardtii entrapped matrix (F. Galvan Change microbial (L.N. Nikolov D.G. Karamanev). environment: Physiological (19). A general overview (B. Hahn-Hagerdal). Morphological peculiarities Gluconobacter oxydans synthetic polymer gels (M.V. Donova Improved ethanol n-butanol cell bioreactors antibiotic (F.J. Morgan C. Webb).