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- aggregation subject "Biology and Life Sciences".
- aggregation title "Evaluation of 2 unstructured mathematical-models for the Penicillin-G fed-batch fermentation".
- aggregation abstract "The mathematical model for the penicillin G fed-batch fermentation proposed by Heijnen et al. (1979) is compared with the model of Bajpai & Reuss (1980). Although the general structure of these models is similar, the difference in metabolic assumptions and specific growth and production kinetics results in a completely different behaviour towards product optimization. A detailed analysis of both models reveals some physical and biochemical shortcomings. It is shown that it is impossible to make a reliable estimation of the model parameters, only using experimental data of simple constant glucose feed rate fermentations with low initial substrate amount. However, it is demonstrated that some model parameters might be key factors in concluding whether or not altering the substrate feeding strategy has an important influence on the final amount of product. It is illustrated that feeding strategy optimization studies can be a tool in designing experiments for parameter estimation purposes.".
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