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Multi-strategy in production of high titer gluconic acid by the fermentation of concentrated cellulosic hydrolysate with Gluconobacter oxydans

Dai et al., 2022

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9119036245353939839
Author
Dai L
Lian Z
Zhang R
Nawaz A
ul Haq I
Zhou X
Xu Y
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Industrial Crops and Products

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Cellulosic hydrolysate from the hydrolysis of glucan-riched biomass can offer abundantly bioavailable glucose, which is an alternative feedstock for gluconic acid production. In order to speed up the process of cellulosic-based gluconic acid synthesis industrialization, cost …
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