深和有机溶剂对德克斯的回收,分子量和功能性质的影响:使用德克斯薄膜的应用

Sameeha Syed Abdul Rahman1, Saroja Pasupathi1, Sugumaran Karuppiah2

  • 1Bioprocess Engineering Laboratory, School of Chemical and Biotechnology, SASTRA Deemed to be University, India.

概括

这项研究表明,有机溶剂和深度环氧溶剂如何影响微生物的德克斯特性. 使用有机溶剂的优化条件最大限度地提高了德克斯的回收,并为各种应用提供了多样化的功能性质.

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