Optimization of cell mass production of the probiotic strain lactococcus lactis in batch and fed-bach culture in pilot scale levels

Lactococcus lactis is highly efficient probiotics microorganism with wide range of benefits on human health. This study was conducted to design and establish industrial platform for high cell density cultivation of this novel probiotic strain, L. lactis (WICC-B25). During bioreactor cultivation of l...

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Main Authors: Ali El-Enshasy, Hesham Ali Metwally, Abd Malek, R., Othman, Z., Sarmidi, M. R., Abdel Aziz, R.
Other Authors: Méndez-Vilas, A.
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Published: FORMATEX 2010
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spelling my.utm.312172017-02-05T00:34:28Z http://eprints.utm.my/id/eprint/31217/ Optimization of cell mass production of the probiotic strain lactococcus lactis in batch and fed-bach culture in pilot scale levels Ali El-Enshasy, Hesham Ali Metwally Abd Malek, R. Othman, Z. Sarmidi, M. R. Abdel Aziz, R. Q Science Lactococcus lactis is highly efficient probiotics microorganism with wide range of benefits on human health. This study was conducted to design and establish industrial platform for high cell density cultivation of this novel probiotic strain, L. lactis (WICC-B25). During bioreactor cultivation of lactic acid bacteria in industrial scale, there are two main problems during process namely: low cell growth rate and high lactate production. These both together resulted in low cell mass production. Therefore, this study was focused on cultivation parameters optimization for high cell mass production with minimal lactate formation in shake flask and bioreactor levels. Cell growth was studied in 16-L stirred tank bioreactor under controlled and uncontrolled pH conditions. The maximal cell mass of about 5.6 g L-1 was obtained after 14 h cultivations under uncontrolled pH condition. This value was almost 35% higher than those cell mass obtained in pH controlled culture. Based on this data, fed-batch cultivation strategy was developed using mixed substrate feeding solution (containing all medium component) and mono-feeding (using glucose alone). For both cultures, fed was adjusted to constant rate of 3 g L-1 h-1 and, DO was cascaded to agitation speed to prevent the drop of DO to value less than 30% saturation as oxygen is limited factor for high cell mass production. Culture of mono-glucose feeding yielded the maximal cell mass of about 20 g L-1 after 30 h. On the other hand, the cell mass obtained in mixed substrate feeding culture was only 8.4 g L-1. Thus, we can conclude that fed-batch cultivation under uncontrolled pH, mono-glucose feeding and DO stat of 30% is suitable cultivation strategy for high cell mass production of L. lactis in bioprocess industry. FORMATEX Méndez-Vilas, A. 2010 Book Section PeerReviewed Ali El-Enshasy, Hesham Ali Metwally and Abd Malek, R. and Othman, Z. and Sarmidi, M. R. and Abdel Aziz, R. (2010) Optimization of cell mass production of the probiotic strain lactococcus lactis in batch and fed-bach culture in pilot scale levels. In: Current Research, Technology and Education Topics in Applied Microbiology and Microbial Biotechnology. FORMATEX, Spain, pp. 873-879. ISBN 978-84-614-6195-0
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Ali El-Enshasy, Hesham Ali Metwally
Abd Malek, R.
Othman, Z.
Sarmidi, M. R.
Abdel Aziz, R.
Optimization of cell mass production of the probiotic strain lactococcus lactis in batch and fed-bach culture in pilot scale levels
description Lactococcus lactis is highly efficient probiotics microorganism with wide range of benefits on human health. This study was conducted to design and establish industrial platform for high cell density cultivation of this novel probiotic strain, L. lactis (WICC-B25). During bioreactor cultivation of lactic acid bacteria in industrial scale, there are two main problems during process namely: low cell growth rate and high lactate production. These both together resulted in low cell mass production. Therefore, this study was focused on cultivation parameters optimization for high cell mass production with minimal lactate formation in shake flask and bioreactor levels. Cell growth was studied in 16-L stirred tank bioreactor under controlled and uncontrolled pH conditions. The maximal cell mass of about 5.6 g L-1 was obtained after 14 h cultivations under uncontrolled pH condition. This value was almost 35% higher than those cell mass obtained in pH controlled culture. Based on this data, fed-batch cultivation strategy was developed using mixed substrate feeding solution (containing all medium component) and mono-feeding (using glucose alone). For both cultures, fed was adjusted to constant rate of 3 g L-1 h-1 and, DO was cascaded to agitation speed to prevent the drop of DO to value less than 30% saturation as oxygen is limited factor for high cell mass production. Culture of mono-glucose feeding yielded the maximal cell mass of about 20 g L-1 after 30 h. On the other hand, the cell mass obtained in mixed substrate feeding culture was only 8.4 g L-1. Thus, we can conclude that fed-batch cultivation under uncontrolled pH, mono-glucose feeding and DO stat of 30% is suitable cultivation strategy for high cell mass production of L. lactis in bioprocess industry.
author2 Méndez-Vilas, A.
author_facet Méndez-Vilas, A.
Ali El-Enshasy, Hesham Ali Metwally
Abd Malek, R.
Othman, Z.
Sarmidi, M. R.
Abdel Aziz, R.
format Book Section
author Ali El-Enshasy, Hesham Ali Metwally
Abd Malek, R.
Othman, Z.
Sarmidi, M. R.
Abdel Aziz, R.
author_sort Ali El-Enshasy, Hesham Ali Metwally
title Optimization of cell mass production of the probiotic strain lactococcus lactis in batch and fed-bach culture in pilot scale levels
title_short Optimization of cell mass production of the probiotic strain lactococcus lactis in batch and fed-bach culture in pilot scale levels
title_full Optimization of cell mass production of the probiotic strain lactococcus lactis in batch and fed-bach culture in pilot scale levels
title_fullStr Optimization of cell mass production of the probiotic strain lactococcus lactis in batch and fed-bach culture in pilot scale levels
title_full_unstemmed Optimization of cell mass production of the probiotic strain lactococcus lactis in batch and fed-bach culture in pilot scale levels
title_sort optimization of cell mass production of the probiotic strain lactococcus lactis in batch and fed-bach culture in pilot scale levels
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