Evaluation of Fermentation Conditions by Candida tropicalis for Xylitol Production from Sago Trunk Cortex

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  • Nurul Lina Mohamad
  • Siti Mazlina Mustapa Kamal
  • Norhafizah Abdullah
  • Iryane Ismail
چکیده

Xylitol production from sago trunk cortex hydrolysate using Candida tropicalis was evaluated in shake flasks and a bioreactor. The fermentation and kinetic behaviours of this microorganism were investigated using sago trunk cortex hydrolysate and commercial xylose as substrate. Results obtained for sago trunk hydrolysate were close to the commercial xylose with xylitol yield of 0.82 gg -1 and productivity of 0.39 gL -1 h -1 . The maximum specific growth rate, μmax for sago trunk cortex was higher (0.24 h -1 ) compared to commercial xylose (0.17 h -1 ). The bioreactor study showed an increase of about 6% (w/v) of xylitol concentration and 10% (v/v) of volumetric productivity when compared to the results obtained under the shake flasks, keeping xylitol yield above 0.8 g g -1 .

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تاریخ انتشار 2013