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Question
The monod model predicts that the specific growth rate
Options
A. will increase with the concentration of the growth limiting substrate until it reaches a maximum value
B. will decrease with the concentration of the growth limiting substrate
C. will increase with the concentration of the growth limiting substrate
D. does not depend on growth limiting substrate
Correct Answer
will increase with the concentration of the growth limiting substrate until it reaches a maximum value
Fermentation Kinetics problems
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1. Population doubling time, t
d
can be expressed as (where ? is the specific growth rate.)
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A. log2/?
B. ln2/?
C. ?/ln2
D. ?/log2
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Correct Answer: ln2/?
2. Chemostats work on the principle of
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A. maintaining constant volume of culture medium
B. maintaining continuous flow of nutrients
C. maintaining uniform nutrients concentration
D. operating at higher pressure
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Correct Answer: maintaining uniform nutrients concentration
3. The function of the disengagement zone in an airlift fermenter is to
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A. prevent CO
2
rich bubbles from entering the downcomer
B. reduce the velocity of the bubbles
C. reduce liquid loss as aerosols
D. all of the above
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Correct Answer: all of the above
4. The region of an airlift bioreactor in which the liquid travels in a downward direction is called the
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A. downcomer
B. disengagement zone
C. air riser
D. flotsam
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Correct Answer: downcomer
5. When intracellular enzymes of whole cells are to be used in a bio-conversion process, it is often necessary to____________the cells.
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A. permeabilize
B. lyophilize
C. heat-kill
D. denature
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Correct Answer: permeabilize
6. The specific growth rate (?) is defined as
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A. the concentration of biomass in the reactor
B. rate of increase of total biomass in a reactor
C. the rate of individual cells division or increase in their biomass
D. the rate of cell death
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Correct Answer: the rate of individual cells division or increase in their biomass
7. During the exponential phase the maximum specific growth rate equals specific growth rate as
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A. concentration of the growth limiting substrate is much less than the monod constant
B. concentration of growth limiting substrate is much greater than the monod constant
C. specific growth rate increases exponentially
D. concentration of the growth limiting substrate is equal to the monod constant
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Correct Answer: concentration of growth limiting substrate is much greater than the monod constant
8. The function of a mechanical seal is to
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A. prevent contaminants entering the reactor
B. prevent cells from leaving the reactor
C. both (a) and (b)
D. prevent air to enter
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Correct Answer: both (a) and (b)
9. The Monod Model relates
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A. substrate utilized with the biomass consumption
B. specific growth rate to the substrate availability
C. yield with the biomass utilization
D. the biomass concentration with specific growth rate
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Correct Answer: specific growth rate to the substrate availability
10. Which of the following describes the detrimental effect of bubbles on animal cells?
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A. Cells trapped on the surface of bubbles can be damaged when the bubbles explode, releasing their pressure and surface energies
B. Cells trapped in the moving foam can be dragged apart by the bubbles
C. Both (a) and (b)
D. Bubbles can explode in the liquid medium causing the release of ultraviolet radiation
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Correct Answer: Both (a) and (b)
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