Production Media – Definition, Characteristics, Examples, Uses

Production Media - Definition, Characteristics, Examples, Uses

What is Production Media? Production media, often associated with the fermentation industry, plays a crucial role in the cultivation of specific strains for the purpose of generating either microbial cells or biochemical products. This media, essentially a growth environment, is meticulously formulated to support the development and productivity of designated microbial strains under controlled conditions. … Read more

Wine Production

Wine Production

Types of Wine Depending on the type of grape, yeast strain, fermentation process, etc., there are a variety of wines. There are so many differences amongst them that it becomes impossible to classify them accurately. However, the following are notable wine varieties: 1. Red wines 2. Dry wines 3. Sweet wines 4. Sparkling wines 5. … Read more

Enzymes (amylase, protease, lipase) Production

Enzymes (amylase, protease, lipase) Production

What Are Enzymes? Structure of Enzyme  Enzymes Classification Historically, enzymes were given names based on their discoverer. With additional study, classification grew more exhaustive. The International Union of Biochemists (IUB) classifies enzymes into six functional classes based on the sort of reaction they catalyse. Hydrolases, oxidoreductases, lyases, transferases, ligases, and isomerases are the six types … Read more

Factors Affecting Fermentation Characteristics of Starter Cultures 

Factors Affecting Fermentation Characteristics of Starter Cultures 

Many variables can affect the fermentation process of lactic acid bacteria (LAB) starters, including temperature, pH, strain capability, growth medium, inhibitors, bacteriophage, incubation period, heat treatment of milk, etc. To achieve the best activity of lactic acid bacteria during the manufacturing of fermented milks, caution is required. The following parameters significantly affect the growth and … Read more

L-Glutamic Acid Production

L-Glutamic Acid Production

Dr. K. Ikeda, a Japanese scientist, extracted glutamic acid from kelp, a marine alga, by means of acid hydrolysis and separation in 1908. In addition, he observed that when glutamic acid was neutralised with caustic soda, it acquired a totally new, exquisite flavour. This marked the beginning of using monosodium glutamate (MSG) as a flavour … Read more

Vitamin B12 Production

Vitamin B12 Production

What is Vitamin B12? Microorganisms used for B12 Productions Streptomyces griseus, S. olivaceus, Bacillus megaterium, B. coagulans, Pseudomonas denitrificans, Propionibacterium freudenreichi, P. shermani, and a mixed fermentation of a Proteus spp. and a Pseudomonas spp. may be used in the industrial manufacture of vitamin B12. Typically, Vitamin By is produced via the submerged-culture method. The … Read more

Beer Production

Beer Production

Health Benefits of Beer Beer provides numerous health benefits when drank in moderation. Among these fascinating health advantages are the following: 1. Anti-cancer properties  2. Reduced risk of cardiovascular diseases  3. Diabetes  4. Prevention of anemia  5. Hypertension  6. Anti-aging properties  7. Gallstones  8. Prevention of dementia and coronary disease 9. Aids digestive system  10. … Read more

Gluconic Acid Production

Gluconic Acid Production

Gluconic Acid is the 16 stereoisomers of 2,3,4,5,6-pentahydroxyhexanoic acid. It is an inorganic chemical. It occurs naturally in honey, plants, and wine. The first carbon of glucose is oxidised to form gluconic acid, which has antibacterial and chelating effects. Please include the chemical composition and further details. Properties Of Gluconic Acid Chemical formula C6H12O7 Molecular … Read more

Acetic Acid Production

Acetic Acid Production

What is Acetic Acid? Properties of  Acetic acid-CH3COOH CH3COOH Acetic Acid Molecular weight/molar mass of CH3COOH 60.052 g/mol Density of Acetamide 1.05 g/cm³ Boiling Point of Acetamide 118 °C Melting Point of Acetamide 16.6 °C Structure of Acetic acid Ethanoic acid is the second-simplest carboxylic acid structurally (the simplest being formic acid, HCOOH), and is … Read more

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