Antibiotics Which of the following event occurs during second phase of growth of P. chrysogenum? pH increase Synthesis of penicillin is high Mycelial mass increases Both (a) and (b) pH increase Synthesis of penicillin is high Mycelial mass increases Both (a) and (b) ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Antibiotics Which of the following event occurs during third phase of growth of P chrysogenum? Slight rise in pH due to liberation of ammonia Concentration of antibiotic increases in the medium Autolysis of the medium starts All of these Slight rise in pH due to liberation of ammonia Concentration of antibiotic increases in the medium Autolysis of the medium starts All of these ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Antibiotics High yield of chlorotetracyclin requires continuous aeration aeration which does not affect the yield controlled aeration no aeration continuous aeration aeration which does not affect the yield controlled aeration no aeration ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Antibiotics Antibiotics are typically produced in fed batch reactors because antibiotic yields are generally higher when cell growth slows All of these antibiotic yields are generally higher when cells enter the stationary phase the precursors are often toxic to the cells antibiotic yields are generally higher when cell growth slows All of these antibiotic yields are generally higher when cells enter the stationary phase the precursors are often toxic to the cells ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Antibiotics At normal pH, penicillin remains in both (a) and (b) aqueous phase solvent phase precipitates both (a) and (b) aqueous phase solvent phase precipitates ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Antibiotics Penicillin is produced by aerobic fermentation followed by anaerobic fermentation anaerobic fermentation followed by aerobic fermentation aerobic fermentation anaerobic fermentation aerobic fermentation followed by anaerobic fermentation anaerobic fermentation followed by aerobic fermentation aerobic fermentation anaerobic fermentation ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
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