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close contact <strong>of</strong> immobikd ceiis may fkibte the unbiased partition <strong>of</strong> plasmids between<br />

mother and daughter cells during ce1 division. Therefore, segregational plasniid 10s is iess<br />

likely to happen in the imrnobilized ceil system.<br />

The proposed mode1 successfuIly describes the experimental results and provides<br />

useful infornation for better understanding the stabilizing rnechanism <strong>of</strong> the immobilized<br />

recorn binant cells. It may be concluded that s reduced specific growth rate coupled with<br />

an increased plasmid copy number is a general explanation for the enhuiced apparent<br />

plasrnid stability in an irnmobilized cell system.<br />

6.2-4. Efféct <strong>of</strong> Feeding Glucase Concentration<br />

Using Mous inlet glucose feed concentrations (Go), continuous fermentation experiments<br />

were also perfomed in the immobiüzed-cell-film <strong>bioreactor</strong> at dilution rate O. 1 h-'. Figure 6.9<br />

is a cornparison <strong>of</strong> giucoamylase concentration between the fke and immo bikd ceil system rt<br />

a feed glucose concentration Go = 10 gL. Again higher enzyme concentration and slower<br />

decay rate <strong>of</strong> emyme <strong>production</strong> were observed wiih the immobilized cell system. The<br />

enhanced effect <strong>of</strong> immobilitation on enzyme <strong>production</strong> was further connmied.<br />

The etfect <strong>of</strong> the glucose fwd concentration on the emyme <strong>production</strong> in the<br />

irnrnobilized ceil system is shown in Figure 6.10. As expected, the enzyme concentrations<br />

inneased with inmashg glucose concentrations since higher ce1 concentrations was obtained<br />

at higher giucose concentration ( see Figure 6.1 l and Table 62 ). Neariy panllel lines are

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