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stability of food enzymes, the inactivation kinetics of individual enzymes in a broad temperature range and to<br />

carry out the comparative consumer study of food products obtained by conventional and ohmic heating.<br />

Project duration: from 01.03.2004 to 28.02.<strong>2006</strong><br />

H. Project FP6-NMP3-CT-2004-500160, Advanced interactive materials by design (AIMs). (Milan<br />

Polakovič)<br />

This integrated project (AIMs) is targeted at the design of a new class of interactive materials composed of<br />

functional elements (ligands) for use in the selective purification steps (i.e. chromatography, membrane<br />

separation, extraction) of pharmaceutical, chemical and bioindustries. A real breakthrough in the optimization of<br />

production processes in these areas requires the integration of material sciences and process development. AIMs<br />

focuses on the production of monoclonal antibodies as an example process. The main objectives in terms of<br />

radical innovation in monoclonal antibodies production are an increase in capacity by a factor of 10 to 50 and a<br />

reduction of cost of goods by a factor of 10 to 100. The STU teams act in one of six subprojects of this integrated<br />

project dealing with the characterization of structural and process parameters of investigated materials and<br />

processes. The role of STU is to determine accessibility of different chromatographic adsorbents by sizeexclusion<br />

techniques, the static adsorption capacity of proteins of interest as well as their dynamics of binding.<br />

Together with other partners, the correlations between structural and performance parameters are made which<br />

are communicated to the partners involved in the material and process design, respectively.<br />

Project duration: from 01.04.2004 to 31.03.2008<br />

I. Project APVT-99-019604, Experimental study of gamma-decalactone production by<br />

microbial biotransformation (Vladimír Štefuca)<br />

The basic aim of the project is the achievement of knowledge necessary for the development of a process of<br />

preparation of gamma-decalactone (GDL) - a bioaroma with high added value, by biotransformation from a<br />

natural precursor. In order to reach this objective, in the first part of the project, it will be necessary to determine<br />

cultivation and biotransformation conditions for a chosen microorganism. The next key task of GDL preparation<br />

will be isolation from the culture medium connected with lactonisation of the intermediate product and purification<br />

to final purity.<br />

Project duration: from 01.01.2005 to 31.12. 2007<br />

J. Project APVT-20-025704, Process development for biotechnological production of<br />

fructooligosaccharides (Milan Polakovič)<br />

The growing demand for healthy food including non-synthetic additives forms a potential for significant<br />

enlargement of the existing production capaticies of fructooligosaccharides, which belong to important prebiotics.<br />

The ambition of the project is to develop a technological process which could be implemented. The project<br />

elaborates all principal steps of the production process which are: aerobic cultivation of cells Aureobasidium<br />

pullulans, isolation and immobilization of enzyme fructosyltransferase, biocatalytic production of<br />

fructooligosaccharides, and the adsorption separation of fructooligosaccharides.<br />

Project duration: from 01.01.2005 to 31.12. 2007<br />

K. Project No. 11 of the Slovak-Hungarian Bilateral Cooperation in Science, Enhancement of<br />

the stability of lipase enzymes in ionic liquids (Milan Polakovič)<br />

The joint project focuses on the bioprocess engineering aspects connected with the application of enzymatic<br />

reactions in ionic liquids. The improved efficiency of biotransformations is envisaged by investigating the effect of<br />

water activity and thermal stability on the performance of lipase in hydrolytic and esterification reactions using<br />

ionic liquids as solvents. By screening suitable enzyme sources and reaction media, it is expected to obtain chiral<br />

compounds of interest for the synthesis of fine chemicals and pharmaceuticals.<br />

Project duration: from 01.01.2005 to 31.12. <strong>2006</strong><br />

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