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Previous course: C3001
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No credit points with: C3001,91561
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Prerequisite: C3201/24001.C3600/C3601/36100
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Recommended semester: 6th semester
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Scope and form: 2 lecture modules including problem solving per week.
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Examination: Report and written exam The mark for the report and the written exam count for 25% and 75%, respectiely. Both the report and the written exam should be passed. (13-scale)
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Remarks: Students who are particularly interested in mycology courses that deal with biotechnology, taxonomy, physiology, metabolites and ecology are recommended to check the course catalogue of Öresund Mycology School; http://www.bot.ku.dk/oms/.
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Department: Department of Biotechnology
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Aim: To give the students a general knowledge of the methods and principles that are important for fermentation processes and thereby enable them to use this knowledge in connection with design of industrial fermentation processes.
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Contents: Technologically important microorganims. Screening. Mutagenisis. Storage of pure cultures. Technologically exploited microbial pathways. Substrates. Fermentation physiology in relation to product formation. Industrial bioreactors. Instrumentation. Industrial fermentation processes and technologies. Submerged cultures. Fermentation with recombinant organisms. Propagation and inoculation. Kinetics of fermentation processes: Batch, continuous and fed-batch. Economic aspects in design of fermentation processes. Bioethics. The students work in groups on writing a report describing a specific bioprocess.
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