3. Couplings between biochemical reactions and matter transfer

3.1 Enzymatic reaction kinetics

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3.1.1 Enzymes in solution

Enzymes are proteins whose spatial structure enables them to catalyze bioreactions very specifically and efficiently. More than 2,000 enzymes are currently known.

Table 1 gives examples of enzymes used in the food industry. Table 2 lists the micro-organisms used in the food industry.

The structure...

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References

(1) - VAN'T RIET (K.) - Mass Transfer in Fermentation. - Trends in biotechnology 1, 4, 113, 1983.
(2) - AKITA (K.), YOSHIDA (F.) - Gas Holdup and Volumetric Mass Transfer in Bubble Columns. - Ind. Eng. Chem. Des. Dev....

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MASSÉ (A.) - Contribution à la mise en place d'un réacteur enzymatique à membrane travaillant en milieu supercritique. - Université des sciences et techniques du Languedoc (2001)...