| Effect of a near-critical and supercritical fluid on the viability ratio of microbial cells | |
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The following paper describes how pressurized CO2 under near-crit. and supercrit. conditions affects the survival of a range of yeast and bacterial cells. Kluyveromyces fragilis was found to be the most resistant of the test organisms studied with relative viabilities of >70% under near-crit. conditions. The growth history of the cells before treatment was the major factor affecting survivability with up to 100-fold higher viabilities for cells treated from the stationary phase of batch growth compared with those from actively growing cells in the early exponential phase. [on SciFinder (R)] |
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Isenschmid, A., Marison, I. W., Von Stockar, U. |
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1992 |
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