Publications
| preparation of nanoparticles by electrocoagulation from soluble exopolysaccharide produced by claviceps viridis. | electrocoagulation is an evolving technology that has been effectively applied for wastewater treatment but its applications in biotechnology and nanotechnology are very limited. this method was applied for the preparation of nanoparticles from soluble exopolysaccharide (eps) produced by claviceps viridis in a submerged batch culture. a cathode/anode pair electrode (al or fe) system was used for determination of the separation rates of electrocoagulation and the yields of eps nanoparticles produ ... | 2004 | 14705006 |
| kinetics of soluble glucan production by claviceps viridis. | among 18 tested strains of claviceps spp., 7 produced significant amounts of exocellular polysaccharide (eps). the maximum production of eps was found in fermentation broth of claviceps viridis. the kinetics of growth, substrate consumption, and eps production in the batch, aerobic, submerged culture of this fungus were investigated in detail. the experimental data were processed by a simple mathematical model describing mass balance of growth, substrate consumption, formation of intermediates, ... | 2003 | 14976720 |