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Phenomenological and neural-network modeling of cephalosporin C production bioprocess

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Cephalosporin C production process withCephalosporium acremonium ATCC 48272 in synthetic medium was investigated and the experimental results allowed the development of a mathematical model describing the process behavior. The model was able to explain fairly well the diauxic phenomenon, higher growth rate during the glucose-consumption phase, and the production occurring only in the sucrose-consumption phase.

Moreover, the process was simulated utilizing the neural-networks technique. Two feed-forward neural-networks with one hidden layer were employed. Both models, phenomenological and neural-networks based, satisfactorily describe the bioprocess. The difficulties in determining kinetic parameters are avoided when neural networks are utilized.

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Cruz, A.J.G., Araujo, M.L.G.C., Giordano, R.C. et al. Phenomenological and neural-network modeling of cephalosporin C production bioprocess. Appl Biochem Biotechnol 70, 579–592 (1998). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02920170

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