Application of mechanistic models to fermentation and biocatalysis for next-generation processes

Krist Gernaey, Anna Eliasson Lantz, Pär Tufvesson, John Woodley, Gürkan Sin

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Abstract

Mechanistic models are based on deterministic principles, and recently, interest in them has grown substantially. Herein we present an overview of mechanistic models and their applications in biotechnology, including future perspectives. Model utility is highlighted with respect to selection of variables required for measurement, control and process design. In the near future, mechanistic models with a higher degree of detail will play key roles in the development of efficient next-generation fermentation and biocatalytic processes. Moreover, mechanistic models will be used increasingly in the frame of multi-objective decision-making under uncertainty and to promote increased selectivity of products.
Original languageEnglish
JournalTrends in Biotechnology
Volume28
Issue number7
Pages (from-to)346-354
ISSN0167-7799
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 2010

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