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The synthesis of glycerides and fatty esters using the cell-bound lipolytic enzymes of fungal mycelia is described. Use of organic solvents for substrate solution and a solid-phase enzyme system enable high conversions to be obtained continuously in packed bed and stirred tank reactors.
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Patterson, J.D.E., Blain, J.A., Shaw, C.E.L. et al. Synthesis of glycerides and esters by fungal cell-bound enzymes in continuous reactor systems. Biotechnol Lett 1, 211–216 (1979). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01386901
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