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Sophorolipids were produced by single-step batch cultivation of Candida bombicola ATCC 22214 on deproteinized whey concentrate and repeated feed of rapeseed oil. A mild sterilization method for whey was developed. High yields of 280 g dry sophorolipids l−1 were obtained from deproteinized whey concentrate containing 100 g lactose l−1 and 300 g rapeseed oil l−1. Surprisingly, the whey lactose was not consumed by the organism. Growth only on the oil was assumed and a high lipase activity of 24 U per g cell dry weight resulted.
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Daniel, HJ., Otto, R.T., Reuss, M. et al. Sophorolipid Production with High Yields on Whey Concentrate and Rapeseed Oil without Consumption of Lactose. Biotechnology Letters 20, 805–807 (1998). https://doi.org/10.1023/B:BILE.0000015927.29348.1a
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