Modeling of the pyruvate production with Escherichia coli in a fed-batch bioreactor |
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Authors: | B.?Zeli? mailto:bzelic@marie.fkit.hr" title=" bzelic@marie.fkit.hr" itemprop=" email" data-track=" click" data-track-action=" Email author" data-track-label=" " >Email author,?.?Vasi?-Ra?ki,C.?Wandrey,R.?Takors |
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Affiliation: | (1) Faculty of Chemical Engineering and Technology, University of Zagreb, Marulicev trg 19, 10000 Zagreb, Croatia;(2) Institute of Biotechnology 2, Research Center Jülich, 52425 Jülich, Germany |
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Abstract: | ![]() A family of 10 competing, unstructured models has been developed to model cell growth, substrate consumption, and product formation of the pyruvate producing strain Escherichia coli YYC202 ldhA::Kan strain used in fed-batch processes. The strain is completely blocked in its ability to convert pyruvate into acetyl-CoA or acetate (using glucose as the carbon source) resulting in an acetate auxotrophy during growth in glucose minimal medium. Parameter estimation was carried out using data from fed-batch fermentation performed at constant glucose feed rates ofqVG=10 mL h–1. Acetate was fed according to the previously developed feeding strategy. While the model identification was realized by least-square fit, the model discrimination was based on the model selection criterion (MSC). The validation of model parameters was performed applying data from two different fed-batch experiments with glucose feed rateqVG=20 and 30 mL h–1, respectively. Consequently, the most suitable model was identified that reflected the pyruvate and biomass curves adequately by considering a pyruvate inhibited growth (Jerusalimsky approach) and pyruvate inhibited product formation (described by modified Luedeking–Piret/Levenspiel term).List of symbols cA acetate concentration (g L–1) - cA,0 acetate concentration in the feed (g L–1) - cG glucose concentration (g L–1) - cG,0 glucose concentration in the feed (g L–1) - cP pyruvate concentration (g L–1) - cP,max critical pyruvate concentration above which reaction cannot proceed (g L–1) - cX biomass concentration (g L–1) - KI inhibition constant for pyruvate production (g L–1) - KIA inhibition constant for biomass growth on acetate (g L–1) - KP saturation constant for pyruvate production (g L–1) - KP inhibition constant of Jerusalimsky (g L–1) - KSA Monod growth constant for acetate (g L–1) - KSG Monod growth constant for glucose (g L–1) - mA maintenance coefficient for growth on acetate (g g–1 h–1) - mG maintenance coefficient for growth on glucose (g g–1 h–1) - n constant of extended Monod kinetics (Levenspiel) (–) - qV volumetric flow rate (L h–1) - qVA volumetric flow rate of acetate (L h–1) - qVG volumetric flow rate of glucose (L h–1) - rA specific rate of acetate consumption (g g–1 h–1) - rG specific rate of glucose consumption (g g–1 h–1) - rP specific rate of pyruvate production (g g–1 h–1) - rP,max maximum specific rate of pyruvate production (g g–1 h–1) - t time (h) - V reaction (broth) volume (L) - YP/G yield coefficient pyruvate from glucose (g g–1) - YX/A yield coefficient biomass from acetate (g g–1) - YX/A,max maximum yield coefficient biomass from acetate (g g–1) - YX/G yield coefficient biomass from glucose (g g–1) - YX/G,max maximum yield coefficient biomass from glucose (g g–1) - growth associated product formation coefficient (g g–1) - non-growth associated product formation coefficient (g g–1 h–1) - specific growth rate (h–1) - max maximum specific growth rate (h–1) |
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Keywords: | Escherichia coli Production of pyruvate Unstructured cell model Fermentation of recombinant E. coli |
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