L-Lysine was produced by a microbial process utilizing a Corynebacterium glutamicum （ATCC 21799） strain. L-Lysine was purified from the cultivated medium by fixed-bed and simulated moving bed （SMB） chromatography....L-Lysine was produced by a microbial process utilizing a Corynebacterium glutamicum （ATCC 21799） strain. L-Lysine was purified from the cultivated medium by fixed-bed and simulated moving bed （SMB） chromatography. The separation conditions including pH, eluent concentration and Lys+ and Lys2+ adsorption isotherms were studied in batch adsorption. The column capacity, eluent flow rate and eluent concentration have been studied in fixed-bed chromatography. Maximum purification rate of lysine was obtained as 0.066 （g/（g·h）） （per gram resin and per hour） at an eluent flow rate of 10 （mL/min） in fixed-bed chromatography. The results obtained from SMB were 0.11 （g/（g·h）） for L-lysine purification rate and 96% for L-lysine recovery.展开更多
文摘L-Lysine was produced by a microbial process utilizing a Corynebacterium glutamicum （ATCC 21799） strain. L-Lysine was purified from the cultivated medium by fixed-bed and simulated moving bed （SMB） chromatography. The separation conditions including pH, eluent concentration and Lys+ and Lys2+ adsorption isotherms were studied in batch adsorption. The column capacity, eluent flow rate and eluent concentration have been studied in fixed-bed chromatography. Maximum purification rate of lysine was obtained as 0.066 （g/（g·h）） （per gram resin and per hour） at an eluent flow rate of 10 （mL/min） in fixed-bed chromatography. The results obtained from SMB were 0.11 （g/（g·h）） for L-lysine purification rate and 96% for L-lysine recovery.
