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Off-gas capture: a promising strategy for removal and recovery of toxic bioproducts in aerobic fermentation
In many bioprocesses, maximum achievable titers are limited below economically viable levels by toxic accumulation of the primary end-product. To combat end-product inhibition, a variety of in situ product removal technologies have been developed to selectively remove or partition toxic bioproducts,
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