Drying production technique of fluidized bed by starch adsorption of dry oceanic rhodotorula
A marine red yeast, fluidized bed drying technology, applied in the direction of drying solid materials, heating to dry solid materials, supporting/fixing microorganisms, etc. The slow growth rate of yeast and the low concentration of marine red yeast cells can improve the health status, improve the shelf life and facilitate transportation.
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[0050] On the slant of the malt juice agar medium test tube with a medium of 8Be, inoculate Rhodotorula viscosus strains in the medium under sterile conditions, control the culture temperature at 30°C, and cultivate for 48 hours to grow pink circles. shaped colonies with a diameter of 1.5 mm. Then above-mentioned bacterial classification is connected in two 500ml Erlenmeyer flasks under aseptic condition, (150ml wort culture fluid is installed in the Erlenmeyer flasks) carries out expansion culture, controls culture temperature 30 ℃, shakes flask and cultivates 48 hours under 200rpm. Then the above-mentioned triangular flask strains were respectively inserted into two Karl Fischer tanks each equipped with 20 liters of 8Be wort sterile culture solution, and cultured with magnetic stirring at 30° C. for 48 hours. Finally, put the seeds of the above-mentioned cultured Caspian tank into the sterilized pure culture tank with 5 tons of medium for aeration and fermentation culture, t...
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[0054] On the slant of the malt juice agar medium test tube whose medium is 10Be, inoculate Rhodotorula viscosus strains in the medium under sterile conditions, control the culture temperature at 26°C, and cultivate for 26 hours to grow pink circles. colonies with a diameter of 1 mm. Then above-mentioned bacterial classification is connected in two 500ml Erlenmeyer flasks under aseptic condition, (150ml wort culture liquid is installed in the Erlenmeyer flasks) carries out expansion culture, controls culture temperature 26 ℃, shakes flask and cultivates 36 hours under 100rpm. Then the above-mentioned triangular flask bacterial strains were respectively inserted into two Karl Fischer tanks each equipped with 20 liters of wort sterile culture solution of 8Be, and cultured with magnetic stirring at 26° C. for 36 hours. Finally, put the seeds of the above-mentioned cultured Caspian tank into the sterilized pure culture tank with 3 tons of medium for aeration and fermentation cultu...
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[0058] On the slant of the malt juice agar medium test tube whose medium is 12Be, inoculate Rhodotorula viscosus strains in the medium under sterile conditions, control the culture temperature at 31°C, and cultivate for 72 hours to grow pink circles. shaped colonies with a diameter of 2 mm. Then above-mentioned bacterial classification is connected in two 500ml Erlenmeyer flasks under aseptic condition, (150ml wort culture liquid is installed in the Erlenmeyer flasks) carries out expansion culture, controls culture temperature 31 ℃, shakes flask and cultivates 45 hours under 250rpm. Then, the bacteria strains in the above-mentioned triangular flasks were respectively inserted into two Karl Fischer tanks each equipped with 20 liters of 8Be wort sterile culture solution, and cultured with magnetic stirring at 31° C. for 45 hours. Finally, put the seeds of the above-mentioned cultivated Caspian tank into the sterilized pure culture tank with 4 tons of medium for aeration and ferm...
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