Applied Microbiology and Biotechnology 1992: Vol 37 Table of Contents

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Applied
a /Mucrobiology
Biotechnology
Volume 37 - 1992
Editorial Board
International Editors H.-J. Rehm, Miinster (Editor in Chief)
A. L. Demain, Cambridge, MA
K. Esser, Bochum
A. Kimura, Kyoto
Editors
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J. Bennett, New Orleans E. Katz, Washington Schigerl, Hannover
N. Blakebrough, Weybridge H.-P. Kleber, Leipzig . K. Sebek, Kalamazoo
T. Borner, Berlin U. Kick, Bochum Shinke, Hyogo
A. T. Bull, Canterbury M.-R. Kula, Julich Stahl, Berlin
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H. Dellweg, Berlin M. Linko, Helsinki Tominaga, Osaka
H. Diekmann, Hannover J. F. Martin, Leén Tudzynski, Minster
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Brinkmann U, Babel W: Simultaneous utilization of heterotro-
Contents of volume 37
phic substrates by Hansenula polymorpha MH30 results in
enhanced growth rates 98
Bryant FO, Wiegel J, Ljungdahl LG: Comparison of alcohol de-
No. 1 (pp 1-140) published April 1992 hydrogenases from wild-type and mutant strain, JW200 Fe
No. 2 (pp 141-280) published May 1992 4, of ‘Thermoanaerobacter ethanolicus’ 490
No. 3 (pp 281-410) published June 1992 Buchert J, Ranua M, Kantelinen A, Viikari L: The role of two
No. 4 (pp 411-532) published July 1992 Trichoderma reesei xylanases in the bleaching of pine kraft
No. 5 (pp 533-690) published August 1992 pulp 825
No. 6 (pp 691-832) published September 1992 Bussink HJD, Hombergh JPTW van den, IJssel PRLA van den,
Visser J: Characterization of polygalacturonase-overproduc-
ing Aspergillus niger transformants 324
Castillo Agudo L del: Lipid content of Saccharomyces cerevi-
Original papers
siae strains with different degrees of ethanol tolerance
647
Aasen IM, Folkvord K, Levine DW: Development of a process Chung DK, Chung SK, Batt CA: Antisense RNA directed
for large-scale chromatographic purification of an alginate against the major capsid protein of Lactococcus lactis sub-
lyase from Klebsiella pneumoniae 55 sp. cremoris bacteriophage 4-1 confers partial resistance to
Ahmad S, Johri BN: Immobilization of Rhodococcus equi DSM the host 79
89-133 onto porous celite beads for cholesterol side-chain Cselovszky J, Wolf G, Hammes WP: Production of formate,
cleavage (Short Contribution) 468 acetate, and succinate by anaerobic fermentation of Lacto-
Akiyama M, Taima Y, Doi Y: Production of poly(3-hydroxyal- bacillus pentosus in the presence of citrate 94
kanoates) by a bacterium of the genus Alcaligenes utilizing Daniel M, Choi JH, Kim JH, Lebeault JM: Effect of nutrient de-
long-chain fatty acids 698 ficiency on accumulation and relative molecular weight of
Alfafara C, Miura K, Shimizu H, Shioya S, Suga K: Cysteine poly.B-hydroxybutyric acid by methylotrophic bacterium,
addition strategy for maximum glutathione production in Pseudomonas 135 702
fed-batch culture of Saccharomyces cerevisiae 141 Daniel M, Barbotin JN, Kim JH, Lebeault JM: Partial purifica-
Allison C, Macfarlane GT: Physiological and nutritional deter- tion and characterization of B-hydroxybutyric acid dehydro-
minants of protease secretion by Clostridium sporogeneses: genase of a methylotrophic bacterium, Pseudomonas 135
characterization of six extracellular proteases 152 707
Al-Rubeai M, Emery AN, Chalder S: The effect of Pluronic F-68 Davis RA, DeRuiter J: Comparison of the catalytic and inhibi-
on hybridoma cells in continuous culture (Short contribu- tory properties of Pachysolen tannophilus xylose reductase
tion) 44 to rat lens aldose reductase 109
Angelidaki !|, Ahring BK: Effects of free long-chain fatty acids Davis S, Burns RG: Covalent immobilisation of laccase on ac-
on thermophilic anaerobic digestion 808 tivated carbon for phenolic effluent treatment 474
Arcangeli JP, Arvin E: Toluene biodegradation and biofilm Davoust N, Persson A: Effects of growth morphology and time
growth in an aerobic fixed-film reactor 510 of harvesting on the chitosan yield of Absidia repens 572
Arendt EK, Hammes WP: Isolation and characterization of Leu- Dilorio AA, Cheetham RD, Weathers PJ: Growth of trans-
conostoc oenos phages from German wines 643 formed roots in a nutrient mist bioreactor: reactor perform-
Atienza J, Hernandez E, Primo J: Isolation and identification of ance and evaluation 457
ethisolide as an antibiotic product from Penicillium capsula- Dilorio AA, Cheetham RD, Weathers PJ: Carbon dioxide im-
tum 298 proves the growth of hairy roots cultured on solid medium
Auburger G, Winter J: Purification and characterization of ben- and in nutrient mists 463
zoyl-CoA ligase from a syntrophic, benzoate-degrading, Donaghy J, McKay AM: Extracellular carboxylesterase activity
anaerobic mixed culture 789 of Fusarium graminearum (Short contribution) 742
Ayub MAZ, Astolfi-Filho S, Mavituna F, Oliver SG: Studies on Druet D, El Abbadi N, Comeau L-C: Purification and character-
plasmid stability, cell metabolism and superoxide dismutase ization of the extracellular and cell-bound lipases from a
production by Pgk~ strains of Saccharomyces cerevisiae Penicillium cyclopium variety 745
615 Ei Alami N, Boquien C-Y, Corrieu G: Batch cultures of recombi-
Banat IM, Nigam P, Marchant R: The isolation and characteri- nant Lactococcus lactis subsp. lactis in a stirred fermentor —
sation of a salicylate-hydroxylase-producing strain of Pseu- |. Effect of plasmid content on bacterial growth and on ge-
domonas putida 378 netic stability in pure cultures 358
Bestetti G, Galli E, Leoni B, Pelizzoni F, Sello G: Regioselective El Alami N, Boquien C-Y, Corrieu G: Batch cultures of recombi-
hydroxylation of chlorobenzene and chlorophenols by a nant Lactococcus lactis subsp. /actis in a stirred fermentor —
Pseudomonas putida 260 ll. Plasmid transfer in mixed cultures 364
Beuvink JMW, Spoelstra SF: Interactions between substrate, Engel H, Leeuwen AM van, Dijkstra A, Keck W: Enzymatic pre-
fermentation end-products, buffering systems and gas pro- paration of 1,6-anhydro-muropeptides by immobilized mur-
duction upon fermentation of different carbohydrates by ein hydrolases from Escherichia coli fused to staphylococcal
mixed rumen microorganisms in vitro 505 protein A 772
Bhalla TCh, Miura A, Wakamoto A, Ohba Y, Furuhashi K: Evans PJ, Ling W, Palleroni NJ, Young LY: Quantification of
Asymmetric hydrolysis of a-aminonitriles to optically active denitrification by strain T1 during anaerobic degradation of
amino acids by a nitrilase of Rhodococcus rhodochrous PA- toluene 136
34 184 Exterkate FA, Jong M de, Veer GJCM de, Baankreis R: Loca-
Bonnarme P, Delattre M, Corrieu G, Asther M: Activation of tion and characterization of aminopeptidase N in Lactococ-
lignin and manganese peroxidase excretion in Phanero- cus lactis subsp. cremoris HP 46
chaete chrysosporium by fungal extracts 670 Ferrer P, Sola C: Lipase production by immobilized Candida ru-
Bourque D, Ouellette B, André G, Groleau D: Production of gosa cells (Short contribution) 737
poly-B-hydroxybutyrate from methanol: characterization of Fogarty WM, Brosnan MP, Doyle EM, Kelly CT: The carbohy-
a new isolate of Methylobacterium extorquens 7 drases of Bacillus stearothermophilus NCIB 11412 and NCIB
Braun M, Kim JM, Schmid RD: Purification and some proper- 10814 191
ties of an extracellular L-amino acid oxidase from Cellulo- Fourest E, Roux J-C: Heavy metal biosorption by fungal myce-
monas cellulans AM8 isolated from soil 594 lial by-products: mechanisms and influence of pH 399
IV
Fu JF, Chang RY, Tseng YH: Construction of stable lactose- Pediococcus acidilactici PC and comparison of bacteriocin-
utilizing Xanthomonas campestris by chromosomal integra- producing strains using molecular typing procedures 631
tion of cloned /ac genes using filamentous phage ¢Lf DNA Jarzebski AB, Goma G, Soucaille P: A tentative physiological
225 model of batch acetonobutylic fermentation 714
Gallert C, Winter J: Comparison of 4-hydroxybenzoate decar- Kendrick A, Ratledge C: Lipid formation in the oleaginous
boxylase and phenol carboxylase activities in cell-free ex-. mould Entomophthora exitalis grown in continuous culture:
tracts of a defined, 4-hydroxybenzoate and phenol-degrad- effects of growth rate, temperature and dissolved oxygen
ing anaerobic consortium 119 tension on polyunsaturated fatty acids 18
Garnham GW, Codd GA, Gadd GM: Kinetics of uptake and in- Kern M, Koch H-G, Klemme J-H: EDTA activation of Hz photo-
tracellular location of cobalt, manganese and zinc in the es- production by Rhodospirillum rubrum 496
tuarine green alga Chlorella salina) 270 Khoury N, Dott W, Kampfer P: Anaerobic degradation of phe-
Garnham GW, Codd GA, Gadd GM: Uptake of technetium by nol in batch and continuous cultures by a denitrifying bacte-
freshwater green microalgae 679 rial consortium 524
Granger LM, Perlot P, Goma G, Parailleux A: Kinetics of Khoury N, Dott W, Kampfer P: Anaerobic degradation of p-
growth and fatty acid production of Rhodotorula glutinis cresol in batch and continuous cultures by a denitrifying
13 bacterial consortium (Short contribution) 529
Griffiths DA, Brown DE, Jezequel SG: Biotransformation of Khowala S, Ghosh AK, Sengupta S: Saccharification of xylan
warfarin by the fungus Beauveria bassiana 169 by an amyloglucosidase of Termitomyces clypeatus and sy-
Groot WJ, Waldram RH, Lans RGJM van der, Luyben KChAM: nergism in the presence of xylanase 287
The effect of repeated temperature shock on baker's Kirchner K, Wagner S, Rehm H-J: Exhaust gas purification us-
yeast 396 ing biocatalysts (fixed bacteria monocultures) — the in-
Guchte M van de, Wal FJ van der, Kok J, Venema G: Lyso- fluence of biofilm diffusion rate (O2) on the overall reaction
zyme expression in Lactococcus lactis 216 rate (Short contribution) 277
Guogiang D, Kaul R, Mattiasson B: Immobilization of Lactoba- Kirk LA, Doelle HW: The effects of potassium and chloride
cillus casei cells to ceramic material pretreated with polye- ions on the ethanolic fermentation of sucrose by Zymomon-
thylenimine 305 as mobilis 2716 88
Hadj-Taieb N, Chaabouni-Ellouz S, Kammoun A, Ellouz R: Hy- Kiy T, Tiedtke A: Mass cultivation of Tetrahymena thermophil-
drolytic efficiency of Penicillium occitanis cellulase: kinetic ia yielding high cell densities and short generation times
aspects 197 576
Hamad SH, Boécker G, Vogel RF, Hammes WP: Microbiological Knust B, Wettstein D von: Expression and secretion of pea-
and chemical analysis of fermented sorghum dough for Kis- seed lipoxygenase isoenzymes in Saccharomyces cerevi-
ra production 728 siae 342
Hamdi M, Brauman A, Garcia JL: Effect of an anaerobic bacte- Kotek T, Dmochowska-Gtadysz J, Siewifski A: Resolution of
rial consortium isolated from termites on the degradation of racemic 8,14-seco-4,9(11)-androstadiene-3, 14, 17-trione in
olive-mill waste-water (Short contribution) 408 a microbial-chemical way (Short contribution) 762
Hammack RW, Edenborn HM: The removal of nickel from mine Kosinski MJ, Rinas U, Bailey JE: Proteolytic response to the
waters using bacterial sulfate reduction 674 expression of an abnormal f-galactosidase in Escherichia
Hanson RL, Bembenek KS, Patel RN, Szarka LJ: Transforma- coli 335
tion of Ne-CBZ-.-lysine to CBZ-t-oxylysine using L-amino Kremer SM, Wood PM: Continuous monitoring of cellulase ac-
acid oxidase from Providencia alcalifaciens and L-2-hydroxy- tion on microcrystalline cellulose 750
isocaproate dehydrogenase from Lactobacillus confusus Lebrihi A, Lamsaif D, Lefebvre G, Germain P: Effect of ammon-
599 ium ions on spiramycin biosynthesis in Streptomyces ambo-
Hara T, Nagatomo S, Ogata S, Ueda S: The DNA sequence of faciens 382
y-glutamyltranspeptidase gene of Bacillus subtilis (natto) Légier V, Comeau LC: Continuous synthesis of esters by cell-
plasmid pUH1 211 bound fungal lipases in an organic solvent 732
Harmsen HJM, Kubicek-Pranz, EM, Rohr M, Visser J, Kubicek Lewis VP, Yang S-T: Propionic acid fermentation by Propioni-
CP: Regulation of 6-phosphofructo-2-kinase from the citric- bacterium acidipropionici: effect of growth substrate 437
acid-accumulating fungus Aspergillus niger 784 Lhomme B, Roux JC: Biomass production, carbon and oxygen
Hartmans S, Kaptein A, Tramper J, Bont JAM de: Characteri- consumption by Rhizopus arrhizus grown in submerged cul-
zation of a Mycobacterium sp. and a Xanthobacter sp. for tures on thin liquid films or immobilized on fibrous and parti-
the removal of vinyl chloride and 1,2-dichloroethane from culate materials 37
waste gases 796 Lier JB van, Grolle KCF, Stams AJM, Conway de Macario E,
Hendriksen, HV, Ahring BK: Metabolism and kinetics of pen- Lettinga G: Start-up of a thermophilic upflow anaerobic
tachlorophenol transformation in anaerobic granular sludge bed (UASB) reactor with mesophilic granular
sludge 662 sludge 130
Heuvel JJ van den, Raué HA: Translational efficiency of Lippert K, Galinski EA: Enzyme stabilization by ectoine-type
mRNA in yeast cells is not increased by plant viral leader se- compatible solutes: protection against heating, freezing and
quences (Short contribution) 84 drying 61
Hinteregger C, Leitner R, Loidi M, Ferschi A, Streichsbier F: Lobas D, Schumpe S, Deckwer W-D: The production of gellan
Degradation of phenol and phenolic compounds by Pseudo- exopolysaccharide with Sphingomonas paucimobilis E2
monas putida EKI| 252 (DSM 6314) 411
Hoh YK, Yeoh H-H, Tan TK: Properties of B-glucosidase puri- Machovéa E: Induction of aldose reductase and polyol dehydro-
fied from Aspergillus niger mutants USDB 0827 and USDB genase activities in Aureobasidium pullulans by ‘D-xylose, L-
0828 590 arabinose and D-galactose 374
Horn CH, du Preez JC, Kilian SG: Amylase production by a Mahmoudian M, Michael A: Biocatalysts for production of chi-
Schwanniomyces occidentalis mutant in chemostat cul- ralepoxides 23
ture 147 Mahmoudian M, Michael A: Stereoselective epoxidation of
Hunik JH, Meijer HJG, Tramper J: Kinetics of Nitrosomonas phenyl allyl ether by alkene-utilizing bacteria 28
europaea at extreme substrate, product and salt concentra- Manolov RJ: Batch and continuous ribonuclease production
tions 802 by immobilized Aspergillus clavatus cells in a bubble-column
Jager K, Harlander S: Characterization of a bacteriocin from bioreactor 32
Vv
Martegani E, Forlani N, Mauri |, Porro D, Schleuning WD, AI- Ridiger A, Ogbonna JC, Markl H, Antranikian G: Effect of
berghina L: Expression of high levels of human tissue plas- gassing, agitation, substrate supplementation and dialysis
minogen activator in yeast under the control of an inducible on the growth of an extremely thermophilic archaeon Pyro-
GAL promoter 604 coccus woesei (Short contribution) 501
Martin SA: Factors affecting glucose uptake by the ruminal Salcedo G, Ramirez ME, Flores C, Galindo E: Preservation of
bacterium Bacteroides ruminicola 104 Xanthomonas campestris in Brassica oleracea seeds 723
Mauersberger S, Drechsler H, Oehme G, Miller HG: Substrate Sarrette M, Nout MJR, Gervais P, Rombouts FM: Effect of wa-
specificity and stereoselectivity of fatty alcohol oxidase ter activity on production and activity of Rhizopus oligospo-
from the yeast Candida maltosa 66 rus polysaccharidases 420
Menke B, Rehm H-J: Degradation of mixtures of monochloro- Saucedo-Castafieda G, Lonsane BK, Navarro J-M, Roussos S,
phenols and phenol as substrates for free and immobilized Raimbault M: Control of carbon dioxide in exhaust air as a
cells of Alcaligenes sp. A7-2. 655 method for equal biomass yields at different bed heights in a
Meyer JM, Hohnadel D: Use of nitrilotriacetic acid (NTA) by column fermentor (Short contribution) 580
Pseudomonas species through iron metabolism 114 Sayadi S, Ellouz R: Decolourization of olive mill waste-waters
Meyer KM, Siissmuth R: Bacteriophage-resistance mecha- by the white-rot fungus Phanerochaete chrysosporium: in-
nisms examined by transfection of Lactococcus lactis sub- volvement of the lignin-degrading system 813
sp. lactis 4513-5 mediated by high voltage electroporation Schmidhalter DR, Canevascini G: Characterization of the cellu-
235 lytic enzyme system from the brown-rot fungus Coniophora
Moller J, Niehoff J, Hotop S, Dors M, Schigerl K: The in- puteana 431
fluence of preculture on the process performance of penicil- Schmitt P, Diviés C: Effect of varying citrate levels on C, com-
lin V production in a 100-1 air-lift tower loop reactor 157 pound formation and on enzyme levels in Leuconostoc me-
Mollah AH, Stuckey DC: The influence of Hz, CO. and dilution senteroides subsp. cremoris grown in continuous culture
rate on the continuous fermentation of acetone-butanol 426
533 Schrumpf B, Eggeling L, Sahm H: Isolation and prominent
Muranaka T, Ohkawa H, Yamada Y: Scopolamine release into characteristics of an L-lysine hyperproducing strain of Cory-
media by Duboisia leichhardtii hairy root clones 554 nebacterium glutamicum 566
Nakano H, Kawakami Y, Nishimura H: Secretion of genetically- Schirch, U, Cryz SJ, Lang AB: Scale-up and optimization of
engineered dihydrofolate reductase from Escherichia coli us- culture conditions of a human heterohybridoma producing
ing an E. coli a-hemolysin membrane translocation system serotype-specific antibodies to Pseudomonas aeruginosa
765 446
Neutra R, Levi BZ, Shoham Y: Optimization of protein-produc- Schuppert B, Schink B, Trésch W: Batch and continuous pro-
tion by the baculovirus expression vector system in shake duction of propionic acid from whey permeate by Propioni-
flasks 74 bacterium acidi-propionici in a three-electrode amperometric
Ogata S, Matsubara H, Tawara ¥, Tokunaga S, Hara T: culture system 549
Screening of compounds stimulating spore formation and Seeboth PG, Warren RAJ, Heim J: In-vitro cleavage of a fusion
mycelial growth of pock-forming plasmid-carrying strains in protein bound to cellulose using the soluble yscF, (Kex2)
Streptomyces azureus (Short contribution) 652 variant 621
Ohara H, Hiyama K, Yoshida T: Kinetics of growth and lactic Shibui T, Nagahari K: Secretion of a functional Fab fragment in
acid production in continuous and batch culture 544 Escherichia coli and the influence of culture conditions
Ohba R, Kainou H, Ueda S: Production of purple pigment from 352
green malt and dry malt grains by fermentation without Shimizu S, Ogawa J, Yamada H: Microbial asymmetric hydro-
steaming 176 lysis of N-acetyl-1-methyl-3-phenylpropylamine to optically
Pakkanen R, Kanttinen A, Satama L, Aalto J: Bovine colostrum active 1-methyl-3-phenylpropylamine 164
fraction as a serum substitute for the cultivation of mouse Siimes T, Nakajima M, Yada H, Asama H, Nagamune T, Linko
hybridomas 451 P, Endo |: Object-oriented fuzzy expert system for on-line
Passeri A, Schmidt M, Haffner T, Wray V, Lang S, Wagner F: diagnosing and control of bioprocesses 756
Marine biosurfactants. IV. Production, characterization and Slaughter JC, Nomura T: Autocatalytic degradation of pro-
biosynthesis of an anionic glucose lipid from the marine bac- teins in extracts of a brewing strain of Saccharomyces cere-
terial strain MM1 281 visiae. The role of endoproteinases and exopeptidases
Patel RN, Liu M, Banerjee A, Szarka LJ: Stereoselective enzy- 638
matic hydrolysis of (exo,exo)-7-oxabicyclo[2.2.1]heptane- Slininger PJ, Jackson MA: Nutritional factors regulating
2,3-dimethanol diacetate ester in a biphasic system 180 growth and accumulation of phenazine 1-carboxylic acid by
Planas A, Juncosa M, Cayetano A, Querol E: Studies on Bacil- Pseudomonas fluorescens 2-79 388
lus licheniformis endo-B-1,3-1,4-D-glucanase: characteriza- Sode K, Tatara M, Takeyama H, Grant Burgess J, Matsunaga
tion and kinetic analysis 583 T: Conjugative gene transfer in marine cyanobacteria: Syne-
Proksa B, Adamcova J, Fuska J: 2-Methylsorbic acid, an anti- chococcus sp., Synechocystis sp. and Pseudanabaena sp.
fungal metabolite of Penicillium vermiculatum 443 369
Ratt6 M, Poutanen K, Viikari L: Production of xylanolytic en- Somkuti GA, Solaiman DKY, Steinberg DH: Expression of
zymes by an alkalitolerant Bacillus circulans strain 470 Streptomyces sp. cholesterol oxidase in Lactobacillus ca-
Reiss J: Studies on the solubilization of German coal by fungi sei 330
(Short contribution) 830 Soni BK, Kapp C, Goma G, Soucaille P: Solvent production
Rinas U, Bailey JE: Protein compositional analysis of inclusion from starch: effect of pH on a-amylase and glucoamylase
bodies produced in recombinant Escherichia coli 609 localization and synthetic medium 539
Rios S, Eyzaguirre J: Conditions for selective degradation of Spencer JFT, Spencer DM, Figueroa L de, Nougues J-M, He-
lignin by the fungus Ganoderma australis 667 luane H: Transfer of genes for utilization of starch (sta2) and
Réthlisberger P, Fiechter A, Zimmermann W: Production of melibiose (me/) to industrial strains of Saccharomyces cere-
thermostable xylanases in batch and continuous culture by visiae by single-chromosome transfer, using a kar? mutant
Thermomonospora fusca KW 3 416 as vector 230
Ronen Z, Bollag JM: Rapid anaerobic mineralization of pyridine Spiker JK, Crawford DL, Thiel EC: Oxidation of phenolic and
in a subsurface sediment inoculated with a pyridine-degrad- non-phenolic substrates by the lignin peroxidase of Strepto-
ing Alcaligenes sp. 264 myces viridosporus T7A 518
vi
Steinbiichel A, Pieper U: Production of a copolyester of 3-hy- peroxidase from horseradish hairy root in combination with
droxybutyric acid and 3-hydroxyvaleric acid from single un- ion supplementation 560
related carbon sources by a mutant of Alcaligenes eutro- Vasudevan N, Mahadevan A: Utilization of complex phenolic
phus 1 compounds by Acinetobacter sp. (Short contribution)
Steinbiichel A, Wiese S: A Pseudomonas strain accumulating 404
polyesters of 3-hydroxybutyric acid and medium-chain-. Venus J, Idler F, Albrecht C: New ways of selecting lactic acid
length 3-hydroxyalkanoic acids 691 bacteria for biotechnological processes 240
Stimberg N, Walz M, Schérgendorfer K, Kick U: Electrophor- Vukelic B, Ritonja A, Renko M, Pokorny M, Vitale Lj: Extracel-
etic karyotyping fromTolypocladium inflatum and six related lular a-amylase from Streptomyces rimosus (Short contribu-
strains allows differentiation of morphologically similar spe- tion) 202
cies 485 Wilmanska D, Milczarek K, Rumijowska A, Bartnicka K, Sed-
Stovall ME: Interstrain spheroplast fusion of A/ternaria alterna- laczek L: Elimination of by-products in 118-hydroxylation of
ta 480 Substance S using Curvularia lunata clones regenerated
Takamoto Y, Maeba H, Kamimura M: Changes in survival rate from NTG-treated protoplasts 626
and enzyme activities in Escherichia coli with ozone 393 Wilson CA, Wood TM: The anaerobic fungus Neocallimastix
Tamponnet C, Ramdi H, Guyot J-B, Liévremont M: Rabbit arti- frontalis: isolation and properties of a cellulosome-type en-
cular chondrocytes in alginate gel: characterisation of immo- zyme fraction with the capacity to solubilize hydrogen-
bilized preparations and potential applications 311 bond-ordered cellulose 125
Taylor A, Brown DP, Kadam S, Maus M, Kohlbrenner WE, Yamaji H, Fukuda H: Growth and death behaviour of ancho-
Weig! D, Turon MC, Katz L: High-level expression and puri- rage-independent animal cells immobilized within porous
fication of mature HIV-1 protease in Escherichia coli under support matrices 244
control of the araBAD promoter 205 Yanagi K, Miyoshi H, Fukuda H, Oshima N: A packed-bed reac-
Tebbe CC, Ogunseitan OA, Rochelle PA, Tsai Y-L, Olson BH: tor utilizing porous resin enables high density culture of he-
Varied responses in gene expression of culturable hetero- patocytes 316
trophic bacteria isolated from the environment 818 Yanase H, Matsuzaki K, Sato Y, Kita K, Sato Y, Kato N: Enzy-
Thakker GD, Evans CS, Koteswara Rao K: Purification and matic preparation of [1-'*C]p-fructose-6-phosphate from
characterization of laccase from Monocillium indicum ['*C]formaldehyde and op-ribose-5-phosphate using the
Saxena (Short contribution) 321 formaldehyde-fixing system of Methylomonas aminofaciens
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