1. Continuous polarimetry in enzymatic gluconic acid production

   • K. G. Möller
   • C. Wandrey

   Biotechnology Pages: 81 - 89

2. Conversion ofL-sorbose to 2-keto-L-gulonic acid by mixtures of immobilized cells ofGluconobacter melanogenus IFO 3293 andPseudomonas species

   • C. K. A. Martin
   • D. Perlman

   Biotechnology Pages: 91 - 95

3. Streptomycin

   • A. Singh
   • E. Bruzelius
   • H. Heding

   Biotechnology Pages: 97 - 101

4. Physiological response ofCandida tropicalis grown on n-paraffin to mixing in a tubular closed loop fermenter

   • Hermann W. D. Katinger

   Industrial Microbiology Pages: 103 - 114

5. Effects of the anti-lipogenic antibiotic cerulenin on growth and fatty acid composition of n-alkane-utilizingCandida lipolytica

   • Atsuo Tanaka
   • Takeshige Hagihara
   • Saburo Fukui

   Industrial Microbiology Pages: 115 - 124

6. Cyclosporin A and C

   • M. Dreyfuss
   • E. Härri
   • H. Tscherter

   Industrial Microbiology Pages: 125 - 133

7. Biosynthesis of candicidin by phosphate-limited resting cells ofStreptomyces griseus

   • Juan F. Martin
   • Lloyd E. McDaniel

   Industrial Microbiology Pages: 135 - 144

8. The effect of corn steep liquor on the transformation of steroids

   • Alena Cejka

   Industrial Microbiology Pages: 145 - 156

9. Microbiological leaching of a low-grade uranium ore byThiobacillus ferrooxidans

   • R. Guay
   • M. Silver
   • A. E. Torma

   Industrial Microbiology Pages: 157 - 167