1. Continuous single cell protein production fromCellulomonas sp. andCandida utilis grown in mixture on barley straw

   • T. P. Kristensen

   Biotechnology and Bioengineering Pages: 155 - 163

2. Actinomycin D inactivating enzymes fromActinoplanes missouriensis and several other members of theActinoplanaceae family

   • R. J. Mehta
   • L. R. Fare
   • C. H. Nash

   Biotechnology and Bioengineering Pages: 165 - 170

3. Degradation of β-lactam antibiotics by polyacrylamide-entrapped β-lactamase-producingE. coli cells

   • W. Pache

   Biotechnology and Bioengineering Pages: 171 - 176

4. A structured model for microbial growth and product formation

   • R. Larsen
   • L. Kjaergaard

   Biotechnology and Bioengineering Pages: 177 - 188

5. Degradation of long-chain n-alkanes by mucorales

   • B. Hoffmann
   • H. J. Rehm

   Industrial Microbiology Pages: 189 - 195

6. Derepression and partial insensitivity to carbon catabolite repression of the methanol dissimilating enzymes inHansenula polymorpha

   • L. Eggeling
   • H. Sahm

   Industrial Microbiology Pages: 197 - 202

7. Protein content distributions in populations of Baker's yeast

   • K. -J. Hutter
   • H. E. Eipel

   Industrial Microbiology Pages: 203 - 206

8. The application of dynamic calorimetry for monitoring growth ofSaccharomyces cerevisiae

   • H. Wang
   • D. I. C. Wang
   • C. L. Cooney

   Industrial Microbiology Pages: 207 - 214

9. Microbiologic problems associated with closed process water systems in the paper industry

   • W. K. Jung
   • H. J. Kutzner

   Microbiology of Sewage and Industrial Wastes Pages: 215 - 224

10. Decomposition of polyurethane in a garbage landfill leakage water and by soil microorganisms

    • Z. Filip

    Microbiology of Sewage and Industrial Wastes Pages: 225 - 231