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Characterization of microbial lipid production with mucor rouxii on pure carbon substrates

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In this chapter, physiological responses of oleaginous fungi such as, biomass production, substrate uptake, secretion of hydrolytic enzymes, and lipid accumulation with cellulose or starch as the organic carbon substrate were studied. Glucose, one of the simplest sugars, was also studied as a comparison study. M. rouxii, a known lipid and GLA producer (Ahmed et al., 2006), was used in this study. |

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