Técnicas de fermentación y aplicaciones de la celulosa bacteriana: una revisión
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Keywords
Celulosa Bacteriana, Acetobacter xylinum, Fermentación Estática, Reactor Airlift, Ingeniería de Tejidos, Membranas de celulosa.
Resumen
La celulosa bacteriana es un polímero obtenido por fermentación con microrganismos de los géneros Acetobacter, Rhizobium, Agrobacterium y Sarcina, de las cuales la especie más eficiente es la Acetobacter Xylinum. Este polímero presenta la misma estructura química de la celulosa de origen vegetal, pero difiere en su conformación y propiedades fisicoquímicas, lo que lo hace atractivo para diversas aplicaciones, especialmente en las áreas de alimentos, procesos de separación, catálisis y en medicina, gracias a su biocompatibilidad. Sin embargo, el principal problema es la producción a gran escala limitada por los bajos rendimientos, lo que genera la necesidad de desarrollar alternativas que permitan disminuir o eliminar las causas de esta limitación. En este artículo se hace una revisión acerca de la síntesis, producción, propiedades y principales aplicaciones de la celulosa bacteriana, así como de algunas alternativas estudiadas para disminuir los inconvenientes en el escalamiento del proceso.
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