Response surface methodology: A non-conventional statistical tool to maximize the throughput of Streptomyces species biomass and their bioactive metabolites. [electronic resource]

By:

Latha, Selvanathan

Contributor(s):

Sivaranjani, Govindhan
Dhanasekaran, Dharumadurai

Producer: 20180104Description: 567-582 p. digitalISSN:

1549-7828

Subject(s):

Anti-Bacterial Agents -- metabolism
Biological Products -- metabolism
Biomass
Data Interpretation, Statistical
Drug Discovery -- methods
Fermentation -- physiology
Probiotics -- metabolism
Secondary Metabolism -- physiology
Streptomyces -- metabolism

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In: Critical reviews in microbiology vol. 43

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Response surface methodology: A non-conventional statistical tool to maximize the throughput of Streptomyces species biomass and their bioactive metabolites.

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Latha S., Sivaranjani G. & Dhanasekaran D. (20180104). Response surface methodology: A non-conventional statistical tool to maximize the throughput of Streptomyces species biomass and their bioactive metabolites. : Critical reviews in microbiology.

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Latha Selvanathan, Sivaranjani Govindhan and Dhanasekaran Dharumadurai. 20180104. Response surface methodology: A non-conventional statistical tool to maximize the throughput of Streptomyces species biomass and their bioactive metabolites. : Critical reviews in microbiology.

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Latha S., Sivaranjani G. and Dhanasekaran D. (20180104). Response surface methodology: A non-conventional statistical tool to maximize the throughput of Streptomyces species biomass and their bioactive metabolites. : Critical reviews in microbiology.

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Latha Selvanathan, Sivaranjani Govindhan and Dhanasekaran Dharumadurai. Response surface methodology: A non-conventional statistical tool to maximize the throughput of Streptomyces species biomass and their bioactive metabolites. : Critical reviews in microbiology. 20180104.

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