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Appl Environ Microbiol. 1983 May; 45(5): 1453-1458
Nonlinear estimation of Monod growth kinetic parameters from a single substrate depletion curve.
J A Robinson and
J M Tiedje
ABSTRACT
Monod growth kinetic parameters were estimated by fitting sigmoidal substrate depletion data to the integrated Monod equation, using nonlinear least-squares analysis. When the initial substrate concentration was in the mixed-order region, nonlinear estimation of simulated data sets containing known measurement errors provided accurate estimates of the mu max, Ks, and Y values used to create these data. Nonlinear regression analysis of sigmoidal substrate depletion data was also evaluated for H2-limited batch growth of Desulfovibrio sp. strain G11. The integrated Monod equation can be more convenient for the estimation of growth kinetic parameters, particularly for gaseous substrates, but it must be recognized that the estimates of mu max, Ks, and Y obtained may be influenced by the growth rate history of the inoculum.
Appl Environ Microbiol. 1983 May; 45(5): 1453-1458
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