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Identifier 000351396
Title Αξιολόγηση βακτηρίων για βιομετατροπές φαινολικών συστατικών των υγρών αποβλήτων ελαιουργίας (ΥΑΕ) σε ουσίες υψηλής προστιθέμενης αξίας / Τίτος Μαυράκης.
Alternative Title Evaluation of bacterial strains for bio-conversion of olive mills wastes waters phenolics to high added value compounds
Author Μαυράκης, Τίτος Νικ.
Thesis advisor Στεφάνου, Ευριπίδης
Abstract Olive mill wastewaters (OMWW) constitute an important pollutant factor in the Mediterranean countries where 97% of the world olive oil is produced. Important restoration efforts have taken place in the past, u sing fungi. Even though bacteria based investigations are limited, they have produced optimistic results relating with the reduction of polyphenols, which are the major polluting ingredients from OMWW, which due to the oxidation and polymerization process, are transformed to very toxic chemical cοmpounds for the environment. Within this present thesis, checked the ability of 2 bacterial strains, which were isolated from OMWW, to bio -conversion to high added value compounds. To optimize the tyrosol and hydroxytrosol production after incubation of strains 8 and 14 with diluted (1/10) OMWW, restings cells were used. Results were very encouraging, considering that resting cells of strain 8 increase hydroxytyrosol contretation in a yield of 100% after 7hr. incu bation. Significant also increase (50%) of tyrosol concentration observed for both of strains (8 and 14)
Language Greek
Subject Olive mill wastewater
bioconversion
biotransformation
ferulic acid
hydroxytyrosol
phenols
resting cells
tyrosol
Υγρά απόβλητα ελαιουργείων
βιο μετατροπές
κύτταρα σε στάσιμη φάση
τυροσόλη
υδροξυτυροσόλη
φαινόλες
φερουλικό οξύ
Issue date 2009-09-25
Collection   School/Department--School of Sciences and Engineering--Department of Chemistry--Post-graduate theses
  Type of Work--Post-graduate theses
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