生物反應(yīng)工程原理(原著第3版)(影印版)
定 價(jià):128 元
叢書名:國(guó)外化學(xué)經(jīng)典教材系列
- 作者:John Villadsen, Jens Nielsen, Gunnar Liden
- 出版時(shí)間:2012/1/1
- ISBN:9787030332981
- 出 版 社:科學(xué)出版社
- 中圖法分類:Q81
- 頁(yè)碼:561頁(yè)
- 紙張:膠版紙
- 版次:1
- 開本:16K
本書從2003年開始在世界范圍內(nèi)(主要是歐美)被用作課程教材,足以證明其影響力。這是第3版,在以前版本的基礎(chǔ)上進(jìn)行了大幅修改。本書的核心理念在于:設(shè)計(jì)生物過程首先要基于對(duì)生物系統(tǒng)的模擬,因此,需要引入生物科學(xué)里數(shù)學(xué)、定量的方法,以期和工程科學(xué)完美結(jié)合,以指導(dǎo)最佳生物過程的設(shè)計(jì),相對(duì)于國(guó)內(nèi)大多數(shù)生物反應(yīng)工程教材,本書更注重基礎(chǔ)、注重?cái)?shù)學(xué)方法。這是特別值得借鑒的。
在基礎(chǔ)科學(xué)部分,本書設(shè)計(jì)第2、3、4、5章,分別從生物分子、物料守恒、生物反應(yīng)熱力學(xué)和生化反應(yīng)系統(tǒng)四方面介紹生物過程的科學(xué)實(shí)質(zhì)、
第6、7、8章,結(jié)合前面四章內(nèi)容,系統(tǒng)總結(jié)了酶、細(xì)胞、細(xì)胞群落三個(gè)生物反應(yīng)過程。側(cè)重于用數(shù)學(xué)方法描述酶催化、細(xì)胞(群落)轉(zhuǎn)化過程,特別重視基礎(chǔ)科學(xué)和工程科學(xué)的結(jié)合。
第9、10、11章介紹生物反應(yīng)中的工程問題,主要包括發(fā)酵過程的沒計(jì)、氣液傳質(zhì)以及生物過程放大
本書理念先進(jìn),層次清楚,基礎(chǔ)和工程結(jié)合緊密,特別值得引入國(guó)內(nèi)教育領(lǐng)域。
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《生物反應(yīng)工程原理(原著第3版)(英文版)》是國(guó)外化學(xué)經(jīng)典教材系列(影印版)。
1WhatIsThisBookAbout?
1.1NoteonNomenclature
2ChemicalsfromMetabolicPathways
2.1TheBioreflnery
2.1.1EthanolProduction
2.1.2ProducfionofP1atformChemicalsintheBiorefinery
2.2TheChemistryofMetabolicPathways
2.2.1TheCurrenciesOfGibbsFreeEnergyandofReducing
Power
2.2.2Glycolysis
2.2.3FermentativeMetabolism:OxidationofNADHinAnaerobic
Processes
2.2.4TheTCACycle:ProviderofBuildingBlocksand
NADH/FADH,
2.2.5ProductionofATPbv0xidativePhosphorylation
2.2.6ThePentosePhosphatePathway:AMultipurposeMetabolic
Network
2.2.7SummaryofthePrimaryMetabolismofGlucose
2.3ExamplesofIndustrialProduction0fChemicalsby
Bioprocesses
2.3.1AminoAcids
2.3.2Antibiotics
2.3.3SecretedProteins
2.4DesignofBiotechProcesses:CriteriaforCommercial
Success
2.4.1StrainDesignandSelection
2.4.2CriteriaforDesignandOptimizationofaFermentation
Process
2.4.3StrainImprovement
2.5T11eProspectsoftheBiorefmery
Problems
References
3ElementalandRedoxBalances
3.1TheContinuous.StirredTankReactor
3.1.1MassBalancesforallIdeal.SteadY-StateCorninuousTank
Reactor
3.2YieldCoefncients
3.3BlackBOXStoichiometries
3.4DegreeofReductionBalances
3.4.1ConsistencyTestofExperimentalData
3.4.2RedoxBalancesUsedintheDesignofBioremediation
Processes
3.5SystematicAnalysisofBlackBOXStoichiometries
3.6IdentificationofGrossMeasurementErrors
Problems
References
4ThermodynamicsOfBioreactions
4.1ChemicalEquilibriumandThermodynamicStateFunctions
4.1.1ChangesinFreeEnergyandEnthalpy
4.1.2FreeEnergyChangesinBioreactions
4.1.3Combustion:AChangeinReferenceState
4.2HeatofReaction
4.2.1NonequilibriumThermodynamics
4.2.2FreeEnergyReclaimedbyOxidationintheE1econTransfer
Chajn
4.2.3ProductionofATPMediatedbyF0一F1ATPSynthase
Problems
References
5BiochemicalReactionNetworks
5.1BasicConcepts
5.1.1MetabolicNetworkwithDivergingBranches
5.1.2AFormalMatrix.BasedDescriptionofMetabolic
Networks
5.2GrowthEnergetics
5.2.1ConsumptionofATPforCellularMaintenance
5.2.2EnergeticsofAnaerobicProcesses
5.2.3EnergeticsofAerobicProcesses
……
6EnzymeKineticsandMetabolicControlAnalysis
7GrowthKineticsofCellCultures
8PopulationBalanceEquations
9DesignofFermentationProcesses
10Gas-LiquidMassTransfer
11Scale-UpofBioprocesses
Index
Matrixalgebraisnecessarytounderstand,evenonasuperficiallevel,theconceptsdiscussedinpapersonSystemsBiology,andweintroducematrix-basedMetabolicFluxAnalysisinChap.5.Butthesubjectisintroducedslowlyaftersimplenetworkshavebeenstudiedbymethodsthatrequireverylittlebeyondbasicalgebra.Similarly,attheendofChap.3,methodsthatarenecessarytoevaluatethequalityofexperitnentaldataarediscussed,butonlyaftermanyexampleswhereelementalandredoxbalancesareusedtoanalyzesteady-stateratedataandtoderivethestoichiometryofbioreactions.WheninChap.6reactionscatalyzedbyimmobilizedenzymesaretreated,onemustapplysomebasicconceptsfromtransportphenomena.Diffusionintothepelletsistreatedwiththehelpofdetailedexamples.TheobjectiveistogivethereaderanunderstandingofthetopicwhichisontheparwiththatgiveninstandardtextsonChemicalReactionEngineering.Thebookhasmorethan100examplesandnotes.TheExampleswillhelpthereadertobetterunderstandthetextwhiletopicswhichextendthetext,sometimesbypointingtoapplicationsindifferentareas,aretreatedinNotes.TheteachingoftheexamplesisfurtherextendedintotheProblemsectionsofeachchapter.Someoftheexamplesandproblemsaresimpleillustrationsofthetext,whileothersaredetailedquantitativestudiesrelevantforbuildingupafurtherunderstandingofbio-reactions,bothforuseinscientificstudiesandfordesignofequipment.Thedesignexamplesoftenrefertothecollaborationoftheauthorswithmajorbio-techcompanies-suitablyreformulatedifnecessary.HopefullythesedesignexamplesdemonstratethatBio-reactionEngineering,bycombiningcoresubjectsfromChemicalEngineeringandtheBio-Sciences,contributestosecurebioprocessesaprominentplaceintheprocessindustry.