High-yield production of single-cell protein from starch processing wastewater using co-cultivation of yeasts.
Bioresour Technol
; 370: 128527, 2023 Feb.
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Single-cell protein (SCP) from potato starch processing wastewater (PSPW) shows great potential against protein scarcity and unsustainable production of plant and animal proteins. In this study, five yeasts were selected to conduct a series of PSPW fermentation for obtaining high-value SCP by optimizing fermentation conditions. The yeast combination was optimized as Candida utilis, Geotrichum candidum and Candida tropicalis with the volume proportion of 951. The inoculum size, temperature, rotation speed and initial pH were optimized at 12 %, 24â, 200 r·min-1 and â¼ 4.13 (natural pH), respectively. At the optimal conditions, SCP yield of 3.06 g·L-1 and water-soluble protein of 17.32 % were obtained with the chemical oxygen demand removal of 56.9 %. A resource-recycling process of PSPW was proposed by coupling yeast fermentation and up-flow anaerobic sludge blanket (UASB) treatment to achieve simultaneous high-level organic removal and SCP production, which could be a promising alternative technology for PSPW treatment.
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