Patent classifications
B01D61/146
SEPARATION OF OLIGOSACCHARIDES FROM FERMENTATION BROTH
The present invention relates to the isolation and purification of sialylated oligosaccharides from an aqueous medium in which they are produced.
METHOD FOR SEPARATION OF POTATO PROTEINS AND INSOLUBLE FIBERS FROM PHENOLIC AND/OR GLYCOALKALOID COMPOUNDS
The present invention concerns a method for separation of (a) potato proteins and insoluble fibers from (b) first salts and phenolic and/or glycoalkaloid compounds in potato fruit juice or a derivative thereof, said method comprising the steps of: (i) providing a potato fruit juice or a derivative thereof, comprising potato proteins; and insoluble fibers; and one or more first salts; and phenolic and/or glycoalkaloid compounds; (ii) subjecting the potato fruit juice or the derivative thereof to a first cross-flow membrane filtration process resulting in a first retentate and a first permeate; and (iii) adding aqueous diafiltration liquid containing one or more salts to the first retentate and performing a second cross-flow membrane filtration as diafiltration, to create a second permeate containing at least a portion of said phenolic and/or glycoalkaloid compounds and salts and a second retentate comprising potato proteins, salts and insoluble fibers.
The present invention further concerns a potato fruit juice product comprising potato protein and insoluble fibers, such as a potato fruit juice product obtainable by the method according to the invention.
System and method for providing water
The invention generally relates to the filed of providing a liquid for human consumption. In particular, the invention relates to a system for channeling a liquid such as particularly an aqueous liquid such as water in a circuit and for controlling the contamination of the circulating liquid with microorganisms, as well as to a corresponding method using the same. Furthermore, the invention relates to a method for the effective energy saving in the course of providing a heated liquid for human consumption while controlling the limit values recommended, admissible or acceptable for microorganisms, in which the set temperature of a heating device (8) is adjusted to a value below 60° C., preferably to a value between 40 and 55° C., most preferably to a value between 43 and 48° C.
METHOD FOR SEPARATION OF POTATO PROTEINS FROM PHENOLIC AND/OR GL Y CO ALKALOID COMPOUNDS
The invention concerns a method for the separation of potato proteins from one or more first salts and phenolic and/or glycoalkaloid compounds in potato fruit juice, said method comprising the steps of: (i) providing a potato fruit juice comprising potato proteins, one or more first salts and phenolic and/or glycoalkaloid compounds; (ii) subjecting said potato fruit juice to a first cross-flow membrane filtration process wherein at least a portion of the first salts and at least a portion of the phenolic and/or glycoalkaloid compounds migrate across the membrane into a first permeate and the potato proteins are retained in a first retentate; (iii) adding one or more second salts and water to the first retentate, while continuing the membrane filtration process, to create a diafiltrate containing at least a portion of said phenolic and/or glycoalkaloid compounds and the added second salts and a retentate; and (iv) subjecting the first permeate and/or said diafiltrate from said first cross-flow membrane filtration process to a second cross-flow membrane filtration process.
METHOD FOR SEPARATION OF POTATO PROTEINS WITH REDUCED ENZYMATIC ACTIVITY FROM POTATO FRUIT JUICE
The present invention concerns a method for separation of (a) potato proteins and optionally insoluble fibers from (b) first salts and phenolic and/or glycoalkaloid compounds in potato fruit juice or a derivative thereof, said method comprising the steps of:
(i) providing a potato fruit juice or a derivative thereof;
(ii) subjecting said potato fruit juice or the derivative thereof to a first cross-flow membrane filtration process resulting in a first permeate and a first retentate;
(iii) adding aqueous diafiltration liquid containing one or more salts to the first retentate and performing a second cross-flow membrane filtration as diafiltration, to create a second permeate being a diafiltrate containing at least a portion of said phenolic and/or glycoalkaloid compounds and salts and a second retentate comprising potato proteins, salts and optionally insoluble fibers;
wherein the pH of the first retentate and the second retentate remains within the range of 4.5 to 8.5 during step (ii) and step (iii), said method further comprising a step of eliminating or reducing enzymatic activity.
APPARATUS AND METHOD FOR OBTAINING PROTEIN-ENRICHED FRACTIONS FROM BREAST MILK
A device for obtaining protein-enriched fractions from human or animal milk comprises a delipidating unit for reducing a lipid content in the human or animal milk to obtain delipidated milk and a filtering unit for increasing a protein concentration of the delipidated milk to obtain the protein-enriched fraction, comprising a replaceable filter having a nominal molecular weight limit of 2 kDa or more, in particular of 5 kDa or more.
METHOD AND SYSTEM OF REMOVING ENVIRONMENTAL CONTAMINANTS FROM WATER
A method and system of removing environmental contaminants from water comprising adding a fatty chemical to form a mixture with the water in which the fatty chemical and the environmental contaminants complex to form molecular complexes. The mixture is then filtered to remove the molecular complexes from the water.
METHOD FOR SEPARATING BIOMASS FROM A SOLUTION COMPRISING BIOMASS AND AT LEAST ONE AROMA COMPOUND
The present invention relates to a method for separating biomass from a solution comprising bi-omass and at least one aroma compound. comprising providing the solution comprising bio-mass and aroma compounds. lowering the pH value of the solution below 7 by adding at least one acid to the solution comprising biomass and the at least one aroma compound. adding an adsorbing agent to the solution comprising biomass and aroma compounds. and carrying out first membrane filtration so as to separate the biomass from the solution comprising the at least one aroma compound.
RECOMBINANT MICELLE AND METHOD OF IN VIVO ASSEMBLY
A method of in vivo assembly of a recombinant micelle including: introducing a plasmid into a plant cell, wherein: the plasmid includes a segment of deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) for encoding a ribonucleic acid (RNA) for a protein in a casein micelle, the segment of DNA is transcribed and translated; forming recombinant casein proteins in the plant cell, wherein: the recombinant casein proteins include a κ-casein and at least one of an αS.sub.1-casein, an αS.sub.2-casein, a β-casein; and assembling in vivo a recombinant micelle within the plant cell, wherein: an outer layer of the recombinant micelle is enriched with the κ-casein, an inner matrix of the recombinant micelle include at least one of the αS.sub.1-casein, the αS.sub.2-casein, the β-casein.
BIOPROCESSING PERFUSION SYSTEM HAVING A PLURALITY OF FILTERS AND METHOD OF OPERATING THE SAME
The bioprocessing perfusion system (10) includes a bioreactor (12) and a feed flow path (14). A first tangential flow filter (16) is coupled to the bioreactor (12) via the feed flow path (14) and a second tangential flow filter (18) is coupled to the bioreactor (12) via the feed flow path (14). The first tangential flow filter (16) is a microfiltration-type filter and the second tangential flow filter (18) is an ultrafiltration-type filter. The first tangential flow filter (16) and the second tangential flow filter (18) are further coupled to a receiving unit (58) via the permeate flow path (60). The first tangential flow filter (16) and the second tangential flow filter (18) are further coupled to the bioreactor (12) via the retentate flow path (46). A control unit (82) is communicatively coupled to the first feed control device (42), the second feed control device (44), the feed drive unit (40), the first permeate control device (64), the second permeate control device (66), the first retentate control device (48), and the second retentate control device (50).