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Aspergillus niger citric acid accumulation: do we understand this well working black box?

Applied microbiology and biotechnology (2003-04-17)
Levente Karaffa, Christian P Kubicek
RÉSUMÉ

This Mini-Review summarizes the current knowledge on the biochemical and physiological events leading to massive citric acid accumulation by Aspergillus niger under industrially comparable conditions, thereby particularly emphasizing the roles of glycolytic flux and its control, excretion of citric acid from the mitochondria and the cytosol, and the critical fermentation variables. The potential of novel techniques for metabolic analysis and genomic approaches in understanding this fermentation is also discussed.

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