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Optimization of fermentation processes to improve -PL production The original -PL fermentation strategy was the two-phase pH control approach, in which the culture medium pH is maintained above 5.0 for optimal cell growth, then lowered to pH 4.0 for optimal -PL biosynthesis, giving an -PL yield of 48.3 g/L [77]

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The term protein corona describes the layer of proteins adsorbed onto the particle surface, which is classified into the hard protein coronatightly bound proteins with higher affinityand the soft protein coronaloosely bound proteins with higher exchange rates (Winzen et al., 2015)