PENENTUAN KOMBINASI MEDIUM TERBAIK GALAKTOSA DAN SUMBER NITROGEN PADA PROSES PRODUKSI ETANOL
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Etanol merupakan salah satu produk penting bagi industri yang berbasis bioteknologi. Etanol dapat dihasilkan dari berbagai macam bahan baku dan beberapa jenis mikroba. Penentuan kombinasi terbaik antara galaktosa dengan sumber nitrogen pada produksi etanol menggunakan Saccharomyces cerevisiae telah dilakukan. Konsentrasi galaktosa 3 g/L dan galaktosa 20 g/L yang dikombinasikan dengan sumber nitrogen dengan konsentrasi 10 g/L dalam hal ini kasein, pepton, dan urea digunakan sebagai perlakuan untuk mendapatkan kombinasi medium sumber karbon dan sumber nitrogen terbaik. Fermentasi untuk menghasilkan etanol dilakukan selama 60 jam pada suhu 30°C, agitasi 250 rpm dengan volume kerja 50 mL dalam erlenmeyer 250 mL. Hasil penelitian menunjukkan penambahan galaktosa dengan konsentrasi sampai dengan 20 g/L mampu memperbaiki produktivitas etanol dan pertumbuhan sel S. cerevisiae. Konsentrasi 20 g/L galaktosa dengan 10 g/L kasein menghasilkan produktivitas etanol paling tinggi yaitu 6%(v/v), konsentrasi galaktosa 20 g/L dengan 10 g/L pepton menghasilkan 2,5% (v/v) etanol dan konsentrasi galaktosa 20 g/L dengan 10 g/L urea menghasilkan 0,58%(v/v) etanol. Penggunaan konsentrasi galaktosa 3 g/L yang dikombinasikan dengan beberapa jenis sumber nitrogen menghasilkan etanol dibawah 0,7% (v/v).
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