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#Question id: 41087


Q. Consider the following statements regarding the principles and applications of industrial fermentation technologies for enzyme production:

P. Submerged Fermentation (SmF) is currently the primary commercial method for cultivating both bacteria and filamentous fungi, relying on large stirred-tank bioreactors that can exceed 100 m³ in volume.
Q. In Solid-State Fermentation (SSF), the substrates and nutrients must be completely dissolved in a free-flowing liquid broth to closely mimic the natural ecological niche of filamentous fungi.
R. Industrial enzymes produced via these fermentation methods function as biological catalysts by operating under high temperature and extreme pressure conditions to maximize the rate of chemical reactions.
S. SSF processes frequently utilize moist, solid agro-residues such as wheat bran or molasses, operating with low free water availability which is particularly common for the production of fungal enzymes.

Which of the above statements are strictly correct?

#Unit 12. Biochemical Engineering
  1.  P and R only
  2.  P and S only
  3.  Q, R, and S only
  4. P, Q, and S only