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1.	Alkaline Fermentative Short-chain Fatty Acids Produced From Excess Activated Sludge As The Carbon Sources Of Biological Nutrients Removal
2.	Polyalkanoates Synthesis From Real Waste By Microorganisms In Excess Sludge
3.	Studies On Fermentation Of A-Galactosidase From Penicillium Sp
4.	Study On Extraction Technology Of Itaconic Acid From Fermentation Liquid
5.	The Primary Study On Extraction Technology Of The Biological Preservative ε-Poly-L-Lysine From Fermentation Liquid
6.	Research On Ganoderma Lucidum Polysaccharide Produced By Biosynthesis
7.	The Research Of The Ferment Technology And Polysaccharide Of Armillariella
8.	Studies On The Antifugus Or Antineoplastic Constituent Of Fermentation Liquid Of Soil Fungi
9.	Study On Antioxidive Peptides From Fermented Soybean Meal
10.	Biological Nutrients Removal Driven By Fermentative Short-chain Fatty Acids From Excessive Sludge Improved By Surfactant
11.	The Research And Utilization Of Papaw Fruit Vinegar
12.	Breeding Of Gentamicin High-Producing Strain And Studies On Optimization Of Its Fermentation Condition
13.	Development And Component Analysis Of Hippophae Rharmmoides Vinegar
14.	Correlation Study Of Enzymatic Activities And Chemical Composition During Chinese Liquor Fermentation.
15.	Gentamicin Produce Antibacterial Activity Of Group Sub-ant-a And The Ant-b, A Preliminary Study Of The Fermentation Liquid
16.	Synthesis Of Polyhydroxyalkanoates(PHA) By Bacterial Consortium From Excess Sludge Fermentation Liquid
17.	Fermentative Liquid Produced From Municipal Treatment Plant Excess Sludge As The Carbon Sources Of Biological Nitrogen And Phosphorus Removal
18.	Technological Study And Plant Design For Automatic Production Of Soymilk-dreg Repeated Curing-fermentation Liquid Of Legumelin Coagulation Semi-dehydrated Tofu
19.	The Preparation Fermentation Liquid Of High Acid And Ester
20.	Enhanced Nitrogen And Phosphorus Removal Of Wastewater By Using Sludge Anaerobic Fermentation Liquid As Carbon Source
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