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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Aug. 07, 2007
Filed:
Jan. 23, 2003
Javier Costa Perez, León, ES;
Ana Teresa Marcos Rodríguez, León, ES;
Juan Luis DE LA Fuente Moreno, León, ES;
Marta Rodríguez Saiz, León, ES;
Bruno Diez Garcia, León, ES;
Enrique Peiro Cezon, León, ES;
Walter Cabri, León, ES;
José Luis Barredo Fuente, León, ES;
Javier Costa Perez, León, ES;
Ana Teresa Marcos Rodríguez, León, ES;
Juan Luis De La Fuente Moreno, León, ES;
Marta Rodríguez Saiz, León, ES;
Bruno Diez Garcia, León, ES;
Enrique Peiro Cezon, León, ES;
Walter Cabri, León, ES;
José Luis Barredo Fuente, León, ES;
Antibioticos, S.A.U., Leon, ES;
Abstract
The invention consists of fermenting selected strains ofin conditions such that β-carotene is produced in the form of stabilized preparations with residual contents of other carotenoids (γ-carotene and β-zeacarotene). The fermentation conditions chosen include the programmed addition of oxygen and/or β-ionone during fermentation, and control of the age of the vegetative growth phases of the strains employed. The β-carotene obtained can be used in the pharmaceutical and food sectors.
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