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Biofiltration is a technology for the biological degradation of multiple gas pollutants. It consists of a biological active bed where the contaminant gas is vented through and aerobically degraded. In this study, a novel methanol biofiltration process coupled with the production of the heterologous protein Endochitinase-42, using a genetically modified Pichia pastoris strain, was investigated. Three...
Methanol biofiltration using methylotrophic microorganisms has been previously reported by various authors. In a previous study, a modified strain of Pichia pastoris was tested for the ability to produce endochitinase (Ech42) when coupled with methanol vapor biodegradation in batch tests. The next challenge was to validate the process in a continuous system. Thus, in the present study, a biofilter...
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