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The aim of the course is to introduce the student to traditional food and other disciplines in which the use of a microbial agent is necessary to obtain the final product. These industries include ethanol production, winemaking, yeast and feed biomass production, organic acid production (vinegar, citric and lactic acid), amino acid, vitamin and other substance production. The main components of the overview of each technology are substrate characterisation and processing, microbial agent physiology, the microbial process itself, product separation and waste management.
Last update: Patáková Petra (27.03.2025)
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Attendance at lectures is encouraged but not monitored. Consultations are provided to students upon request. An integral part of the course is an e-learning tutorial divided into blocks in which electronic textbooks, presentations, lectures and other supplementary materials are available to support student learning. Last update: Patáková Petra (27.03.2025)
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Last update: Cibulková Jana (24.02.2025)
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Students are introduced to new material through lectures. At the same time, students are encouraged to discuss the topics and actively ask questions. Students are encouraged to understand the continuity of the individual unit operations and to be able to describe the entire production scheme of each process. Teaching is enriched through an invited lecture by a practitioner. Last update: Patáková Petra (27.03.2025)
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The examination is written test. The correct answer to a question may include multiple choices. One third of the test requires drawing a diagram of the selected technology in the form of successive unit operations. The result of the test can be changed by oral examination if the student wishes. Last update: Patáková Petra (27.03.2025)
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1.Raw materials for biotechnology. Biotechnological process in the food industry. 2. Production of ethanol by microorganisms. Fermentation, distillation. 3. Production of selected types of spirits and spirits. 4. Cultivation of vines and production of must. 5. Must fermentation, training and wine ageing. 6. Production of baker's yeast. Production of fodder biomass. Production of probiotics 7. Microbial production of organic acids; production of vinegar, citric and lactic acids 8. Introduction to the use of microorganisms in the production of fermented dairy products and cheese 9. Cultivation of edible mushrooms; fermented soy products 10. Cultivation of animal muscle cells in vitro for food applications 11. Biotechnological production of amino acids and nucleotides for food (glutamic acid) and other applications 12. Biotechnological production of vitamins 13. Biotechnological production of polysaccharides 14. Food industry waste management, composting, biogas production.
Last update: Patáková Petra (27.03.2025)
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https://e-learning.vscht.cz/ Last update: Patáková Petra (27.03.2025)
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Students will be able to:
Last update: Patáková Petra (09.03.2026)
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Entry requirements within the scope of the course curriculum Microbiology, Chemical Engineering I, Biochemistry Last update: Patáková Petra (01.04.2025)
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