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Springer Bulk Materials Handling Handbook by Jacob Fruchtbaum
The handling of bulk materials is a continuously completed projects. Much of the nomenclature has been changing science. Since very few schools teach the han brought up to date. dling of bulk materials, it is necessary for practicing en Publication of the material contained herein is not in gineers to develop their own training manuals. This book tended as a representation or warranty on the part of the is an abbreviated version of a manual used for that pur author, publisher, editors, or any other person or firm pose in our office, and developed over a period of more named herein that it is suitable for any particular use, or than 50 years. While some industrial firms follow their free from infringement of any patent or patents. own practices, the trend in the past few years has been The text is intended as a guide. When used for any to adopt the standards of equipment manufacturers' as specific project, a competent professional engineer sociations and similar organizations. The selection of should be retained to verify the assumptions, applica material and the use of drawiugs instead of photographs bility, calculations, and accuracy of the particular de is based on our experience. sign._x000D_ Table of contents : - _x000D_
Cell Cultures and Secondary Products.- Recent Advances in the Production of Medicinal Substances by Plant Cell Cultures.- Production of Natural Substances by Plant Cell Cultures Described in Japanese Patents.- Formation of the Indole Alkaloids Serpentine and Ajmalicine in Cell Suspension Cultures of Catharanthus roseus.- Cardiac Glycosides in Cell Cultures of Digitali.- Biochemistry, Physiology and Regulatory Aspects.- The Common and Unusual Lipids of Plant Cell Cultures.- Biosynthesis of Mevalonoid-Derived Compounds in Cell Cultures.- Current Problems in the Regulation of Nitrogen Metabolism in Plant Cell Cultures.- Improvement of Growth Rates of Plant Cell Cultures.- Regulatory Aspects of Phenylpropanoid Biosynthesis in Cell Cultures.- Selection and Characterization of Biochemical Mutants.- Biotransformation.- Biotransformation of Cardiac Glycosides by Plant Cell Cultures.- Metabolism of Steroids in Plant Tissue Cultures.- Catabolism.- Catabolism of Endogenous and Exogenous Compounds by Plant Cell Cultures.- Enzymological Aspects of Flavonoid Catabolism in Plant Cell Cultures.- Metabolism of Xenobiotics by Plant Cell Cultures.- Uptake and Metabolism of Aldrin in Plant Tissue Cultures.- Catabolism of ?-Hexachlorocyclohexane (Lindane) by Plants and Cell Cultures - a Comparison.- General and Analytical Techniques.- Plating of Plant Cells.- The Freeze-Preservation of Plant Cell Cultures.- Cultivation of Plant Tissue Cultures in Bioreactors and Formation of Secondary Metabolites.- Growth of Cell Cultures Under Chemostat Conditions.- Radioimmuno-Screening Methods for Secondary Plant Products.- RIA-Test of Digitalis Plants and Tissue Cultures.- Somatic Hybridization, Fusion and Haploids.- Somatic Cell Hybridization by Protoplast Fusion and Morphogenesis.- Protoplasts in Studies of Cell Genetics and Morphogenesis.- Technical Advances in Protoplast Isolation and Cultivation.- On Some Selected Problems and Results Concerning Culture and Genetic Modification of Higher Plant Protoplasts.- Theoretical Aspects of Haploid Techniques.- Potential from Haploid and Possible Use in Agriculture.- Regeneration and Organogenesis.- Basic Aspects of Differentiation and Plant Regeneration from Cell and Tissue Cultures.- Regulation of Morphogenesis.- Regeneration of Virus-free Potato from Tissue Culture.- Clonal Crops Through Tissue Culture.- Application of Tissue Culture for Plant Improvement._x000D_