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Xueqi Shi,Weiyi Su,Hongyu Zhang,Jing Fang,Ning Xu,Yanjun Jiang,Hao Li 한국공업화학회 2022 Journal of Industrial and Engineering Chemistry Vol.115 No.-
Alpha-ketoglutaric acid (a-KG) is a crucial intermediate with broad application prospects. However, thedownstream separation of a-KG from fermentation broth with low concentration and complex componentshas become the bottleneck of large-scale production. In this study, a-KG was separated from theactual fermentation broth by aqueous two-phase system (ATPS) and crystallization. The optimal ATPScomposed of acetone/(NH4)2SO4 was selected by studying the phase diagram and a-KG distributionbehavior in different organic solvents and salts/sugars. Under the optimized conditions, the purity ofa-KG products from crude fermentation broth reached 98.08%, and the one-pass extraction efficiencywas 90.52%. The removal of cell debris and soluble proteins increased with the increase of acetone and(NH4)2SO4 concentrations, with the removal ratios reaching up to 99.44% and 86.54%. In addition,92.56% of the glucose was distributed in the aqueous phase. Although the a-KG fermentation broth ismore complex than the whole-cell biotransformation, impurities in the crude fermentation broth couldbe efficiently removed and a higher a-KG distribution coefficient was obtained. Meanwhile, the recovered(NH4)2SO4 could be reused for fermentation medium. This strategy provides an economical and effectivemethod combined with upstream biosynthesis to recover a-KG and other bioproducts from crude fermentationbroth.