Challenges in Enzymatic Route of Mannitol Production

  • Bhatt S
  • Mohan A
  • Srivastava S
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Abstract

Mannitol is an important biochemical often used as medicine and in food sector, yet its biotechnological is not preffered in Industry for large scale production, which may be due to the multistep mechanism involved in hydrogenation and reduction. This paper is a comparative preview covering present chemical and biotechnological approaches existing today for mannitol production at industrial scale. Biotechnological routes are suitable for adaptation at industrial level for mannitol production, and whatever concerns are there had been discussed in detail, namely, raw materials, broad range of enzymes with high activity at elevated temperature suitable for use in reactor, cofactor limitation, reduced by-product formation, end product inhibition, and reduced utilization of mannitol for enhancing the yield with maximum volumetric productivity.

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Bhatt, S. M., Mohan, A., & Srivastava, S. K. (2013). Challenges in Enzymatic Route of Mannitol Production. ISRN Biotechnology, 2013, 1–13. https://doi.org/10.5402/2013/914187

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