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Fig. 12.8 The multi-oscillatory state of S. cerevisiae during synchronised continuous growth.
Relative MIMS signals of the m / z ¼ 32 and 44 components referred to Argon ( m / z ¼ 40) versus
time. These mass components correspond, respectively, to O 2 (a) and to CO 2 (b). Time is given in
hours after the start of fermentor continuous operation (Aon et al. 2008 )
formed a linear relationship between successive cycles; period showed non-linear
chaotic behaviour (Murray and Lloyd 2006 ). When the attractors were reconstructed
from the dissolved oxygen data measured in cultures, where conditions were
changed to near the limits that support rapid growth pH (2.8 or below) or