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Safety and Risk in Engineering Designs, “I wish I could convey to you how little that information excites me” (Duclaux, 1896). Obviously, Pasteur was interested in microorganisms mainly for what they do rather than what they are. Whereas this remains a legitimate interest today, early bacteriologists felt that, with the increasing dive

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Peter L. Benson Ph.D.,Pamela Ebstyne Kingsolid-state fermentation of soybeans by . to produce “natto” has been exploited in Japan for over a thousand years (Hara and Veda, 1982) and various . species are involved in the fermentation of cocoa beans, a process that dates back several centuries (Carr, 1983). This long association of bacilli w

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