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How does fed-batch fermentation help in overcoming substrate inhibition?

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Fed-batch fermentation: \[ \boxed{ \text{Gradual substrate addition} \rightarrow \text{Low substrate concentration} \rightarrow \text{Reduced substrate inhibition} } \]

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By maintaining a high substrate concentration
By maintaining a low substrate concentration
By adding substrate in a single batch
By not adding substrate at all

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The Correct Option is B

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