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Nomenclature
C: Intracellular Carbohydrate Mass Fraction Storage;
D: Dilution Rate;
V: Volume;
E: Ethanol Concentration;
X: Cell Mass Concentration;
O: Oxygen Concentration;
O*: Oxygen Solubility Limit (7.5);
th
Yi: i Pathway Yield Coefficient.