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Effects of Centrifugation and Temperature on Respiratory Deficient (RD) Levels and Viability of an Ale Production Yeast Strain.
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Industrial Uses of Yeast Brewing and Distilling
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- 1 Intro
- 2 American Society of Microbiology Virtual Speaker Program 2014
- 3 A Saccharomyces Cell with Multiple Bud Scars
- 4 Main Features of a Typical Yeast (Saccharomyces) Budding Cell
- 5 Relationship of Saccharomyces species
- 6 The Objectives of Brewer's and Distiller's Wort Fermentations
- 7 The Brewing Process
- 8 Differences between the Brewing and Distilling (Whisk(e)y) Processes
- 9 Uptake of Wort Sugars by a Yeast Cell
- 10 The Order of Wort Amino Acids by a Brewing Yeast Strain
- 11 Structure of the Mitochondrion
- 12 Respiratory Sufficient (RS) and Respiratory Deficient (RD) Mutants - Triphenyl Tetrezolum Chloride (TTC) Overlay Method
- 13 Growth of Respiratory Sufficient (RS) and Respiratory Deficient (RD) Cultures on Fermentable (Glucose) and Non-fermentable (Lactate) Carbon Sources
- 14 Effects of Centrifugation and Temperature on Respiratory Deficient (RD) Levels and Viability of an Ale Production Yeast Strain.
- 15 What is Yeast Flocculation?
- 16 Dominant Flocculation FLO Genes
- 17 Other Types of Yeast Flocculation
- 18 Co-flocculation between Two Ale Yeast Strains
- 19 Bacterial-induced Flocculation - Bacteria
- 20 Recent Yeast Publications considering Brewing and Distilling Yeasts
