Titlebook: Brewing and Distilling Yeasts; Graham G. Stewart Book 2017 Springer International Publishing AG 2017 Yeast.Brewing Yeast.Distilling Yeast.

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Energy Metabolism by the Yeast Cell,ogether with massive economic applications. Glycogen is a major intracellular carbohydrate in yeast cell together with the disaccharide trehalose. Glycogen forms an energy reserve that can be rapidly mobilized to meet a sudden requirement for glucose, usually early in the fermentation/growth cycles.

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Yeast Nutrition,As well as fermentable sugars, nitrogen is an essential element for yeast growth and metabolism. Free amino nitrogen (FAN) is the grouping of wort nitrogenous compounds available for consumption by yeast. FAN is the sum of the individual wort amino acids, ammonium ions and small peptides (di-, tripe

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Stress Effects on Yeast During Brewing and Distilling Fermentations: High-Gravity Effects,de ethanol, osmotic pressure, temperature, cell surface shear, continuous fermentation compared to batch fermentation, wort ionic balance and some minor wort components. Nevertheless, the conditions that prevail in HG worts are the primary factors that exert stresses on yeast. These factors are disc

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Harvesting and Cropping Yeast: Flocculation and Centrifugation, flocculation. Details of the cell wall have already been discussed in Chap. .. However, here it is discussed that the wall consists of an inner layer composed predominantly of β-glucose and chitin and a fibrillar outer layer consisting primarily of α-mannan (highly glycosylated) associated with man

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Yeast Genetic Manipulation,ial yeast strains (brewing, distilling, baking and wine) are predominantly diploid, aneuploid and polyploidy. Polyploid strains are genetically more stable and less susceptible to mutational forces than either haploid or diploid strains, thus enabling such strains to be used by brewers with a high d

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Management of Shared Groundwater Resourcesng increasingly important. This development has resulted in considerable advances with yeasts that metabolize a plethora of substrates such as hydrolysed starch and cellulose/hemicellulose (pentoses and hexoses), inulin, sucrose, lactose, etc.