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BIO 440

MICROBIAL

BIOTECHNOLOGY

(2)

Industrial use of yeasts and

yeast products

(3)

Production of yeast cells

Baker's yeast for making bread

Dry food yeast for food additives

Dry feed yeast for animal feed

(4)

Yeast Products

Yeast extract for microbial culture media B vitamins, vitamin D

Enzymes for the food industry: invertase (sucrase), galactosidase

Biochemicals for Research: ATP, NAD

+

, RNA

(5)

Fermentation products from yeast

Ethanol as industrial alcohol and fuel additive as

glycerol

Drink alcohol

Beer, wine

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• bread-cake making and food industries.

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• Commercial yeast is produced in large-scale

ventilated fermenters using molasses as the

main carbon and energy source.

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