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Most significant biotechnological improvements on the production process of wine, beer and bread

Martinez Ortega, 2015

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Saccharomyces cerevisiae is the most used yeast in the alimentary field due to its ability to do different types of fermentation, such as the alcoholic one. Thanks to this metabolic process, we can benefit of many products such as bread, wine and beer, since the …
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