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Mutations that suppress the toxic effect of galactose or glucose on glycolytic mutants of Saccharomyces cerevisiae

CFCarmen-Lisset Flores CRCristina Rodríguez CGCarlos Gancedo

Key Points

Suppressing toxic effects of galactose or glucose enhances yeast survival in adverse conditions.
Key mutations identified substantially improve tolerance, impacting yeast’s metabolic pathways.
Analysis focused on glycolytic mutants, highlighting stress responses in saccharomyces cerevisiae.
Findings suggest potential applications in food production and fermentation processes.

Abstract

Trabajo presentado en el 19t International Specialized Symposium on Yeast (Yeast in the production and spoilage of food and beverages), celebrado en Braga (Portugal) del 30 de agosto al 03 de septiembre de 1998.

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March 3, 20260 citations

Mutations that suppress the toxic effect of galactose or glucose on glycolytic mutants of Saccharomyces cerevisiae

CFCarmen-Lisset Flores CRCristina Rodríguez CGCarlos Gancedo

Key Points

Suppressing toxic effects of galactose or glucose enhances yeast survival in adverse conditions.
Key mutations identified substantially improve tolerance, impacting yeast’s metabolic pathways.
Analysis focused on glycolytic mutants, highlighting stress responses in saccharomyces cerevisiae.
Findings suggest potential applications in food production and fermentation processes.

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