The content of cytochromes determined per g fresh yeast was found to stay constant during nearly 3 months' storage of baker's yeast at 5°C. When stored at 24°C and 35°C the content of cytochromes apparently increased during the first 14 and 4 days of storage, respectively, and then decreased continuously.
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