Hybridization by spore conjugation was used to develop new and improved wine yeasts of Saccharomyces cerevisiae. The procedure was achieved with diploid, homothallic strains with high sporulation frequency and high spore viability. The method was verified by crossing flocculent and non-H(2)S-forming strains. Single-spore descendants of the hybrids were studied by tetrad analysis with regard to ...

ABSTRACT We draw attention to the bright galaxies that do not show a bar in their structure but have flocculent spiral structure. Using THINGS and HERACLES kinematic data for four barless (NGC 2841, NGC 3512, 5055, 7331), we built mass models including dark haloes. concluded fraction of matter does exceed 50 per cent within optical radii galaxies. This is too little explain lack these In an att...

Earlier work with a fluorescent aid indicated that flocculent brewer's yeast may have more surface lipids than nonflocculent types. Organic solvents were checked against flocculent Gilliland yeasts. It was found that those reagents which affect "free" lipids had no dispersive action, and those which remove "bound" fats had a powerful dispersive action against such yeasts. There was no indicatio...

AIMS To identify the nutrients that can trigger the loss of flocculation under growth conditions in an ale-brewing strain, Saccharomyces cerevisiae NCYC 1195. METHODS AND RESULTS Flocculation was evaluated using the method of Soares, E.V. and Vroman, A. [Journal of Applied Microbiology (2003) 95, 325]. Yeast growth with metabolizable carbon sources (glucose, fructose, galactose, maltose or su...

The performance of an EGSB (expanded granular sludge bed) reactor type using flocculent sludge was evaluated for the post-treatment of effluent from UASB reactor treating domestic sewage. A pilot-scale 157.5-L EGSB reactor was monitored during a 331-day period. The original concept of the EGSB reactor was based on the granular sludge use and by applying high upflow liquid velocities (vup). Howe...