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Increasing fermentation reliability and flavour compound formation by wine yeast
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Research organisation
The University of Adelaide
Project number
UA 00/5
Status
Completed 29 Jun 2002
Novel strains able to complete fermentation with minimal need for supplements/ intervention and new flavour production will best be met through non recombinant versions of strains bearing specific mutations. Approaches to combine such mutations in a single cell are under way.
Abstract
Increasing fermentation reliability and flavour compound formation by wine yeast
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