Project
Wine yeasts as tools for oenological research and strain improvement by genetic techniques
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Research organisation
The University of Adelaide
Project number
UA 99/1
Status
Completed 29 Jun 2001
Production of haploid strains with selectable markers as a basis for identifying genes of importance to key wine yeast attributes.
Abstract
Wine yeasts as tools for oenological research and strain improvement by genetic techniques
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Research & development
Yeast and bacteria
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