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Genetically modified yeast strains

Osmo and high ethanol tolerant genetically modified yeast strains IMTECH, Chandigarh Patents applied for Indian748 Del/93 749/Del/93 and 1718/Del/94 US Pat 5693526... [Pg.115]

Besides the improvement of fermentation performance and simplification of the process, the improvement of product quality is a target for yeast strain development. Genetic modification of yeast strains and the expression of heterologous genes (e.g. acetolactate-decarboxylase) have increased the possibilities of modifying desired or undesired flavour formation. [Pg.271]

Fig. 9 A, B. Comparison of fermentation of xylose under identical conditions by A genetically engineered Saccharomyces yeast strain 1400(pLNH32) which contains the cloned and genetically modified XR, XD, and XK genes and by B 1400 (pXR-XD) which contains only the same cloned XR and XD genes, but not the cloned XK gene. These results demonstrate the importance of cloning the XK gene to enable the Saccharomyces yeasts such as 1400 (pLNH32) to ferment xylose to ethanol... Fig. 9 A, B. Comparison of fermentation of xylose under identical conditions by A genetically engineered Saccharomyces yeast strain 1400(pLNH32) which contains the cloned and genetically modified XR, XD, and XK genes and by B 1400 (pXR-XD) which contains only the same cloned XR and XD genes, but not the cloned XK gene. These results demonstrate the importance of cloning the XK gene to enable the Saccharomyces yeasts such as 1400 (pLNH32) to ferment xylose to ethanol...
Figure 2.9. Physical and genetical map of the mitochondrial genome unit of wild-type yeast (strain A). Some restriction sites are indicated. Circled numbers indicate the location of ori sequences 1-8 (arrowheads point in the direction cluster C to cluster A sec Fig. 2.8). Black and dotted areas correspond to exons and introns of mitochondrial genes, respectively. Thin radial lines ending in small circles indicate tRNA genes. White areas correspond to long AT spacers embedding short GC clusters. (Modified from de Zamaroezy et al.,... Figure 2.9. Physical and genetical map of the mitochondrial genome unit of wild-type yeast (strain A). Some restriction sites are indicated. Circled numbers indicate the location of ori sequences 1-8 (arrowheads point in the direction cluster C to cluster A sec Fig. 2.8). Black and dotted areas correspond to exons and introns of mitochondrial genes, respectively. Thin radial lines ending in small circles indicate tRNA genes. White areas correspond to long AT spacers embedding short GC clusters. (Modified from de Zamaroezy et al.,...
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