2023
DOI: 10.1007/s00253-023-12778-9
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Carbon and nitrogen sources consumption by ale and lager yeast strains: a comparative study during fermentation

Lijun Jiang,
Jialin Song,
Mingming Qi
et al.
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“…This approach leverages the principles of natural selection, enabling strains to autonomously undergo genetic modifications in response to adaptive stress, thus securing survival and growth advantages in specified environments . Here, ALE involves subjecting yeast to specific survival pressures to drive its evolution toward improved growth and production, a technique that has been successfully applied in both E. coli and yeasts. Some approaches can achieve short-term ALE strategies to enhance limonene tolerance in Y. lipolytica . These included stepwise adaptations with increasing substrate concentrations, direct adaptation to constant substrate concentrations and pulse adaptation to high substrate concentrations.…”
Section: Multiple Strategies For the Production Of Monoterpenoidsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This approach leverages the principles of natural selection, enabling strains to autonomously undergo genetic modifications in response to adaptive stress, thus securing survival and growth advantages in specified environments . Here, ALE involves subjecting yeast to specific survival pressures to drive its evolution toward improved growth and production, a technique that has been successfully applied in both E. coli and yeasts. Some approaches can achieve short-term ALE strategies to enhance limonene tolerance in Y. lipolytica . These included stepwise adaptations with increasing substrate concentrations, direct adaptation to constant substrate concentrations and pulse adaptation to high substrate concentrations.…”
Section: Multiple Strategies For the Production Of Monoterpenoidsmentioning
confidence: 99%