“…Therefore, composited stress-related genes must be screened for hydrolysate fermentation to achieve desired properties that are highly resistant to compound inhibitors. Furthermore, S. cerevisiae NCIM3186 (Goud and Ulaganathan, 2015), NCIM3107 (Ulaganathan et al, 2015), IR-2 (Sahara et al, 2014), BG-1 (Coutouné et al, 2017), and BT0510 (Costa et al, 2021) are being utilized in production of bioethanol from various feedstocks, such as sweet sorghum, sugarcane, or the wild-type FMY097 (Nagamatsu et al, 2019) and Pf-1 (Kanamasa et al, 2019) that isolated at special habitats. These strains have been genome-sequenced, which will conceivably yield fresh genetic insights into genomics diversity and evolutionary adaptation.…”