Abstract:Sphingolipids having a long-chain sphingoid base backbone are primarily located in the yeast's plasma membrane. They are found in various types of foods, and although they are not essential food ingredients, they play an important role as bioactive molecules in preventing certain human diseases. Today, due to its high nutritional value, brewer's yeast is increasingly being used in the food and pharmaceutical industry. The aim of this study was to evaluate the potential of S. uvarum, a by-product of the brewing… Show more
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