Solanaceae fermentation combines 2-phenylethanol, ethyl acetate, and diacetyl to improve tomato-like and spicy flavor stability.
Enzyme-assisted autolysis converts yeast nucleic acids into bases and derivatives, supporting microbial growth and metabolism.
This case shows how disabling Sble, UgtB1, or acetyltransferases directs yeast toward selected acetylated or non-acetylated glycolipids.
Surface anti-IL13RA2 antibodies guide HSV to tumor cells while limiting normal-cell effects.
This case uses the broth’s non-enzymatic fraction to increase glutamic acid and lysine yields without enzymatic interference.
Phenotypically selected recombinant yeast maintains persistence across ethanol fermentation, reducing contamination and glycerol production.
This case uses artificial media and surface fermentation to grow dense fungal biomats while reducing aeration, water, and energy needs.