Food and Industrial Microbiology
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| Ethanol | S. cerevisiae yeast produces large amts of carbon dioxide from fruit sugar-results in anaerobic conditions needed for fermenting pyruvic acid to alcohol--2 carbon virieties
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| Fermentation | process of microbial action on food that is beneficial
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| Pectinase | in production of linen, flax is tx with enzye pectinase to release fibers for spinning
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| Protease | enzymes that break down proteins
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| Spoilage | indicates that microbes hve changed food into a seless nutritional source
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| Sterptokinase | bacterial enzyme that can be injected into a heart attack pt quickly--will break down blood clots and prevent further heart damage
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