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Involvement of nitrogen metabolism in the triggering of ethanol fermentation in aerobic chemostat cultures of Saccharomyces cerevisiae
Juan C. Aon, Sonia Cortassa
School of Medicine
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Engineering & Materials Science
Chemostats
100%
Metabolism
75%
Yeast
70%
Fermentation
65%
Ethanol
59%
Nitrogen
54%
Glucose
33%
Ammonia
31%
Fluxes
24%
Enzyme activity
15%
Carbon
14%
Macromolecules
13%
Physiology
12%
Dilution
10%
Biomass
8%
Medicine & Life Sciences
Fermentation
63%
Nitrogen
58%
Saccharomyces cerevisiae
54%
Ethanol
50%
Glutamic Acid
34%
Ammonia
33%
Glutamine
31%
Carbon
19%
Glucose
18%
Metabolic Flux Analysis
16%
Biomass
12%
Gluconeogenesis
12%
Evaluation Studies
8%
Yeasts
8%
Enzymes
5%
Growth
5%
Chemical Compounds
Glutamine
49%
Pharmacological Metabolism
46%
Anabolic
42%
Nitrogen
35%
Ammonia
33%
Glucose
32%
Fermentation
28%
Metabolic
24%
Macromolecule
12%
Enzyme Activity
12%
Dilution
12%
Strain
10%
Ethanol
9%
Carbon Atom
6%