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Sustainable β-carotene production by engineered S. cerevisiae using sucrose and agricultural by-products. [PDF]

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Fortification of Water Kefir with Gallic Acid: Physicochemical Effects and Antioxidant Capacity in an In Vitro Digestion Model. [PDF]

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Enzymatic hydrolysis of molasses

Bioresource Technology, 2003
Kinetic studies of the enzymatic hydrolysis of molasses were conducted using glucoamylase. Central Sugar Refinery SDN BHD contains 13-20% glucose. The molasses was diluted and the kinetic experiments were conducted at 67 degrees C with 100-1000 mg/l of glucoamylase.
Ghasem D, Najafpour, Cheong Poi, Shan
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The nutritional value for sheep of molasses and condensed molasses solubles

Animal Feed Science and Technology, 1977
Abstract The nutritional value of cane molasses and condensed molasses solubles (CMS, a highnitrogen by-product from the fermentation of beet molasses) was studied in two metabolism experiments with sheep. Nitrogen balance and the apparent digestibility of dry matter, organic matter, ether extract and acid detergent fibre in a barley-based control ...
A. Karalazos, H. Swan
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How to Swim in Molasses

Scientific American, 2013
The article discusses fluid dynamics for microorganisms like the bacteria in the genus Spiroplasma, with a comparison of microorganisms' motility in water to the January 1919 molasses flood disaster in Boston, Massachusetts. Topics include research on adaptations which allow microorganisms to move through water and other fluids, the absence of external
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Molasses:

The Antioch Review, 2017
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