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• W1486161330 abstract "Characterization of wild yeasts of Saccharomyces cerevisiae isolated from fermentative processes for ethanol production Among the wild yeasts more commonly found in the alcoholic fermentation, wrinkled colonies with pseudohyphal morphology belonging to Saccharomyces genus are highlighted. This yeast biotype has been associated with industrial problems, resulting in the decrease of the fermentative yield. In this context, this work aimed to perform the genetic, morphological/physiological characterization and stress tolerance of Saccharomyces cerevisiae strains which exhibited wrinkled and mucous colonies, searching for alternatives that could contribute to the management of these wild yeasts (wrinkled colonies) in the alcoholic fermentation. Characterization tests for invasiveness in Agar medium, killer activity, temperature, pH, ethanol and sugar concentration, actidione, flocculation and fermentative capacity were carried out with 22 strains (11 wrinkled and 11 mucous colonies), which were screened previously by the sequencing of the ITS region of the ribosomal DNA. The effect of the acid treatment using different pH values over the growth of two strains (52 – wrinked and PE-02 – mucous) was also evaluated, following the growth monitoring in sugar cane juice after acid treatment. Fermentative tests in sugar cane juice were carried out with pure and mixed cultures of these strains. The morphological/physiological tests showed that the invasiveness in YEPD Agar medium occurred in low frequency among the 22 strains tested; ten out of eleven wrinked yeasts exhibited expressive flocculation, and among the mucous, the flocculation was near zero; none of the strains showed killer activity; the wrinkled colonies presented lower fermentative capacity comparing to mucous colonies, in a 48hour cycle in batch system using sugar cane juice, with slower fermentation rate. Concerning the resistance to temperature, pH, ethanol and sugar concentration, the mucous colonies were more resistant to low pH, while the wrinkled colonies were more resistant to the elevated ethanol and sugar concentrations. None of the yeasts were resistant to actidione. The genetic analysis by microsatellite loci revealed the presence of two main genetic related groups, the first branch comprised mainly of wrinkled colonies (67%), containing however the PE-02 strain, showing strains with high flocculation rate and tolerance to high concentration of sugar and ethanol; the other group (with three subgroups) comprised mainly mucous colonies, showing lower resistance to the stressing conditions here studied. The yeast with wrinkled colony (strain 52) was severely affected by the acid treatment in pH values of 1.0 and 1.5, but the same did not occur with the mucous colony (PE-02). The batch fermentation with cell recycle and acid treatment in pH 1.5 had effect over the wrinkled yeast growth when in mixed culture with the mucous yeast, and did not impair the fermentative efficiency comparing to the pure culture of PE-02. In pure culture with the wrinkled colony, a fermentative efficiency as low as 60% was observed, confirming the low performance of these yeasts. The knowledge of the response to stressful conditions exhibited by the yeasts with wrinkled colonies can help to manage the alcoholic fermentation in order to minimize the effect of the contaminant yeast." @default.
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• W1486161330 date "2015-11-12" @default.
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• W1486161330 title "Caracterização de linhagens selvagens de Saccharomyces cerevisiae isoladas de processos fermentativos para produção de etanol." @default.
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