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doi:10.1094/ASBCJ-2007-0809-01
Yeast Vitality—A Holistic Approach Toward an Integrated Solution to
Predict Yeast Performance. Elizabeth J. Lodolo (1,2) and Ian C.
Cantrell, SABMiller Group Brewing Research, Sandton, South Africa. (1)
Corresponding author. E-mail: <bettie.lodolo@za.sabmiller.com>; Phone: +27
(0)11 389 1071. (2) Current address: Brewing Consultant, SABLtd. Brewing
Centre of Excellence, P.O. Box 123902, Alrode 1451, South Africa. J. Am.
Soc. Brew. Chem. 65(4):202-207, 2007.
The underlying philosophy behind yeast vitality tests has been
reconsidered and a new holistic approach proposed to predict brewing yeast
fermentation performance. In this holistic approach, special emphasis is
placed on the impact of yeast physiology when combined with varying growth
media. Two methods of applying this approach are described, and a “low-tech”
(quartets) approach that can be applied readily in commercial breweries is
recommended. Keywords: DNA, Fermentation performance, Flow cytometry,
Quartets, Vitality, Yeast
La filosofía subyacente detrás de pruebas de la vitalidad de la levadura se
ha reconsiderado y un nuevo enfoque holístico se ha propuesto para predecir
el rendimiento de la fermentación de levadura cervecero. En este enfoque
holístico, el énfasis especial se pone en el impacto de la fisiología de
levadura cuando está combinado con varias tipos de medio de cultivo. Dos
métodos de aplicar este enfoque se describen, y se recomienda un enfoque
menos tecnología (cuartetos) que se puede aplicar fácilmente en cervecerías
comerciales. Palabras claves: Citometría de flujo, Cuartetos, DNA, Levadura,
Rendimiento de fermentación, Vitalidad
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