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“... and ethanol production in comparison to the commercial strain Lalvin QA23, Saccharomyces cerevisiae...”
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Published 2021
“... periods present tensile strain while wetting periods present compressive strains in the longitudinal...”
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“...). Probably, the yeast has low ethanol tolerance and the ethanol produced inhibits further lactose...”
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“... in this thesis was the exploitation of the potential of Labrys portucalensis F11 – a bacterial strain...”
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“... of faecal coliforms, it also decreases phosphates solubility and induces the formation of ammonium from...”
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“...-methylation; (ii) qPCR array and (iii) western blot. HIV-1 infection led to methylation increases in the...”
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“... the capillary forces that retain the oil inside the reservoir and decreases oil viscosity, thus...”
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