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Aerobic dissimilation of d-ribulose by yeasts

Authors: T, Suzuki; H, Onishi;

Aerobic dissimilation of d-ribulose by yeasts

Abstract

Aerobic dissimilation ofd-ribulose by various genera and species of yeasts was examined. Most strains tested utilizedd-ribulose fairly well, andd-arabitol was accumulated in the fermented broth but ribitol was not found. Torulopsis famata ATCC 20214,T.mannitofaciens CBS 5981 andT.versatilis CBS 1752 producedd-arabitol with a yield of 26 to 67% of the sugar used. Extracellular and intracellular formation of pentitol fromd-ribulose were compared with those fromd-xylulose.

Keywords

Cryptococcus, Saccharomyces, Chromatography, Paper, Alcohols, Yeasts, Pentoses, Candida

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