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Definition of baker's yeast in US English: baker's yeastnoun A dried preparation of yeast used or suitable for use as leaven. Example sentencesExamples - The Alpha Project will focus exclusively on the pheromone signal pathway in baker's yeast, whose cells' signal-transduction system is quite similar to ours.
- The third group represents proteins evolving before the separation of baker's yeast and fission yeast.
- There are currently four trials in progress examining the effect of selenomethionine or high-selenium baker's yeast on specific populations of prostate cancer patients.
- My postdoctoral advisor was primarily responsible for the laboratory domestication of the baker's yeast, Saccharomyces cerevisiae, which thanks to his efforts is now a favorite organism of geneticists around the world.
- Curing was done using D. subobscura as a host on a live baker's yeast patch on agar.
- For example, the genome of baker's yeast, Saccaromyces cervisiae, contains 34 Krüppel-related zinc finger genes, whereas the human genome contains 564 such genes.
- Scientists have discovered an ingredient in red wine that extends the lifespan of baker's yeast by up to 80 per cent.
- Unlike sourdough starters, which are inhabited by many different species of wild yeast, baker's yeast is made from a single hyperactive species that produces a uniform product in a relatively short period of time.
- However, he switched from Arabidopsis to Saccharomyces cerevisiae - baker's yeast, an easier system to study.
- Humans have some 30,000 protein coding genes, compared with 6,000 in baker's yeast, 13,000 in the fruit fly, 18,000 in a worm and 26,000 in a plant.
- In contrast, the two nitrogen-rich media are also known as nonsporulating media for both the baker's yeast and C. neoformans.
- All flies were reared on standard cornmeal molasses medium supplemented with baker's yeast.
- In lower eukaryotes such as baker's yeast, recombinational repair is the major pathway for DSB repair, while in higher eukaryotes, such as mammals, NHEJ is the major pathway.
- Although fission yeast appears to express an actinin (or at least an actinin - like protein) baker's yeast does not.
- A maximum-likelihood method is developed to estimate the duration of concerted evolution and the time to the whole-genome duplication event in baker's yeast.
- Each vial contained 8 ml of food (1% agar, 0.1% propionic acid, 10% brewers yeast, and 10% glucose) seeded with a few grains of live baker's yeast.
- Don't get the vaccine if you're allergic to baker's yeast.
- In the baker's yeast, Saccharomyces cerevisiae, a derivative of strain S288c was sequenced.
- They hypothesised that what was killing baker's yeast was actually a substance in the yeast.
- But media proclamations that we are not much more complicated than baker's yeast are very misleading, as is the superficial equation that we are only twice as complicated as a fruit fly.
Definition of baker's yeast in US English: baker's yeastnoun A dried preparation of yeast used or suitable for use as leaven. Example sentencesExamples - In lower eukaryotes such as baker's yeast, recombinational repair is the major pathway for DSB repair, while in higher eukaryotes, such as mammals, NHEJ is the major pathway.
- They hypothesised that what was killing baker's yeast was actually a substance in the yeast.
- For example, the genome of baker's yeast, Saccaromyces cervisiae, contains 34 Krüppel-related zinc finger genes, whereas the human genome contains 564 such genes.
- In the baker's yeast, Saccharomyces cerevisiae, a derivative of strain S288c was sequenced.
- Humans have some 30,000 protein coding genes, compared with 6,000 in baker's yeast, 13,000 in the fruit fly, 18,000 in a worm and 26,000 in a plant.
- Scientists have discovered an ingredient in red wine that extends the lifespan of baker's yeast by up to 80 per cent.
- In contrast, the two nitrogen-rich media are also known as nonsporulating media for both the baker's yeast and C. neoformans.
- However, he switched from Arabidopsis to Saccharomyces cerevisiae - baker's yeast, an easier system to study.
- All flies were reared on standard cornmeal molasses medium supplemented with baker's yeast.
- My postdoctoral advisor was primarily responsible for the laboratory domestication of the baker's yeast, Saccharomyces cerevisiae, which thanks to his efforts is now a favorite organism of geneticists around the world.
- Although fission yeast appears to express an actinin (or at least an actinin - like protein) baker's yeast does not.
- There are currently four trials in progress examining the effect of selenomethionine or high-selenium baker's yeast on specific populations of prostate cancer patients.
- But media proclamations that we are not much more complicated than baker's yeast are very misleading, as is the superficial equation that we are only twice as complicated as a fruit fly.
- A maximum-likelihood method is developed to estimate the duration of concerted evolution and the time to the whole-genome duplication event in baker's yeast.
- The Alpha Project will focus exclusively on the pheromone signal pathway in baker's yeast, whose cells' signal-transduction system is quite similar to ours.
- The third group represents proteins evolving before the separation of baker's yeast and fission yeast.
- Curing was done using D. subobscura as a host on a live baker's yeast patch on agar.
- Unlike sourdough starters, which are inhabited by many different species of wild yeast, baker's yeast is made from a single hyperactive species that produces a uniform product in a relatively short period of time.
- Don't get the vaccine if you're allergic to baker's yeast.
- Each vial contained 8 ml of food (1% agar, 0.1% propionic acid, 10% brewers yeast, and 10% glucose) seeded with a few grains of live baker's yeast.
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