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The Elimination of Nitrite by Pichia angusta Y-11393 Isolated from Sake Koji
清酒麹から分離したPichia angusta Y-11393の亜硝酸消失能
2012
JOURNAL OF THE BREWING SOCIETY OF JAPAN
清酒麹から分離したPichia angusta Y-11393の亜硝酸消失能
KIMOTO SHUBO is a traditional seed mash producing method in sake brewing. Yeast is cultivated vigorously in open systems without contamination by bacteria or wild yeast. In the process, contaminated microorganisms are inhibited from growing by a nitrite/nitrate system in the mother water and lactic acid produced by lactic acid bacteria. Finally, under the low pH condition, the sake yeast is grown predominantly in the mash. However, in the brewer' s house, there is a phenomenon in which the
doi:10.6013/jbrewsocjapan.107.517
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