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Yeasts are a group based on similar ____ ____, rather than similar genetics or morphologies

Growth habits

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Characteristics of yeasts

Single-celled eukaryotes that mainly reproduce by budding or fission

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A yeast colony closely resembles a

bacterial colony

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Sometimes yeasts are found in a mycelial form, called

dimorphic form

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Do yeasts reproduce sexually, aseuxually, or both?

Both

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Two forms of asexual yeast reproduction are:

Budding
Fission

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Budding: Daughter cell is _______ than parent

Smaller

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Fission: Daughter cell is _______ as parent

Same size

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How do yeasts reproduce sexually?

Ascospores or basidiospores

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Saccharomyces is a budding or fission yeast

Budding

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What yeast is involved in alcohol fermentation

Saccharomyces (sugar fungus)

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Alcoholic fermentation is done under aerobic or anaerobic conditions?

Anaerobic

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Reactants of ethanol fermentation are

Sugars and H2O

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Products of ethanol fermentation are

Ethyl alcohol and CO2

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To complete fermentation, one must use a strain of yeast that is

tolerant to high alcohol levels

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What role does wild yeast play in wine production?

Already found on the grapes/in juice, starts the fermentation

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What role does wine yeast (added yeast) play in wine production?

Introduced b/c it is more tolerant to alcohol and takes the fermentation to completion

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What is the extra step in sparkling wine production?

Second fermentation once bottle is capped, CO2 production makes it sparkling

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How is sparkling wine accomplished for cheap sparkling wines?

CO2 is injected into the still wine, no second fermentation

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What is the name of spent yeast from wine production?

Lees

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What is Noble rot?

A fungus that removes H2O from grapes, making it sweeter

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What is the fungus involved in noble rot?

Botrytis cinerea

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What type of wine is produced from noble rot?

Botrytised wine

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How is ice wine made?

Freezing grapes to form ice shards and remove H2O from grape

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What are the 5 ways beer production is different from wine making?

beer is sterilized

different strains/species of yeast used

sugar source is malted barley

additives (hops) added to beer

water added to beer

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What are hops ahd how do they contribute to beer

Additive to beer that makes it bitter and taste better

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What extra fungus, besides yeast, is added to sake?

Aspergillus oryzae

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What role does A. oryzae play in sake production?

Turns rice into sugar, which can then be fermented to sake

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Bread yeast does a good job at forming lots of what product

CO2

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What is the sugar source in bread making?

Dough

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Where does ethyl alcohol go when making bread?

evaporates off in the oven

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What causes dough to rise in bread?

CO2

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What are yeast flakes?

Deactivated yeast

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What do yeast flakes/vegemite/marmite contain that makes it nutritious, especially for vegans?

B-vitamin complex / proteins

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What is vegemite/marmite?

Leftover brewery yeast extract

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How is kefir made?

Fermenting milk with yeast and bacteria

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Which yeast is often used in research?

Sacchromyces cerevisiae

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What accomplishments have been made with S. cerevisiae ?

Several Nobel peace prizes in fields of bcmb, cbio, and genetics