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Energetic investigation of Saccharomyces cerevisiae during transitions. Part 1.Mass balances

Urs von Stockar
1995
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The calcn. of material balances during transitions implies the evaluation of cumulated quantities consumed and produced. This article presents the techniques to achieve this goal by evaluating the quantities involved in the reactions at each observation and by calcg. the material balances (carbon, nitrogen, degrees of redn.) at each observation. Balance profiles are assessed by statistical tests and an expt. involving different metabolic pathways is analyzed. [on SciFinder (R)]

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