Sentences with ZYMASE
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"Bacteria and yeast often produce zymase as part of their metabolic processes."
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"The zymase enzyme is responsible for converting sugars into alcohol and carbon dioxide."
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"Scientists have studied zymase to understand its mechanism and optimize fermentation processes."
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"Without zymase, the fermentation of sugar into alcohol would not occur."
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"The activity of zymase can be affected by pH levels and temperature."
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"During fermentation, zymase breaks down glucose molecules into ethanol and carbon dioxide."
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"The production of zymase by yeast is essential for bread dough to rise."
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"Some microorganisms produce zymase in their digestive systems to break down complex carbohydrates."
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"Researchers have isolated zymase from different sources to study its variations and properties."
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"The discovery of zymase revolutionized the understanding of fermentation in the 19th century."
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"Industrial production of zymase allows for large-scale fermentation in the alcohol industry."
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"Enzyme engineering has enabled the modification of zymase for specific fermentation purposes."
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"The study of zymase has led to advances in biofuel production."
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"Understanding the regulation of zymase expression is important for optimizing fermentation efficiency."
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"Fungi produce zymase to carry out the process of fermentation."
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"The zymase in yeast is responsible for the production of ethanol in alcoholic beverages."
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"Scientists have been studying the properties of zymase for years."
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"During bread-making, zymase is involved in the conversion of sugars into carbon dioxide, causing the dough to rise."
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"The production of biofuels often relies on the activity of zymase."
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"Certain bacteria contain zymase in their metabolic pathways."
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"The effectiveness of zymase in fermentation can vary depending on the environmental conditions."
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"Research has shown the potential of genetically modifying zymase to enhance its efficiency in bioethanol production."
