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The wild fungus has been tamed to help us bake bread and make beer. When scientifically modified, the yeast is used to produce medicine, and biofuel. Simple baker's yeast was modified to produce tons of artemisinin acid which is then converted into ...

Synthetic yeast may make better beer

March 30, 2014 News Leave a comment

Synthetic yeast may make better beer
by The Oregonian.
The wild fungus has been tamed to help us bake bread and make beer. When scientifically modified, the yeast is used to produce medicine, and biofuel. Simple baker’s yeast was modified to produce tons of artemisinin acid which is then converted into …

Source: The Oregonian – via Google News.

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