Isolation and Application of Mutants Producing Sufficient Isoamyl Acetate, a Sake Flavor Component
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概要
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Mutants of Saccharomyces cerevisiae that produce sufficient isoamyl acetate were isolated from sake yeast. 5, 5, 5-Trifluoro-DL-leucine, an analogue of L-leucine, was used for the isolation to eliminate the feedback inhibition by accumulated L-leucine. The concentration of isoamyl alcohol increased about three or four times with these mutants and a sufficient concentration of isoamyl acetate, one of the key components of the sake flavor, was obtained consequently. Mutants producing sufficient isoamyl acetate were also isolated from wine, shochu and beer yeasts by the same method.
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著者
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IMAYASU SATOSHI
Gekkeikan Institute, Gekkeikan Co. Ltd.,
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SUGINAMI KOJI
Gekkeikan Research Institute, Gekkeikan Sake Co. Ltd.,
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SUGINAMI Koji
Gekkeikan Sake Company, Ltd., Research Laboratory
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IMAYASU Satoshi
Gekkeikan Sake Company, Ltd., Research Laboratory
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ASHIDA Shinzo
Gekkeikan Sake Company, Ltd., Research Laboratory
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ICHKAWA Eiji
Gekkeikan Sake Company, Ltd., Research Laboratory
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