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fermentation theory refers to the
historical study of
models of
natural fermentation processes,
especially alcoholic and
lactic acid
fermentation. Notable...
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Fermentation is a type of
redox metabolism carried out in the
absence of oxygen.
During fermentation,
organic molecules (e.g., glucose) are catabolized...
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Lactic acid
fermentation is a
metabolic process by
which glucose or
other six-carbon
sugars (also,
disaccharides of six-carbon sugars, e.g.
sucrose or...
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renowned for his
discoveries of the
principles of vaccination,
microbial fermentation, and pasteurization, the last of
which was
named after him. His research...
- diseases. However, by the
early 1900s,
bacteriology "displaced the old
fermentation theory", and so the term
became obsolete. In her
Diagram of the
causes of...
- acid.
Malolactic fermentation is most
often performed as a
secondary fermentation shortly after the end of the
primary fermentation, but can sometimes...
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April 1873) was a
German scientist who made
major contributions to the
theory, practice, and
pedagogy of chemistry, as well as to
agricultural and biological...
- The germ
theory of
disease is the
currently accepted scientific theory for many diseases. It
states that
microorganisms known as
pathogens or "germs"...
- The Big Bang
Theory is an
American television sitcom created and
executively produced by
Chuck Lorre and Bill
Prady for CBS. Like the name of the series...
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According to one
theory, the name
derives from the
fortified dessert wine
sherry (which is
sometimes sweetened after fermentation) that, in England,...
