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Table  1.  S.  cerevisiae  S 1   culture  grown  at  36 o C  in  glucose  (50gL -1 ) – PYN medium were given different treatments
Figure  1.  Viability  of  S.  cerevisiae  S 1   grown  in  glucose  (50gL 1 )  –  PYN  medium  at  36 o C  and  the  18h  old  culture  was  subjected  to  heat  treatment  at  ( )  40;  ( )  45;  ( )  50  and  ( )  55 o C
Table 2. Ethanol production by S. cerevisiae S 1  at different temperatures in glucose (100gL -1 ) - PYN medium at 24h
Figure  3.  Viability  of  S.  cerevisiae  S 1  at  40ºC  after  the  heat  shock  at  58ºC
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