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REPOSITORIO INSTITUCIONAL DA UFOP: Protective effect of ions against cell death induced by acid stress in Saccharomyces.

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Table 1. Saccharomyces cerevisiae strains
Fig. 1. Yeast cell viability. (a) Yeast cell tolerance to a simulated gastric environment.
Table 2. Effect of pH 2 and Na 1 on strain viability
Fig. 4. Salt tolerance and transcript levels of ENA1 and NHA1. (a) Exponentially grown cells were diluted and spotted onto YPD media  sup-plemented with different NaCl concentrations.
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