Brewing microbiology : current research, omics and microbial ecology / edited by Nicholas A. Bokulich, Northern Arizona University, Flagstaff, AZ, USA ; and Charles W. Bamforth, University of California, Davis, CA, USA.

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computer

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online resource

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9781910190623
1910190624

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Additional physical formats: Print version:: BREWING MICROBIOLOGY.DDC classification:

663/.3 23

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QR151 .B74 2017

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QW 85

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EBSCOhost

Contents:

Brewing yeast physiology / Chris Boulton -- Yeast stress and brewing fermentations / Katherine A. Smart -- Yeast supply, fermentation and handling: insights, best practice and consequences of failure / David E. Quain -- Taxonomy, diversity, and typing of brewing yeasts / José Paulo Sampaio, Ana Pontes, Diego Libkind and Mathias Hutzler -- Genetic manipulation of brewing yeasts: challenges and opportunities / Barbara Dunn, Daniel J. Kvitek and Gavin Sherlock -- Genomics and evolution of beer yeasts / Brigida Gallone, Stijn Mertens, Sam Crauwels, Bart Lievens, Kevin J. Verstrepen and Jan Steensels -- Microbial ecology of traditional beer fermentations / Freek Spitaels, Anneleen D. Wieme, Isabel Snauwaert, Luc De Vuyst and Peter Vandamme -- Fungal contamination of barley and malt / Ludwig Niessen -- Investigation of beer spoilage lactic acid bacteria using omic approaches / Jordyn Bergsveinson and Barry Ziola -- Brewery- and beer spoilage-related gram-negative bacteria: the unpleasant, the malodorous and the outright fetid / Barry Ziola and Jordyn Bergsveinson -- Beer-spoiling yeasts: genomics, detention, and control / Chris D. Powell and Daniel W.M. Kerruish.

Summary: Highly recommended for anyone involved in the microbiology of brewing, this volume surveys the most recent discoveries in brewing microbiology, with an emphasis on omics techniques and other modern technologies. Discoveries in these areas have furthered our knowledge of brewing processes, with practical applications from barley growth and malting to yeast management, strain selection, fermentation control, and quality assurance. The chapters, written by experts in the field, aim not only to illuminate recent progress, but also to discuss its impact on brewing practices. Topics covered include the physiology, fermentation, taxonomy, diversity, typing, genetic manipulation, genomics and evolution of brewing yeasts. Further areas covered include the fungal contamination of barley and malt, spoilage by lactic acid bacteria and gram-negative bacteria, and beer-spoiling yeasts.

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Highly recommended for anyone involved in the microbiology of brewing, this volume surveys the most recent discoveries in brewing microbiology, with an emphasis on omics techniques and other modern technologies. Discoveries in these areas have furthered our knowledge of brewing processes, with practical applications from barley growth and malting to yeast management, strain selection, fermentation control, and quality assurance. The chapters, written by experts in the field, aim not only to illuminate recent progress, but also to discuss its impact on brewing practices. Topics covered include the physiology, fermentation, taxonomy, diversity, typing, genetic manipulation, genomics and evolution of brewing yeasts. Further areas covered include the fungal contamination of barley and malt, spoilage by lactic acid bacteria and gram-negative bacteria, and beer-spoiling yeasts.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

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