Study on the Changes of Urea Content during Brewing of Chinese Huangjiu

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The two acetyl monoxime colorimetric method was used to detect urea content. The yeast growth curve shows that a large amount of urea in the extracellular is secreted during the growth processing. And in the stable phase (cultured for 51 hours), urea concentration is up to 38.642 mg / L, but intracellular urea concentration (cultured for 27 hours) is only 6.043 mg / L. At same time, the extracellular urea amount secreted in the medium at initial pH3-4 is less than it at initial pH5 treatment. The urea secretion level is lower when yeast cultured in the medium with 12% of alcohol. The extracellular urea level decrease when the culture temperature increased from 28°C to 32°C.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 798-799)

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