An in vitro study shows that three lactic acid bacterial strains from human milk and infant feeding tubes can colonize and ...

A multi-omics culture study found that 100 micromolar indole-3-lactic acid promoted Lemna aequinoctialis growth and altered ...

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In this series, we introduce the yeasts that support bread, beer, wine, and fermented foods, little by little from a ...

Explanatory Report] Practical Training Theory Based on Exercise Physiology and Energy Metabolism for 1500m Swim and OWS1.

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If you’ve ever pushed yourself through a hard workout, you’ve probably “felt the burn.” It’s that familiar sensation of pain and exhaustion in the muscles, where they almost feel like they’re on fire.

Substrate inhibition is a longstanding bottleneck in microbial fermentation, particularly in lactic acid bacteria, where excessive substrate concentrations can paradoxically suppress growth and ...