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publicationNumber EP-0838520-A3
titleOfInvention Frozen dough-resistant, practical baker's yeast
abstract The invention provides a diploid or higher polyploid,npractical baker's yeast with good frozen dough resistance.nThis is produced through mating with one or more NTH1 gene-disrupted,nhaploid yeasts as produced through genenmanipulation of disrupting the NTH1 gene in a haploid yeastnof which the diploid is practical baker's yeast. Thenreduction in the trehalose content of the yeast isnsignificantly prevented even when used in frozen dough, andnthe frozen dough containing the yeast is well resistant tonlong-term freezing and storage.
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