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Yeast needs oxygen to reproduce and produce strong cell walls.
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Yeast needs some initial oxygen in order to get a good start.
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Yeast needs sugar in which to ferment, but too much can kill it.
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Yeast normally grows in the vagina and also in the anus.
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Yeast occurs primarily in women because the vaginal area is a warm moist environment.
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Yeast offers the advantage of being highly amenable to genetic manipulation and analysis.
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Yeast only causes problems when it grows too rapidly.
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Yeast prefer an acidic environment.
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yeast
Yeast prefers water to milk.
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yeast
Yeast produce characteristic creamy, opaque, pasty colonies on the surface of culture media.
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yeast
Yeast produces alcohol as a natural byproduct.
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yeast
Yeast produces fermentation which cancer needs to feed off of.
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yeast
Yeast provides vitamins for bacterial growth.
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yeast
Yeast refers to any non-filamentous fungus.
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yeast
Yeast releases carbon dioxide and water as it metabolizes sugar.
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yeast
Yeast represent the decomposers present in sewage and natural waters.
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yeast
Yeast represents a good example of a facultative aerobe.
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yeast
Yeast reproduce by the process budding.
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yeast
Yeast requires a warm, wet, environment and a food source to multiply and thrive.
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yeast
Yeast requires the gluten to bind it well.
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yeast
Yeast respires both aerobically and anaerobically.
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Yeast takes longer time to rise than chemical leavening agents.
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yeast
Yeast thrive in a warm, humid environment.
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yeast
Yeast thrive on sugars.
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yeast
Yeast use a similar mechanism to obtain iron.
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yeast
Yeasts are a family of fungi closely related to molds.
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yeast
Yeasts are a part of our everyday lives.
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yeast
Yeasts are a source of B vitamins.
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yeast
Yeasts are a unicellular growth form.
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yeast
Yeasts are able to grow in a more acid environment compared to bacteria.
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yeast
Yeasts are also ascomycetes.
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yeast
Yeasts are also good model organism for studying the evolution of multicellularity.
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yeast
Yeasts are also usually one cell, but they are larger than bacteria.
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yeast
Yeasts are bacteria which have a type of cell division called budding.
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yeast
Yeasts are easy to work with in the laboratory.
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yeast
Yeasts are eukaryotes, sharing the same superkingdom as humans.
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yeast
Yeasts are even more important in food production.
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yeast
Yeasts are examples of an organism that reproduce by budding.
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yeast
Yeasts are found in the Basidiomycota and Ascomycota.
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yeast
Yeasts are fungi and related to mushrooms.
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yeast
Yeasts are fungi.
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yeast
Yeasts are important for bread, beer, wine.
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yeast
Yeasts are important in making bread rise.
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yeast
Yeasts are important in the preparation of foods such as bread.
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yeast
Yeasts are important organisms in the production of alcoholic beverages and in the making of bread.
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yeast
Yeasts are intermediate, being faculative anaerobes .
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yeast
Yeasts are microscopic fungi capable of fermenting different carbohydrates.
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yeast
Yeasts are much larger than bacteria.
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yeast
Yeasts are of two kinds.
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yeast
Yeasts are oval, unicellular fungi that reproduce by budding.
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yeast
Yeasts are oval-shaped and slightly larger than bacteria.
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yeast
Yeasts are parasitic organisms that absorb our nutrients and produce toxic waste.
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yeast
Yeasts are part of the group fungii.
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yeast
Yeasts are passed from adult beetles to larvae in various ways.
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yeast
Yeasts are responsible for turning the wort into beer through a process of fermentation.
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yeast
Yeasts are single celled organisms that are ubiquitous in our environment.
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yeast
Yeasts are single celled organisms that fall under the family of 'fungus'.
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yeast
Yeasts are single celled organisms that live mainly in waterlogged anaerobic soils.
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yeast
Yeasts are single cells that divide to form clusters.
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yeast
Yeasts are single cells that divide to form clusters.
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yeast
Yeasts are single-celled fungi .
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yeast
Yeasts are single-celled fungi.
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yeast
Yeasts are single-celled organisms.
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yeast
Yeasts are small, lemon-shaped single cells that are about the same size as red blood cells.
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yeast
Yeasts are still single celled organisms like the bacteria.
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yeast
Yeasts are types of fungi.
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yeast
Yeasts are unicellular , which are eukaryotes.
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yeast
Yeasts are unicellular eucaryotes .
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yeast
Yeasts are unicellular organisms, normally ovoid or spherical in shape.
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yeast
Yeasts are unicellular, all others have septate hyphae.
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yeast
Yeasts are unicellular, but they can clump together to form chains of cells.
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yeast
Yeasts are used in making bread, wine, beer and solvents.
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yeast
Yeasts are used in production of bread and liquor.
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yeast
Yeasts are useful in the making of bread and fermented drinks.
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yeast
Yeasts belong to a group called fungi.
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yeast
Yeasts can cause foods to ferment.
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yeast
Yeasts can gain energy from oxygen and sugar . .
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yeast
Yeasts can gain energy from oxygen and sugar. .
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yeast
Yeasts can go on a rampage until things get back to normal.
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yeast
Yeasts can grow in the presence or absence of air.
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yeast
Yeasts can grow on plants or animals without the host even knowing.
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yeast
Yeasts can provoke a number of reactions in some people, particularly skin disorders.
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yeast
Yeasts can use a variety of organic nitrogen compounds, including urea and various amino acids.
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Yeasts commonly reproduce asexually by a process called budding .
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yeast
Yeasts commonly reproduce by asexual budding in which a small protuberance is pushed from the cell.
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yeast
Yeasts continue to be important causes of nosocomial bloodstream infections.
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yeast
Yeasts eat sugar, they burp carbon dioxide and they pee alcohol.
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yeast
Yeasts feed on sugar.
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yeast
Yeasts ferment the sugar in the dough, producing ethanol and carbon dioxide.
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yeast
Yeasts form a subtype of fungus characterised by clusters of round or oval cells.
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yeast
Yeasts form tiny buds that break off and grow into larger cells.
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yeast
Yeasts grow by budding or fission and hyphae grow apically and branch laterally.
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yeast
Yeasts grow by budding or fission and hyphae grow apically and branch laterally.
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yeast
Yeasts have no spores because they are single celled.
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yeast
Yeasts live a very simple life, they eat sugars and they give off carbon dioxide as they breathe.
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yeast
Yeasts live almost everywhere, including on the skin and in the mouth, vagina, and intestinal tract.
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yeast
Yeasts live as small, individual cells, between the size of bacteria and our own cells.
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yeast
Yeasts live in liquid or moist habitats.
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yeast
Yeasts live on sugar and simple carbohydrates.
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yeast
Yeasts love dark, moist, warm places, thrive in sweet environments, and multiply very rapidly.
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