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Systématique des Saccharomyces: Osidases et besoins vitaminiques

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A study of the genus Saccharomyces by new biocharacters demonstrates indirectly the genotype of each species; intracellular osidases (lactose — maltose — cellobiase — melibiase — invertase — trehalase) and vitamine requirements (biotin — folic acid — inositol — niacine — pantothénate —para-aminobenzoïc acid — pyridoxine — thiamine) reveal some phylogenetic links between the species. It appears that Van der Walt's group I is very homogeneous and must be restricted to only 7 species. The Torulospora group seems very similar to the genus Debaryomyces when vitamine needs and osidases are considered; the relations between the 2 groups are discussed. When other biocharacters are studied (nitrite reductase-immunological properties, etc. ...) the value in the GC content (4–5% lower in Debaryomyces) will be established.

These results confirm that intracellular osidases and vitamine needs are very valuable tools for systematic criteria.

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Fiol, J.B. Systématique des Saccharomyces: Osidases et besoins vitaminiques. Mycopathologia 58, 49–58 (1976). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00493593

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