Abstract
Rhodotorula glutinis 22P when co-cultivated with Lactobacillus helveticus 12A in a whey ultrafiltrate synthesizes maximum cell mass and carotenoid concentrations (31.9 g/l and 8388 μg/l, respectively) at 30°C. The change in the growth temperature conditions of both cultures influences the carotenogenesis by yeast and the proportion of individual pigments forming up the carotenoids.
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Frengova, G.I., Simova, E.D. & Beshkova, D.M. Effect of temperature changes on the production of yeast pigments co-cultivated with lacto-acid bacteria in whey ultrafiltrate. Biotechnol Lett 17, 1001–1006 (1995). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00127443
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