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The monograph offers an experimental and conceptual account of alcoholic fermentation, focusing on enzyme preparations derived from yeast and the biochemical conversion of sugars to alcohol and carbon dioxide. It analyzes zymase and diastatic activities, the hydrolysis and fermentability of mono- and polysaccharides including glycogen, and differences between extracts of top and bottom yeast. Quantitative studies of reaction kinetics, the influence of substrate concentration, and methodological considerations for preparing and assaying yeast extracts are combined with historical notes and an extensive bibliography to guide further research.
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