Unfortunately no, the streptomyces makes an outdated antbiotic, some s
antifungals. and the contamination isnt a yeast so it wouldnt really work. And 90% of time s. cerevisiae is really all that’s used for that other than a few exceptions like the S. bayanus S6U hybrid.
antifungals. and the contamination isnt a yeast so it wouldnt really work. And 90% of time s. cerevisiae is really all that’s used for that other than a few exceptions like the S. bayanus S6U hybrid.
December 19, 2024 at 11:31 PM
Unfortunately no, the streptomyces makes an outdated antbiotic, some s
antifungals. and the contamination isnt a yeast so it wouldnt really work. And 90% of time s. cerevisiae is really all that’s used for that other than a few exceptions like the S. bayanus S6U hybrid.
antifungals. and the contamination isnt a yeast so it wouldnt really work. And 90% of time s. cerevisiae is really all that’s used for that other than a few exceptions like the S. bayanus S6U hybrid.
Theyre called Rugose colonies. Many bacteria and even some yeasts can form them.
December 15, 2024 at 6:30 PM
Theyre called Rugose colonies. Many bacteria and even some yeasts can form them.