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Tetsuya Goshima1, Ikuhisa Nishida2, Hitoshi Shimoi3
1National Research Institute of Brewing, Hiroshima, Japan.
Abstract:
Sake yeast strain K1801 with high productivity of ethyl caproate is widely used for high-quality sake brewing; however, K1801 has a defect in the spindle assembly checkpoint, which is responsible for the mutation R48P of the PP2A regulatory subunit Cdc55. Here, we successfully isolated spontaneous revertants of the cdc55 mutation with the excellent brewing property similar to K1801 and normal checkpoint integrity.
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