1957
DOI: 10.5925/jnsv1954.3.143
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Studies on the Accelerating Effect of Thiamine and Its Derivatives on Yeast Fermentation

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“…Ochoa reported the fermentation-stimulating effect of B1 and Shimazono et al (2) compared the effect of many B1 derivatives.…”
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“…Ochoa reported the fermentation-stimulating effect of B1 and Shimazono et al (2) compared the effect of many B1 derivatives.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…According to the studies on microbiological activity (7,8), incorporation into erythrocytes (9), intestinal absorption (10) and distribution in viscera (11), TPD and TTFD were reported to have an efficient membrane permeability , and it was also known that the majority of them enters the cell wall without being reduced . This high permeability corresponds to a high fat solubility of disulfide derivatives , such as TPD (12).…”
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