Journal of Applied Bacteriology · 1993 · 68 citations · 10 references
Life SciencesFood ScienceMicrobiologyAntimicrobial ResistanceFood MicrobiologyMetabolismAntibacterial ResistanceAntibiotic ResistanceAntibiotic Resistance MechanismsLactic Acid BacteriaMechanisms Of Antimicrobial ResistanceOrganic AcidsAntimicrobial Resistance In Food BacteriaCell MorphologyCell Morphology AnalysisColony Morphology AnalysisManganese OxidesPhenotypic Resistance ProfilingPlasmid CuringSugar Utilization
Resistance to trans ‐isohumulone is found only in those lactic acid bacteria which can grow in beer. The degree of resistance could not be altered by plasmid curing, or mutation induced by u.v. light. Organisms resistant to trans ‐isohumulone were resistant to the related hop acids(‐)‐humulone and colupulone. Equally, organisms sensitive to trans ‐isohumulone were also sensitive to related compounds. No other features correlated with hop resistance, including cell morphology, colony morphology, pH range for growth, sugar utilization profile, products of metabolism, manganese requirement and sensitivity to superoxide radicals, expression of cellular proteins, and resistance or sensitivity to selected antibacterial agents.
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100 YEARS OF HOP CHEMISTRY AND ITS RELEVANCE TO BREWING
M. Verzele · Journal of the Institute of Brewing · 1986 · 135 citations · Full text
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