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Effect of Different Yeast Strains Towards the Physicochemical Properties of C…
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Andrew Leonard Hartono

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EP024
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31 p. : ill. ; 30 cm.
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EP FT-015

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EP024
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Effect of different yeast strain to the sensory characteristics of coconut fl…
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Michael Barbie Djoko

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EP022
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44 p. : ill. ; 30 cm.
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EP FT-013

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Comparing Physicochemical Properties Of White Bread Produced Using Natural Ye…
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Giovano Tannaka Handojo Sungkono

The choice of yeast, whether it's grape yeast or commercial yeast, depends on the baker's objectives and preferences. Grape yeast is ideal for experimental bakers seeking unique flavors, while commercial yeast offers reliability and consistency. In a recent study, the physicochemical properties (water activity, texture, and moisture content) of white bread made from grape yeast and commercia…

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The Effects of Baking Parameters on Sensory Properties of White bread Made wi…
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Janice Feivel

White and sweet bread consumption in Indonesia grew to 3.01 kg/capita/year in 2020. This surge is due to bread's ease of preparation and consumption. Bread is a food product composed of wheat flour, water, sugar, salt, butter, and yeast. Yeast that is used to make bread is frequently dry yeast or instant yeast. Saccharomyces cerevisiae is the primary yeast in bread making. Natural yeast, de…

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The Effect Of Baking Parameters On Physicochemical properties Of White Bread …
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Edelin Nilsa Putri

Bread is widely favoured food due to simple composition and convenient suitability for daily consumption. One of the main ingredients used to determine the bread quality is yeast. As the Indonesian bread industry has grown, bread is being processed by replacing instant yeast with natural yeast because of increasing consumer interest natural products. Natural yeast is obtained from fermented…

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Characterization of Culturable Promoting Yeast and Fungi from Takakura Compost
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Michelle Fidelia

Compost has an important ecological role in increasing soil fertility, plant growth and sustainable agriculture, especially in recycling organic waste. This research characterizes the role of Plant Growth Promoting Fungi (PGPF) derived from Takakura compost and analyzes the influence of microbial communities on saga plants (Abrus precatorius). Takakura Compost is an alternative because of i…

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Optimization Of Erythritol Production Using Molasses as A Potential Carbon So…
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Nethania Angeline Dharmawan

Erythritol is a beneficial sugar alcohol that can be used as a sugar substitute for diabetic patients. It has 0.2 kcal/g calories and still has 70-80% sweetness with the widely used sucrose. Erythritol production through extraction and chemical synthesis is ineffective due to the small product yield, making the commercial production expensive, so alternative synthesis using biotechnology is …

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The Effect of Cheese Booster towards The Physicochemical & Sensorial Properti…
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Keyzia Asarya

Cheese cream filling is a delightful and versatile ingredient that adds a rich, creamy texture and flavor to a variety of desserts and baked goods. Additionally, the amount of fat will increase along with the mix of cream filling and cheese, which resulted in the concern of consumers. Therefore, fat content is reduced, cheese booster is used as a substitute for cheese powder to improve the …

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Identification Of Human Tankyrase 1 Inhibitors As Potential Anti-cancer Agent…
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Natasya Irene Santoso

Tankyrase 1 has received attention as a promising target for anti-cancer therapies due to its upregulated expression in various cancer types. Its crucial role in PARsylation leads to the degradation of tumor suppressors (e.g. Axin, TRF1, and PTEN) through the ubiquitin-proteasome pathway, highlighting its significance in oncogenic processes. The urgency to discover novel tankyrase 1 inhibitors …

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Comparison of Current Kombucha Production Flow with Pirt Guidelines, research…
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Theo Millard Tirtawinata

This internship program at PT Ramuraga Tirta Lestari aimed to optimize and improve various aspects of kombucha production, including food safety, data organization, and production efficiency. The intern worked on several projects to achieve this goal, such as calibrating pH meters to ensure accurate measurement of acidity levels in kombucha, sterilizing bottles to prevent contamination and main…

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Utilization Of Yeast Extract In Processed Cheese Towarda Consumer's Preference
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Chelsy Angelline Wen

This internship experience provides an overview of complete understanding of tasks carried out as a part of Product Innovation and Application team within a flavor company. Starting with basics of flavor chemistry, the internship covered key areas in learning different flavor notes and how to perceive them. Additionally, the internship project delved into processed cheese development with the p…

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Investigation of Cricket Powder and Nutritional Yeast Application in Noodle a…
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Alfredo Oktavianto Natasutedja

Noodles are a staple food in Asia. However, since it is made using wheat flour which is high in carbohydrate, protein enrichment by adding other ingredients like cricket powder and nutritional yeast can be done. This study aimed to increase the protein content in noodles by incorporating cricket powder and nutritional yeast with different substitution levels (10, 15, and 20%) towards the …

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Establishing A Binding Assay To Probe The Interaction Between Trim5alpha And …
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Nicholas Dustin

Human immunodeficiency virus 1 (HIV-1) has persistently been a global health concern, infecting 39 million people around the world with 1.3 million cases increment in 2020, leading to severe immunodeficiency (UNAIDS, 2023). While mammalian genomes show evidence of repeated infection with retroviral pathogens, this co-evolution has resulted in the emergence of defense mechanisms that pre…

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Determination Yeast Community Inoculation Use Takakura Methodology On Food Wa…
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Michelle Fidelia

This study highlights the environmental consequences of landfill buildup while addressing the issue of insufficient food waste management in Indonesia and the 1.3 billion yearly instances worldwide. The study focuses on the Takakura Composting Method (TCM), which combines fermentative microorganisms and locally created materials to provide a sustainable household-scale solution. The Takakur…

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The Identification of Lactobacillus Bacteria and Yeast Isolated from Fermente…
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Flavia Nadine

Food loss/waste has been a problem and worrying issue growing at an alarming rate in many parts of the world, including the developing country, Malaysia. Amongst food waste, fruits and vegetables are wasted at the highest rate. This problem emerges because of many factors, the most significant of which is human consumption behavior. Food waste poses a great threat to the ecosystem because of it…

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Application of Novel Indigenious Lactic Acid Bacteria and Yeast Co-Culture on…
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Sean Alexander Bastaman Limas

Soy sauce fermentation utilize high salt (NaCl) concentration to inhibit spoilage microorganisms while promoting the growth of beneficial halotolerant microorganisms that develops soy sauce aroma. Although the addition of NaCl is essential, high NaCl content in soy sauce has been associated with hypertension. Previous attempts has been made by lowering or substituting NaCl during soy sauce …

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Investigation of Cricket Powder and Nutritional Yeast Application in Noodle a…
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Alfredo Oktavianto Natasutedja

Noodles are a staple food in Asia. However, since it is made using wheat flour which is high in carbohydrate, protein enrichment by adding other ingredients like cricket powder and nutritional yeast can be done. This study aimed to increase the protein content in noodles by incorporating cricket powder and nutritional yeast with different substitution levels (10, 15, and 20%) towards the physic…

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