Process of producing polyunsaturated fatty acids with yeasts through the incorporation of olefinic or acetylenic substrates
Saccharomyces cerevisiae The invention relates to a process of producing polyunsaturated fatty acids through the incorporation of olefinic or acetylenic fatty acids with a chain length of 13-18 carbon atoms as substrates with a haploid or diploid wild strain of yeast W 303a or ΔElo1, which can be us...
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Format | Patent |
Language | English |
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26.05.2009
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Summary: | Saccharomyces cerevisiae The invention relates to a process of producing polyunsaturated fatty acids through the incorporation of olefinic or acetylenic fatty acids with a chain length of 13-18 carbon atoms as substrates with a haploid or diploid wild strain of yeast W 303a or ΔElo1, which can be used to generate a novel linkage with configuration Z in position 9 of said substrates. The novel desaturation is only produced if the original unsaturation in the administered products has configuration E or is an acetylene. Moreover, if the original linkage has configuration Z, the substrate is recovered unaltered. |
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