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Viability


Bio Springer has developed special yeast extracts and peptones rich in growth factors that can improve the viability of microorganisms:

Better resistance to stress during processing (centrifugation, drying),
Better resistance to stress during fermentation (acid, pH...),
Higher stability during storage.

Example:

 
VIABILITY OF MICROORGANISMS AND CELLS


Springer® yeast extracts and peptones improve the viability of sensitive microorganisms like lactic and probiotic bacteria, e.g. viable cells of L. casei, after freezing or freeze-drying


VIABILITY OF MICROORGANISMS AND CELLSSpringer® yeast extracts and peptones improve the viability of sensitive microorganisms like lactic and probiotic bacteria, e.g. viable cells of L. casei, after freezing or freeze-drying
 
Product selection:
 
ProductPhysical formFeaturesApplications
Springer® 2006 / 0 - MG - LMicrogranulated powderRich in nucleotidesAs main nitrogen source (2-20 g/l)
Springer® HYP-AFree-flowing powderRich in peptidesIn combination with other yeast products

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