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Nonstatistical 13C Distribution during Carbon Transfer from Glucose to Ethanol during Fermentation Is Determined by the Catabolic Pathway Exploited
Background: Different fermentation pathways should lead to distinctive isotope patterns in the products. Results: Three pathways for glucose catabolism show discrete isotope patterns in ethanol. Conclusion: Catabolism by different enzyme sequences leads to differential isoto
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