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yeast

noun as in leaven

Strongest match

Strong matches

noun as in foam

Strong matches

noun as in rising agent

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Other familiar model organisms include mice, fruit flies and baker's yeast.

From BBC

But the greatest difficulty proved to be activating yeast — a tricky yet crucial step when making leavened bread and similar baked goods.

From Salon

That same energy — careful attention to detail, generosity, ritualistic devotion — maps almost perfectly onto sourdough culture: people exchanging starters, mentoring newbies on Reddit, obsessing over hydration ratios, even running “starter hotels” for friends’ yeast cultures.

From Salon

It's in this lab that, using gene editing, Prof Wright's team successfully made a yeast that can produce the six sterols that bees need.

From BBC

The process starts with yeast that has been genetically modified to produce casein, the key protein in milk, instead of alcohol.

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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