.ll TEW 12:37 PM Yeast cells adapt to high temperatures by acid tails the length and the amount of saturated fatty O a. Decreasing. Increasing ...... b. Increasing.... Decreasing Decreasing .. Decreasing ed. Increasing ...... Increasing

.ll TEW 12:37 PM Yeast cells adapt to high temperatures by acid tails the length and the amount of saturated fatty O a. Decreasing. Increasing ...... b. Increasing.... Decreasing Decreasing .. Decreasing ed. Increasing ...... Increasing

Biology: The Dynamic Science (MindTap Course List)

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Chapter47: Animal Nutrition

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12:37 PM
Yeast cells adapt to high temperatures by
acid tails
the length and
the amount of saturated fatty
O a.
Decreasing. Increasing
......
b.
Increasing.... Decreasing
Decreasing .. Decreasing
ed. Increasing ...... Increasing

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The degree of unsaturation did not vary as a function of the temperature of the growth medium. The fatty acid content of this yeast increased with decreasing temperature. In R. toruloides changes in the degree of unsaturation were significant.

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