Abstract
The transformation of the polysaccharides of yeast during its drying was studied. A method for the estimation of glycogen is proposed, in which methyl alcohol replaces ethyl alcohol for the precipitation. During the drying of the yeast, the total content of polysaccharides changes only a little, whereas the glycogen disappears almost completely. It seems that trehalose, formed during the drying of the yeast, replaces the glycogen.

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