A Soybean Substitute from the Sea
Wednesday, March 3, 2010
THE sediment was white, looking like fine sand. Despite its marine origin, it smelt sweet rather than saline. “It’s khamir,” said Sukoso, a professor of fishery and maritime biotechnology of the Fishery & Maritime School, Brawijaya University, Malang, East Java.
Khamir or marine yeast is a microorganism researched by Sukoso for 10 years. Thanks to his findings, he was promoted as the 182nd professor of Brawijaya University at the end of la
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