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Which of the following substrate cannot be utilized by the LAB to produce gas?

Which of the following substrate cannot be utilized by the LAB to produce gas? Correct Answer Alkanes

Alkanes cannot be used as a substrate by Lactic Acid Bacteria to produce the gas. Citrate, Gluconate, and amino acids are used as the substrate by lactic acid bacteria in the production of gas. They are used to provide flavor to food products.

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