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Developments of successful tools for the control of enzymatic reactions during
winemaking, regardless of the type of method employed to optimize enzyme activ-
ity (e.g. exogenous enzymes, selected yeast and bacteria, or genetically enhanced
microorganisms), will benefit from further improvements in the understanding of
wine flavor chemistry and sensory perception.
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