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Corn Steep Liquer
    #1061034 - 11/17/02 09:46 PM (21 years, 5 months ago)

i was just wondering if anybody knew anything about this stuff.

i was just reading about the discovery of penicilin and how it came about.

i read that scientists found that Corn Steep Liquer (a by-product of corn proccessing apparently) increased the production of penicilin by the mould by 10 times!.

obviously it would have to be boiled to kill alcohol

just curious to see what people thought about this

running a search only tells me that fishermen use it to attract fish

Zed

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Re: Corn Steep Liquer [Re: Zed]
    #1061382 - 11/18/02 12:25 AM (21 years, 5 months ago)

what about it? like what do you want to do with it?

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Re: Corn Steep Liquer [Re: Zed]
    #1062050 - 11/18/02 09:23 AM (21 years, 4 months ago)

Corn steep liquor is an ingredient in dry dogfood. Look up information regarding DFA (dog food agar) which takes advantage of the easily extracted corn steep liquor in dogfood for use in agar culture.


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Re: Corn Steep Liquer [Re: Zed]
    #1062200 - 11/18/02 10:30 AM (21 years, 4 months ago)

I assume that your interest is to see if using this stuff will increase production of psilos in mushies the same way it increased the production of penicilin?

Well, I'll play optimist and tell you that you just might be on to something. You should do an experiment or three and see. Let us know.


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Re: Corn Steep Liquer [Re: mycofile]
    #1062543 - 11/18/02 12:26 PM (21 years, 4 months ago)

yea myco, thats what i was hinting at.

maybe a water/corn steep liquer syringe could be injected into the cake/case as knots start to form.

ill try get my hands on some, and experiment

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Re: Corn Steep Liquer [Re: Zed]
    #1063628 - 11/18/02 06:18 PM (21 years, 4 months ago)

In reply to:

obviously it would have to be boiled to kill alcohol


liquor just means liquid, there is no alcohol in corn steep liquor

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Re: Corn Steep Liquer [Re: Zed]
    #1064127 - 11/18/02 08:55 PM (21 years, 4 months ago)

Inject it ala the resivoir tek.
I wonder if brown rice syrup would have any merit?

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