The outer layer of the cell walls of yeast often contains polysaccharides called mannans. The precise composition and branching patterns of mannan polysaccharides is different for each yeast species. How could this fact be used to identify different yeasts? Explain your answer.

The outer layer of the cell walls of yeast often contains polysaccharides called mannans. The precise composition and branching patterns of mannan polysaccharides is different for each yeast species. How could this fact be used to identify different yeasts? Explain your answer.

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