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FYI, some references report the malt protein content as the nitrogen content of a material multiplied by 6.25 (or some other factor). This is incorrect and misleading, since many substances besides proteins contain nitrogen.<ref name=bsp/>
FYI, some references report the malt protein content as the nitrogen content of a material multiplied by 6.25 (or some other factor). This is incorrect and misleading, since many substances besides proteins contain nitrogen.<ref name=bsp/>


Interestingly, barley naturally contains proteins that inhibit fungal (e.g. yeast) growth, such as barwin and Thaumatin-like protein (active only in unmalted grain).<ref name=iimure/> These proteins can pass to the final beer, although the yeast inhibition by these proteins is obviously not a significant concern for brewers.
Barley naturally contains proteins that inhibit fungal (e.g. yeast) growth, such as LTP, barwin, and Thaumatin-like protein (active only in unmalted grain).<ref name=iimure/> These proteins can pass to the final beer.<ref name=stanislava/>


===Adjuncts===
===Adjuncts===