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Current trends and future perspective of probiotic yeasts research in Indonesia.
Indonesia is a mega biodiversity country with various local wisdom, including the enormous variety of fermented foods and beverages. Indonesian researchers have conducted an intensive study to understand the diversity of microbes on those fermented products, one of which shows probiotic properties. Compared to that lactic acid bacteria, the study on probiotic yeasts is less explored. Probiotic yeast isolates are commonly isolated from traditional Indonesian fermented products. Saccharomyces, Pichia, and Candida are among Indonesia's most popular genera of probiotic yeasts, primarily applied in poultry and human health. The exploration of functional probiotic characteristics, such as antimicrobial, antifungal, antioxidant, and immunomodulator, has been widely reported from these local probiotic yeast strains. In vivo studies in a model organism such as mice conclude the prospective functional probiotic characteristics of the yeast isolates. Employment of current technology, such as omics, is essential in elucidating those functional properties. Advanced research and development of probiotic yeasts in Indonesia are gaining significant attention currently. For instance, probiotic yeasts-mediated fermentation in the production of kefir and kombucha are among the trend with promising economic value. The future trends of probiotic yeasts research in Indonesia are discussed in this review to give valuable sight into the application of indigenous probiotic yeasts in various fields.