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, Mix the yeast kinds together.
 Take a cup of distilled water and 2 teaspoons of sugar or splenda, sugar works best, and mix them together. Now pour the sugar water into the jar holding the yeast. The yeast should turn into a brown or yellow blob.
 You should see the blob start to grow. Take the newly grown slime and put it in a separate jar. Does it change, grow, look, or act different than your first blob of yeast? If so you have created a hybrid colony of yeast. Sometimes you need a microscope to see the differences.
 Baker's yeast is a species of yeast that reproduces sexually like animals and some plants. It is used to make bread rise. Brewer's yeast is a modified, more complex strain of baker's yeast. It is used to brew beer and wine. They reproduce by merging together than breaking apart into many yeast cells. The 2 different strains merged and split into many hybrid cells.

Buy 1 packet of dry baker's yeast and 1 packet of dry brewer's yeast normally found at a local grocery store.
Dump the yeast in both packets into a small glass jar.
Now to bring the dry yeast to life.
Add sugar water daily.
If you want to know how this works then read on.
Finished.
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