Sentence examples for carbohydrate substrate from inspiring English sources

This data supports the hypothesis that tissue energetics can be significantly improved during cold storage using a histidine-buffered UW solution supplemented with carbohydrate substrate.

Patterns of SIR with low concentrations of added amino acid or carbohydrate substrate (200 μg C g−1 soil) were consistent with field treatments.

From a chemical perspective, there is a major shift in food carbohydrate substrate affinity during weaning.

Fig. 6 The effect of the carbohydrate substrate source on the xylanase activity produced by Bacillus oceanisediminis strain SJ3 and recovered by three phase partitioning.

The release of reducing sugar ends was measured using the carbohydrate substrate β-glucan (barley, low viscosity, Megazyme, Bray, Ireland) as model substrate.

Contrary to this model, the present study used targeted metabolomics to find that obesity-related insulin resistance in skeletal muscle is characterized by excessive beta-oxidation, impaired switching to carbohydrate substrate during the fasted-to-fed transition, and coincident depletion of organic acid intermediates of the tricarboxylic acid cycle.

Interaction energies between enzymes and carbohydrate substrates were calculated after short energy minimization by a molecular mechanics program.

Fermentation of carbohydrate substrates by microorganisms represents an attractive route for the manufacture of industrial chemicals from renewable resources.

Interestingly, both the 22.5 h and 27 h LD conditions caused a significant increase in respiratory exchange rate (RER) and carbohydrate oxidation (COx) rate (Fig. 2e, f), indicating an increased reliance on carbohydrate substrates for energy generation in these mice.

Carbohydrate-binding modules (CBMs) are a common ancillary module whose function is to promote the adherence of the complete enzyme to carbohydrate substrates.

In health, energy production from carbohydrate substrates is predominantly driven by mitochondrial oxidation and to a lesser extent by glycolysis.