Sentence examples for quantities of glucose from inspiring English sources

Diabetes insipidus is so named because the large volume of urine that is excreted is tasteless, or "insipid," rather than sweet, as is the case in diabetes mellitus, in which the urine may contain large quantities of glucose.

When glucose is broken down to lactic acid, as occurs in some Lactococcus and Lactobacillus species, as well as in muscle cells in higher eukaryotes, each molecule of glucose yields only two molecules of ATP, and considerable quantities of glucose must be degraded to provide sufficient energy for bacterial growth.

Mammalian cells including CHO cells consume large quantities of glucose and glutamine in carbon and nitrogen metabolism, while releasing waste products lactate and ammonia.

This suggests that when growing on a mixed medium composed of sufficient quantities of glucose and oleic acid, yeast cells began to metabolize first glucose as preferential carbon source (Papanikolaou et al. 2006; Weinhandl et al. 2014).

Although fermentations started with equal quantities of glucose and fructose, the simultaneous but slower fructose use compared with glucose, yielded differences between their respective concentrations and the fermentation length depended on fructose use.

In order to test the effect of varying glucose concentrations on biofilm disassembly, TSB0 %G was supplemented with different quantities of glucose to obtain the following final concentrations (v/v): TSB0.25 %G, TSB0.65 %G or TSB1.25 %G.

Finally, minute quantities of glucose-6P can be processed via the pentose phosphate pathway producing NADPH (a reducing equivalent), and glucose-6P can also undergo glycogenesis in astrocytes.

In addition, the lower the quantities of glucose-and glutamine, the lower the cell density when compared to cells propagated in growth medium, implying that glucose and glutamine both have essential roles in proliferation and morphology.

Oral glucose tolerance tests, in which blood glucose is measured hourly for several hours after ingestion of a large quantity of glucose (usually 75 or 100 grams), are used in pregnant women to test for gestational diabetes.

The results also demonstrated the presence of a high quantity of glucose (40.8-44.6%) in the carbohydrate profile of durian seed gum.

The high quantity of glucose might then be ascribed to the presence of a second saccharide material such as starch [63].