Sentence examples for starch glucose from inspiring English sources

On a screen she projected the molecular structures of chlorophyll, starch, glucose, cellulose, lignin, and chitin.

Consuming sugar (fructose and glucose) means more work for the liver than if you consumed the same number of calories of starch (glucose).

Starch, glucose, and sorbitol were tested as fuels for the fuel cell.

Production of L-citrulline by CIT1 pAMY) from a starch glucose mixture was higher (11.95 ± 0.48 mM) than that by the empty vector carrying control strain (4.83 ± 0.4 mM) demonstrating that starch contributed to production of L-citrulline.

A Maillard model system comprising starch, glucose and lysine monohydrochloride (96: 3: 1, m: m: m) was heated in a reaction cell designed to simulate the temperature, residence time, pressure and rapid heating and cooling encountered during extrusion cooking.

Furthermore, H. mediterranei can accrue PHBV up to 60% (wt/wt) from starch, glucose or other cheaper industrial by-products without the addition of costly and cellular toxic carbons, such as propionic acid or valeric acid that are generally required by producing eubacteria as precursors of the 3-hydroxyvalerate (HV) unit.

The findings specifically pinpointed a molecule from sugar (as well as from starch) called glucose metabolite glucose 6-phosphate (G6P) that was responsible for the changes in the muscle protein of the heart.

In addition, various carbon sources were also investigated, including sucrose, starch, and glucose.

While cellulose and starch contain glucose units and hemicelluloses contain mannans, xylans and galactans.

C. glutamicum strains carrying pAMY co-utilized starch with glucose (Seibold et al. [2006]).

Subcritical water process was employed to convert the durian seed starch into glucose.