Sentence examples for sucrose availability from inspiring English sources

Studies with bacterial biosensors in situ on plants revealed a high heterogeneity of sucrose availability, with an average accessibility of only about 20 µM on moist bean leaves [93].

All animals learned the significance of the reward presentation, evidenced by an increase in the proportion of magazine entries that occurred during sucrose availability: there were no genotype or background differences on this measure.

Starch accumulation is a response to sucrose availability and thus, no hexoses are stored in the potato tuber [ 30].

Tre6P is considered a signal of sucrose availability and acts to maintain sucrose concentration within a proper range [ 107, 108].

In rice (Oryza sativa), two transcripts generated off an α amylase gene exhibit differential stability based on sucrose availability [ 65].

Increased sucrose availability correlates with increased association of mRNAs to polysomes during daytime, whereas during the night protein synthesis is adapted to limit energy consumption [ 1, 18].

Consequently, S. mutans growing in the presence of sucrose and gradual availability of starch hydrolysates may display enhanced aciduricity/growth efficiency as the redox potential and oxygen levels fall, and low pH microenvironments are created over the course of biofilm maturation [44].

Besides its photoautotrophic mode, N. punctiforme growth has been reported in the absence of light but with availability of sucrose, glucose or fructose (Meeks et al. 2001).

It was established that the glycolysis and fermentation yield acids that can acidify the biofilms and increase the availability of sucrose [ 36].

However, since biosynthesis of raffinose is largely dependent on the availability of sucrose (Kaplan et al. 2007) more severe or longer-lasting warming may potentially affect concentrations of raffinose.

Whether this was linked to reduced CT synthesis seems unlikely due to the high availability of external sucrose.