sucrose
IPA: sˈukroʊs
noun
- (biochemistry) A disaccharide with formula C₁₂H₂₂O₁₁, consisting of two simple sugars, glucose and fructose; normal culinary sugar.
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Examples of "sucrose" in Sentences
- Sucrose gradient centrifugation.
- Regulation of sucrose production.
- Sucrose has the chemical formula.
- Fructose is a component of sucrose.
- Examples include sucrose and lactose.
- Synthesis and biosynthesis of sucrose.
- Sucrose is a white crystalline disaccharide.
- A deficiency is responsible for sucrose intolerance.
- The sugar in the nectar tends to be sucrose dominated.
- Meanwhile, sucrose is simply consumed by all bacteria, Zehner said.
- Treacle and Molasses are similar in composition in water and sucrose.
- Just as sucrose is made of two simple sugars bound together, lactose is made of the two simple sugars glucose and galactose, bound together.
- The counterargument is that sucrose, which is half fructose and half glucose, occurs naturally in fruit, and humans have eaten it for thousands of years.
- Well, for one thing, high fructose corn syrup has a substantially worse effect on blood sugar than does the equivalent sweetness in sucrose from sugar cane.
- The results are extremely concerning, but few commercial beverages are sweetened only with fructose; most are sweetened with sucrose, which is half glucose and half fructose.
- The sugars found in our drinks are made up of the sugars in fruit juice and sucrose, which is needed to ensure that our drinks taste great – without it, they would taste too sharp.
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