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Some remarks on the aglucosuric blood sugar concentration

Experientia, 1948
Zu einer kurzlich erschienenen Arbeit vonFoldi und Mitarbeitern wird folgendes festgestellt: Ihre «aglykosurische Blutzuckerkonzentration» (Ag=die hochste Blutzuckerkonzentration, bei der eben noch kein Zucker im Harn erscheint), ist bei ein und derselben Person eine vom momentanen Blutzuckerwert unabhangige Grose, obwohl in der Formel furAg die ...
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Retrofit of Continuous Ethanol Fermentation of Low Concentration Sugar Solutions by Addition of a Second, Concentrated Sugar Feed

Process Biochemistry, 1995
Abstract The economics of ethanol production from dilute solutions may be improved by adding a concentrated sugar feed. The production of 94% ethanol from a raw material containing 3% of fermentable sugars, carried out in a cascade of three continuous fermenters with 75% cell recycle and in a single distillation column, was taken as a reference case.
Milan Polakovič, Carl-Fredrik Mandenius
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Optimal sugar concentrations of floral nectars ?dependence on sugar intake efficiency and foraging costs

Oecologia, 1983
(Uploaded by Plazi for the Bat Literature Project) No abstract provided.
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A concentrative mechanism for sugars in the chorioid plexus

Life Sciences, 1964
Abstract The chorioid plexus of the dog incubated in vitro with low concentration of C 14 labeled glucose or galactose concentrates the radioactivity more than 20 fold in the calculated intracellular water. About 2 3 of the radioactivity in the tissue can be recovered as unchanged sugar. Anoxia, dinitrophenol, phlorhizin, lack of sodium,
T Z, CSAKY, B M, RIGOR
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Sugar Concentrations in Nectars from Hummingbird Flowers

Biotropica, 1975
The proposition in two recently published papers that the concentration of sugar in nectars of flowers adapted to hummingbird pollination tends to be unusually high compared with that for most insect-pollinated flowers is contradicted, with evidence. Increased cross-pollination when hummingbirds are forced to visit many flowers, difficulties in rapidly
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Sugar concentration gradients of the sugar beet plant in relation to translocation

Canadian Journal of Botany, 1973
An increasing sugar gradient in the rib, a decreasing gradient in the upper region of the petiole, and a sharp increase in the base of the petiole were found when transverse segments of the rib and petiole of a sugar beet leaf or the isolated vascular bundles as a whole were analyzed.
Michio Suzuki, D. C. Mortimer
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On the calculation of sugar concentration in flower nectar

Oecologia, 1979
There are several sources of potential error in calculating the concentration or energy value of floral nectar. Errors resulting from confusing data become substantial with increasing concentration. The different methods of expressing sugar concentration are here clarified, and the correct methods of converting from one to the other are provided ...
Alan B, Bolten, Peter, Feinsinger, Herbert G, Baker, Irene, Baker   +3 more
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Body size and whole blood sugar concentrations in mammals

Comparative Biochemistry and Physiology Part A: Physiology, 1975
Abstract 1. The concentration of sugar in the whole blood of a series of 73 mammalian species is negatively correlated with body weight. 2. The increase in blood sugar with decreasing size is related to the higher weight-specific metabolic demands of small mammals.
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Blastocyst sugar concentration following maternal glucose changes

The Anatomical Record, 1962
H F, CURRY, V H, FERM
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Sugar detox: is high sugar concentration really required for rewarming?

Cryobiology, 2018
Rainer Vollmer, Noelle L. Anglin, David Ellis   +2 more
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