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This paper “fermentation Kinetics of Different Sugars” investigates the role of different carbohydrates namely glucose, maltose and lactose on the rate of fermentation.... hellip; The author states that the experiment includes the effect of adding magnesium chloride and sodium fluoride separately to two different fermentation mixtures.... The process was carried out under controlled environment with the fermentation being carried out in a 42oc incubator and the volume of carbon dioxide evolved measured to the rate of fermentation....
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Essay
A specific variety of grape can be exploited to produce some qualities of wines such as the distinctive smell (Dubourdieu 2000, Lambrechts and Pretorius 2000, Guth and Sies 2002, Swiegers and Pretorius 2005 of Swiegers et al, 142).... This has been attributed mainly due to the selective pressure on the microorganisms due to the high content of sugar and the low pH of grape (Swiegers et al, 142)....
9 Pages
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Research Paper
The respiration and fermentation process in general The hypothesis was verified for the different sugar forms – as they all produced energy, and glucose was the highest in efficiency.... "An Introduction to Carbohydrates, Cellular Respiration and fermentation.... The effect of different Sugar Type on the speed of Energy Production in Yeast fermentation Name: Tutor: Course: Date: Abstract Respiration is the metabolic process, through which carbohydrates are converted into energy for synthesis by cells....
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In addition, the production of wines and brandies is carried out by the process involving fermentation of natural sugar of fruits, especially that of grapes.... While beers, ales and whiskeys are produced by the fermentation of grain starches that is converted to sugar by application of enzymes called amylase that is present in germinated grain kernels.... Vodka is produced by the fermentation of amylase-treated grains or potatoes, while the first step involved in the production of rum is the fermentation of cane sugar....
5 Pages
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Lab Report
n environments where oxygen is missing such as in sediments, deep beneath the earth's surface, or in animal intestines, cells are able to survive without oxygen by metabolizing glucose through the process of fermentation (Audesirk, Audesirk, & Byers 2006 p.... In fermentation the oxidizing agent for glycolysis is not oxygen but NAD+ and can continue the process and produce ATP as long as there is a supply of NAD+ (Campbell & Reese 2002 p.... glycolysis is the reactive process that splits glucose into 2 molecules of pyruvate yielding 2 molecules of ATP for energy storage and 2 molecules of the NADH electron carrier known as nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide (Audesirk, Audesirk, & Byers 2006 p....
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The paper "Historical Physiology of Swimming" describes that the majority of nutrient transfer and fetal weight gain occurs during the third trimester of pregnancy.... At this time, the fetus can gain 30 g daily.... This trans-placental transfer of nutrients is abruptly interrupted by preterm birth....
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Research Paper
hellip; The author explains that in glycolysis, all the reactions that are catalyzed by phosphofructokinase, hexokinase, and pyruvate kinase are considered being virtually irreversible.... In glycolysis, all the reactions that are catalyzed by phosphofructokinase, hexokinase, and pyruvate kinase are considered being virtually irreversible....
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A relationship is depicted between glycolysis and flight performance.... The paper 'The Surplus Capacity of Enzymes in the Glycolytic Pathway' presents a variety of enzymes in the catabolic cytoplasmic process glycolysis does influence flight performance.... hellip; glycolysis is a catabolic process so the energy released is utilized by D.... The fact is therefore established that glycolysis generates energy-rich molecules called ATP which provides energy to the wing muscles to fly....
5 Pages
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Lab Report