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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Sugar acids"”.

  1. Decarboxylative Transformations Facilitated via Intermolecular Halogen Transposition using gem-Bromonitroalkanes

    Carboxylic acids offer a sustainable alternative to fossil-fuel derived feedstocks. These shelf-stable and highly abundant substrates can be sourced from renewable biological sources in the form of amino acids, fatty acids, and sugar acids. In addition to being readily available, their facile …

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  2. Molecular signalling in Lupinus albus-Rhizobium lupini symbiosis

    … indicated that both erythronic and tetronic acids (C4 sugar acids) led to low, but significant increases in Ý-galactosidase activities, as compared with the controls. In addition, lupiwighteone, a monoprenylated isoflavone, seems to exert a synergistic effect with the carbohydrate-like …

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  3. Composition and bioavailability of DOC across a rural-urban gradient

    … range of DOC compounds (e.g. humic and fulvic acids, carbohydrates, oligosaccharides, polysaccharides) towards synthetic compounds (e.g. synthetic detergents, hydrocarbons, pesticides) which is correlated with an increase in BOD:DOC ratios. However, an assessment of the impact of inflowing …

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