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Showing 1 to 20 of 59 for “"high sugar"”.
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Examining the Effects of a High Fat, High Sugar Diet in Adolescence on Memory and Executive Functioning in Young Adulthood
… evidence from animal studies suggests that diets high in fats and sugar lead to poorer cognitive functioning. Importantly, animals exposed to a high fat, high sugar (HFHS) diet during adolescence show more pronounced deficits in cognitive performance than animals given this diet during adulthood, …
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Early High Sugar Intake in Infants and Later Sugar Intake, BMI, and Body Fat Percentage at 2 and 3 Years of Age
… this health issue is increasing. Consumption of high sugar diet that lack healthy nutrients is considered one the main causes of this problem. Childhood obesity is associated with many health problems. Objective: to investigate the association between sugar intake during the first year of life …
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Isolating genes for a quantitative trait: A case study involving total and soluble solids in tomatoes
… sauces and paste. Fresh market tomatoes with high sugar and organic acid content are preferred by consumers.
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Gene expression profiling in Saccharomyces cerevisiae grown at different specific gravity environments
… responding to nitrogen deficiency and very high sugar concentrations stresses were determined by oligonucleotide microarray analysis of ~ 6200 yeast open reading frames. Genomics analysis showed that 400 genes in S. cerevisiae was differentially expressed by more than 1.5-fold compared with …
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Studies on the fed-batch propagation of brewer's yeast in high gravity wort
… leading to a slow brewing process. In high gravity brewing the carbohydrate utilisation is inefficient as a result of the Crabtree effect that occurs in the presence of high sugar concentration. When optimising the brewing process the characteristics of conventional batch brewing should …
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Colloidal properties of sugar particle dispersions in food oils with relevance to chocolate processing
… components on the interactions between fine sugar particles dispersed in different triglyceride oils has been investigated at a range of volume fractions. Four techniques were applied: rheology. sedimentation, light microscopy and adsorption. Eight different types of food oil were used: …
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INVESTIGATION OF MONGOLIAN SEA BUCKTHORN ((Hippophae rhamnoides spp. Mongolica) - NUTRITIONAL STUDY -
… melanogaster (fruit flies) were used in sugar manipulation experiments to simulate metabolic stress conditions. The sea buckthorn supplementation improved developmental outcomes in the flies with high sugar diets, implying protective antioxidative or metabolic effects. Furthermore, a …
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The early origins of obesity: the importance of prenatal vs postnatal environment.
… hyperglycemia or maternal intake of diets high in fat, sugar or total calories during pregnancy and lactation is associated with an increased risk of obesity and metabolic diseases in the offspring. The majority of studies to date, however, have examined the impact of maternal overnutrition …
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The Role of Adipose-Specific Free Fatty Acid Receptor 2 in Obesity and Associated Metabolic Dysfunction
… metabolic outcomes under normal chow and high-fat, high-sugar Western diet conditions, both with and without dietary fiber supplementation. We found that adiposespecific FFA2 deletion had minimal metabolic consequences under standard dietary conditions but significantly reduced body weight …
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Quantifying the impacts of ozone pollution on the sustainability of pasture
… injury rates, N-fixation and forage quality in high-sugar ryegrass (HSG) pasture mesocosms, which could assist in the development of new critical levels for the protection of pasture vegetation.
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Influence of sodium chloride on wine yeast physiology and fermentation performance
… yeasts having an improved capability to ferment high-sugar containing media with increased cell viability and with elevated levels of produced ethanol. Salt-preconditioning was most likely influencing the stress-tolerance of yeasts by inducing the synthesis of key metabolites such as trehalose …
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Honeylocust and Black Walnut Tree Products within a Temperate Appalachian Silvopasture
Incorporating high-sugar varieties of honeylocust (Gleditsia triacanthos L.) or black walnut trees (Jugulans nigra L.) into pasture systems may improve soil and water quality, increase biodiversity, and diversify farm incomes. Studies of productivity and management are needed to understand the …
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Heavy Metal Resistance in the Genus Gluconobacter
… reactions (bioconversions) and to contaminate high sugar content products. Following preliminary evidence that some strains of Gluconobacter were resistant to cadmium, and realizing that cadmium resistance among gram-negative organisms is often encoded by an operon which also encodes cobalt and …
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Understanding the Relative Importance of the Effects of Soluble and Insoluble Inhibitors on the Enzyme Digestibility of Steam Pretreated Radiata Pine
… attractive as they have the potential to produce high sugar yields and are prevalent in many forests globally, currently they make up 95% of New Zealand’s forest estate. One of the most promising approaches to the production of lignocellulosic biofuels is the sugar pathway. This pathway involves …
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Literature Survey of Wet-Waste and Hydrothermal Carbonization System: A Comparative Evaluation
… of wet waste to form hydrochar due to it high conversion efficiency, low operating condition and elimination of pre-drying requirement compared to other processes. Hydrothermal carbonization process is performed in a closed heated reactor in which biomass and water mixture (usually between …
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Modulation of the microbiota-gut-brain axis by fermented foods
… for the host. To answer this, we employed a high-fat-high-sugar model of a Westernised diet to determine whether fermented foods could differentially modulate the sequelae associated with diet-induced obesity. We found that substrate-specific responses, rather than fermentation status, were …
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New Zealand public attitudes towards genetically modified food
… with increased biomass, drought tolerance and high sugar levels. PG is conducting field tests in North America in order to gather the data needed for submission of an application to the New Zealand Environmental Risk Management Authority (ERMA- now EPA ) for permission for field trials. The …
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Understanding the Effects of Acute Stevia Consumption on Vascular Function in Humans
The consumption of sugar and artificial sweeteners has been associated with impaired vascular functioning and other negative health outcomes (Liu et al., 2012; Meziat et al., 2016; Pearlman et al., 2017; Schiano et al., 2020; Suez et al., 2014; Weiss et al., 2008; Williams et al., 2020). The …
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A Comparative Study on the Effectiveness of Sugar Tax Policy in Public Health: France (Developed Nation) and Chile (Developing Nation)
… prompted governments to enact policies to target sugar-sweetened beverages. This dissertation aims to address the varied policy designs in France, a developed nation and Chile, a developing nation on the impact of the tax on their consumption, obesity prevalence, social determinants of health and …
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