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adonitol [ə′dän·ə‚tōl]

(biochemistry)

C₅H₁₂O₅A pentitol from the dicotyledenous plantAdonis vernalis;large crystals that are optically inactive and melt at 102°C; it does not reduce Fehling's solution, and is freely soluble in water and hot alcohol. Also known as adonite; ribitol.

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No references found	albicans Substrate SL407 (ATCC90028) Pentoses L-arabinose - - D-xylose - + Hexoses D-glucose + + D-galactose + + [alpha]-methyl-D-glucoside - + Disaccharides D-cellobiose - - D-lactose - - D-maltose + + D-saccharose + + D-trehalose ([dagger]) - + Trisaccharides D-melezitose - - D-raffinose - - Alcohols Glycerol + - Adonitol + + Xylitol + + Inositol - - D-sorbitol + + Organic acids 2-keto-gluconate + + Amino acids N-acetylglucosamine + + Identification C. Environmental source of Candida dubliniensis by Brown, Jillian R.M. / Emerging Infectious Diseases For example, the lyophilization and rehydration of Lactobacillus plantarum and Pediococcus pentosaceus cells immobilized within calcium alginate beads resulted in higher survival rates when researchers incorporated glycerol or adonitol with skim milk as a cryoprotectant. Immobilize cells to facilitate meat fermentation by Emerging Food R&D Report Bacteria were incubated for up to 7 days at 35 [degrees] C in the following sugars: glucose, maltose, lactose, xylose, sucrose, and adonitol. Epidemiology of Burkholderia cepacia complex in patients with cystic ... by Mahenthiralingam, Eshwar / Emerging Infectious Diseases	Adolf Vabbe Adolf von Hildebrand Adolf von Menzel Adolf Von Sonnenthal Adolf Wagner Adolf Wilhelm Hermann Kolbe Adolf Windaus Adolfs Alunans Adolfs Petrovich Alunans Adolph Tidemand Adolphe Alphonse Assi Adolphe Ferriere Adolphe Ferrière Adolphe Sax Adolphe Theodore Brongniart Adolphe Théodore Brongniart Adonai Adonais Adoni-bezek Adoni-zedec Adonijah Adoniram Adonis Adonis' garden adonite adonitol adont hinge Adonts, Nikolai Adonts, Nikolai Georgievich adopted street Adoption adoptionism adoptive immunity adoptive immunotherapy Adoraim adoral Adoram Adoratskii, Vladimir Adoratskii, Vladimir Viktorovich Adorno, Theodor Adorno, Theodor Wiesengrund Adorno, Theodore adorsed Adour Adour River Adowa ADP ADP system ADPase ADPCM ADPE	Adonic Adonic line Adonic verse adonidin Adonijah Adoniram Adonis Adonis Adonis Adonis Adonis (mythology) Adonis (mythology) Adonis (mythology) Adonis (plant) Adonis (poet) Adonis annua Adonis autumnale Adonis autumnalis Adonis Baltic Timber Group Adonis Complex Adonis phoenicea Adonis Syndrome Adonis vernalis Adonis' garden Adonises Adonises Adonises adonism Adonist adonite adonitol adonitoxin Adonize Adonizedek ADONNIS ADONSA adont hinge adontia Adonts, Nikolai Adonts, Nikolai Georgievich ADONZ ADOOD Adoor ADOORE Adop ADOPEM Adoph hitler Adoph hitler ADOPRON ADOPS adopt adopt adopt adopt adopt adopt Adopt a Boxer Rescue Adopt A Child Foundation adopt a measure Adopt a Rescued Friend, Inc. Adopt a Rural School Library

albicans Substrate SL407 (ATCC90028) Pentoses L-arabinose - - D-xylose - + Hexoses D-glucose + + D-galactose + + [alpha]-methyl-D-glucoside - + Disaccharides D-cellobiose - - D-lactose - - D-maltose + + D-saccharose + + D-trehalose ([dagger]) - + Trisaccharides D-melezitose - - D-raffinose - - Alcohols Glycerol + - Adonitol + + Xylitol + + Inositol - - D-sorbitol + + Organic acids 2-keto-gluconate + + Amino acids N-acetylglucosamine + + Identification C.

Environmental source of Candida dubliniensis by Brown, Jillian R.M. / Emerging Infectious Diseases

For example, the lyophilization and rehydration of Lactobacillus plantarum and Pediococcus pentosaceus cells immobilized within calcium alginate beads resulted in higher survival rates when researchers incorporated glycerol or adonitol with skim milk as a cryoprotectant.

Immobilize cells to facilitate meat fermentation by Emerging Food R&D Report

Bacteria were incubated for up to 7 days at 35 [degrees] C in the following sugars: glucose, maltose, lactose, xylose, sucrose, and adonitol.

Epidemiology of Burkholderia cepacia complex in patients with cystic ... by Mahenthiralingam, Eshwar / Emerging Infectious Diseases

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