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sucrase

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sucrase [′sü‚krās]
(biochemistry)
saccharase


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For examples, lactase breaks down lactose, sucrase breaks down sucrose.
Enzymes ? Essential Nutrients for Good Health by Kwan Lo / Food/cooking/nutrition community
Meal Time, a plant enzyme supplement meant to maximize the nutrient value of food, contains amylase, protease, lipase, lactase, phytase, cellulase, sucrase and maltase.
Enzymatic Therapy products by Nutraceuticals World
This chapter would have been improved with a brief mention of other malabsorption syndromes such as intestinal lymphangiectasia, transporter defects such as oasthouse syndrome and enzyme deficiencies such a trehalase and sucrase isomaltase deficiency The section on anorexia nervosa seems to be predominantly a psychological overview.
Clinical Nutrition by Couper, Richard / Nutrition & Dietetics: The Journal of the Dietitians Association of Australia
 
 
 
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