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Priming sugars

This came out a slight bit over-carbonated. Reduce the priming sugar to 16 cup com sugar, and it should turn out better. Outstanding East Kent Goldings nose. [Pg.40]

This cyser keeps getting better. It ages and matures very nicely. We bottled with priming sugar for a sparkling cyser. The cinnamon and cloves were not detectable and the orange peel was barely noticeable. This mead has alcohol (14.7%) and makes a nice after dinner drink. [Pg.221]

Z mofe j/w-contaminated beer has a fruity aroma (rotten apple, due to the production of acetaldehyde), which rapidly progresses to a sulphidic and rotten-egg aroma (due to the production of hydrogen sulphide) in spoiled beer (Dads Martin, 1978). The contamination incidents due to Zymomonas are limited to ales supplemented with primed sugar and spoilage problems due to these bacteria have never been encountered in lager beers (Dads Martin, 1978 Bokulich Bamforth, 2013 Richards Corbey, 1974). [Pg.183]

Foods such as sugars, colloidal pectins, and mayonnaise emulsions are also prime sources of foaming. [Pg.283]

A primed numeral locates the position of the phosphate on the sugars of mononucleotides (eg, 3 -GMP, 5 -dCMP). Additional phosphoryi groups linked to the first by acid anhydride bonds form nucleoside diphosphates and triphosphates. [Pg.292]

Did you know the average American consumes the equivalent of 20 teaspoons of sugar each day The non-nutritive sweetener industry is described as a billion-dollar industry with projections of even more rapid expansion in the next few years. What do chemists look for in their search for an ideal sweetener Consumers seek good-tasting, nontoxic, low-caloric sweeteners. Chemists in the sweetener industry add further demands an inexpensive, easy-to-synthesize product that is readily soluble in water and resists degradation by heat and light is of prime importance. The chemical structure of sucralose keeps the sweetener intact as it passes through the acidic environment of the stomach. Thus, sucralose is not... [Pg.205]

In such names, numerals will refer to carbon atoms of the sugar moiety, and primed numerals to the positions on the nitrogenous base compare Ref. 1, pp. 200 and 208. Pyrimidines and purines are numbered by the Chem. Abstracts system. [Pg.287]

Nudeosides are formed by covalently linking a base to the number 1 carbon of a sugar (Figure 1-1-5). The numbers identifying the carbons of the sugar are labeled with primes in nucleosides and nudeotides. [Pg.5]

Figure 20.15 Diagram of a small portion of the DNA duplex to illustrate antiparallel nature of the two DNA strands. The bonds = between bases are the hydrogen bonds. The prime ( ) is necessary since the atoms in the base are numbered as are the atoms in the sugar. Numbers in the latter are therefore distinguished by a superscript prime on the pertinent carbon atom. The numbers in this diagram are indicated on only one ribose to keep its diagram in the simplest form. Figure 20.15 Diagram of a small portion of the DNA duplex to illustrate antiparallel nature of the two DNA strands. The bonds = between bases are the hydrogen bonds. The prime ( ) is necessary since the atoms in the base are numbered as are the atoms in the sugar. Numbers in the latter are therefore distinguished by a superscript prime on the pertinent carbon atom. The numbers in this diagram are indicated on only one ribose to keep its diagram in the simplest form.
Glycogenin Primes the Initial Sugar Residues in Glycogen... [Pg.569]

The positions on the sugar ring are primed to differentiate them from the positions of the nitrogen base. [Pg.1274]

In both DNA and RNA, the cyclic amine base is bonded to Cl of the sugar, and the phosphoric acid is bonded to the C5 sugar position. Thus, nucleosides and nucleotides have the general structures shown in Figure 24.15. (In discussions of RNA and DNA, numbers with a prime superscript refer to positions on the sugar component of a nucleotide numbers without a prime refer to positions on the cyclic amine base.)... [Pg.1055]


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