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galactose

[guh-lak-tohs] / gəˈlæk toʊs /


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Yet Keasling claims his team is the first to develop a process that relies only on sugar—his yeast can make cannabinoids from galactose alone without requiring additional, more expensive ingredients.

From Scientific American

Spraying experimental rice plants with artificial acid rain immediately cut their release into the soil of three relevant bacterial foodstuffs—fumaric acid, galactose and glucose.

From Economist

Jia et al.4 have developed a SCRaMbLE variant in which both oestradiol and galactose molecules are required to activate rearrangement, also reducing background rearrangement.

From Nature

First off, lactose is a disaccharide, meaning it's a sugar made of two simple sugar molecules – glucose and galactose.

From US News

Cheese and yogurt have lower levels of galactose than milk does, and the study found that people who ate more fermented milk products had lower rates of fracture and death.

From Los Angeles Times