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u·ron·ic ac·ids

(yū-ron'ik as'idz),
Acids derived from monosaccharides by oxidation of the primary alcohol group (-CH2OH) farthest removed from the carbonyl group to a carboxyl group (-COOH); for example, glucuronic acid.
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Dietary fibre in blackberries and raspberries consisted mainly of polymers containing glucose (38%-40%), uronic acids (29%-31%), and xylose (16%-20%).
The residual GAG oligosaccharides coupled to the proteoglycan peptide have a 4,5-unsaturated uronic acid residue at the non-reducing terminus (Fig.
These junction zones are stabilized by interchain hydrogen bonds between the carboxylic group of uronic acid and by hydrophobic interactions between methylester groups [25].
The result indicated that BCPs contained 51.20% of total carbohydrate, 48.47% of uronic acid and 2.61% of protein.
Uronic acid content of the antler was determined by the method of Scott (1960) and Kosakaki and Yosizawa (1979).
Principal Component 4 with its strong uronic acid component was correlated with seed weight (Table 2) and was used in the regression equation (Table 5).
This could be explained by the high uronic acid content or HG presence in the sample.
The bands at 3420, 2931, and 1623 [cm.sup.-1] represent the stretching vibrations of O-H, C-H, and -CO[O.sup.-] (asymmetric vibrations) groups, respectively, in carbohydrate and uronic acid molecules.
Polysaccharides from Caulerpaceae consisted mainly of galactose and sulfate, small amount of arabinose, xylose, manose and uronic acid (HAYAKAWA et al., 2000; GHOSH et al., 2004; CHATTOPADHYAY et al., 2007; JI et al., 2008; SCHEVCHENKO et al., 2009) .
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