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    the Maillard reaction and food processing, especially its contribution to flavor, antioxidative impacts, desmutagenic action and the change of protein funtional properties. Proteins altered by glucose, and melanoidins are crucial parts of foodstuffs while the responses of amino acids or peptides with glucose mixes create different sorts of flavor segments. Melanoidins items assume an essential part in giving antioxidative impacts. Melanoidins additionally show desmutagenic action against…

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    Yeast Fermentation Report

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    Jenna Bach Marula Wine: Marula Sunrise Organic Chemistry Investigation Table of Contents Introduction Hypothesis Report Method Apparatus Tabulation of data Graph Analysis of results Evaluation of Investigative Procedure Conclusion Bibliography and Referencing Introduction The fermentation of the fruit can occur naturally by crushing up the fruit and leaving the skins in the mix for a day as the skin has natural yeast which can aid in the fermentation process. The…

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    Pantoprazole undergoes hepatic first pass metabolism , hence it shows poor bioavailability. The aim of study was to prepare and evaluate mucoadhesive tablet of pantoprazole using tamarind seed powder in combination with HPMC, magnesium oxide, and talc. Tamarind seed powder is used for dissolution enhancer (improve dissolution). Method: Six Formulations were developed with varying concentration of polymer like HPMC and other excipients like tamarind seed powder, magnesium oxide and lactose…

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    Americans consume close to 50 billion liters of soda per year, which is equal to 216 liters or about 57 gallons per person. In other words the consumption of soda is staggering; putting a warning label on soda we could bring that number down. Sugary drinks should have warning labels, because it is addicting and can wreck your body. First of all, soda can wreck people’s bodies. Soda can turn teeth yellow, turn livers into a grotesque lump of scar tissue, it can lead to obesity, heart disease, and…

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    Monosaccharide Lab Report

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    was milk. In this case, the amount of glucose produced in the milk (dependent variable) was measured. The constants of this experiment were the amounts of liquids (10 mL of milk and 1 mL of lactase), time to break down before testing (6 minutes), temperature, and type of container (test tube). The purpose of the experiment was to test the effect of the enzyme lactase on the milk solution. Because milk contains lactose (broken down by lactase to produce glucose and galactose), the purpose of this…

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    I strongly believe that chocolate milk shouldn’t be served in schools. I believe this because there is too much sugar. Also, chocolate milk can lead to long and short term health problems. Jamie Oliver says that chocolate milk is liquid candy. Schools should be banned from serving chocolate milk. Ann Cooper, the head of nutrition services for the Boulder Valley School District in Louisville, Colorado says,“Chocolate milk is soda dressed up.” This is true because of the sugar content. In the…

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    The objectives were to record the force produced by the clench muscle experiment listening to techno music and no music. The observations were to see if more motor unit recruitment came with techno music in the individual’s dominant hand. There were three participants used that were all females in the same range of age of 22-25. One of the individuals was a left hand dominant and the other two were a right hand dominant. A hand dynamometer was used for the BSL PRO3.7.5 software on a…

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    The Egg Drop Experiment

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    Review of Literature At some point in their lives, most people have done the egg drop experiment. Whether for a science fair, or just for plain fun. The experiment’s goal is to find a way to protect a dropped egg from becoming damaged due to a fall. Needless to say, the conclusion to this experiment is usually a parachute or a jar type of container. However, could an easier solution be to choose a top quality egg? Instead of focusing on the apparatus that would keep the egg from being…

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    Double Stuffed Oreo

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    Based on the data collected in this lab, it can be concluded that double-stuffed Oreos do not contain double the amount of filling as regular Oreos. In the experiment, the mass and height of each entire Oreo was measured and recorded. Then, the cookie was split apart and the cream filling was scraped off. The remaining Oreo components, the two cookie pieces, were measured for mass and height again. By subtracting the cookie measurements from the Oreo measurements, we found the height and mass of…

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    Proteinuria Case Studies

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    is acidic. The urine has no glucose, or yeast present in it, as well as no nitrite, bilirubin or blood. However, it does contain a trace of protein, and a large amount of ketones. It also has a specific gravity of 1.010, which is normal. An indefinite decision is made that this patient has the disorder…

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