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    obesity to the overconsumption of sugar sweetened beverages. HFCS, otherwise known as High Fructose Corn Syrup, and sucrose, otherwise known as raw sugar or table sugar, are what has scientists and dieticians worried about the increase of childhood obesity rates in the U.S,. These sugars come from near the equator, and also all over the tropical world. Both HFCS and sucrose are made of glucose and fructose molecules, which they both have in roughly equal amounts. HFCS and sucrose are virtually…

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    In her article “Is Sugar Really THAT Bad For Us?” Jordanna Levin addresses the negative effects of fructose, including weight gain, a risk of type 2 diabetes, and sugar addiction. The article took a negative stance on sugar as in “Sugar is poison” and “Sugar is killing us” (Levin, 2017). Published on a website called “I Quit Sugar”, the article aims to persuade people to completely eliminate sugar from their diet with the help of their “I Quit Sugar 8-Weeks Program”. However, the article is…

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    Glucose and fructose are structural isomers as their carbonyl groups are in different positions. Glucose and fructose have a six carbon ring structure which is found in fruit, honey and food production, this is important for energy. Glucose and fructose can be converted into fat if it was to be highly consumed. Whereas, sucrose and lactose are disaccharides, which are two monosaccharides…

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    carbohydrates and high levels of glucose in the blood. About 100 million people have diabetes in the United States. This reason is that people are obese is because of high fructose corn syrup (HFCS). This is a sweetener that is made from corn starch and is produced by processing corn starch, and then the glucose is processed to produce fructose. HFCS is in almost everything we eat. Many people in America decide to eat foods that are less healthy than others. This is why America is a fat country.…

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    sugars. Bruons also states that “fructose is not the enemy; the main cause of obesity is overall a choice, which is eating too much of food. I agree with Brouns that fructose is not the opponent: the main cause of obesity really is a way of life and a preference; a person can cut down on how much they are consuming. If public were not to consume a large extent of the food that contains fructose then public would not be overweight and would not be concerned about the fructose in food as much as…

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    structural genes that encode Calvin cycle enzymes: fructose 1,6-bisphosphatase (cbbF1, ~37kDa), phosphoribulokinase (prkA, ~40kDa), fructose-bisphosphate aldolase (cfxA, ~31kDa), Form I ribulose bisphosphate carboxylase/oxygenase (Rubisco) large subunit (cbbL, ~54kDa), and Form I ribulose bisphosphate carboxylase/oxygenase (Rubisco) small subunit (cbbS, ~14kDa) (L8S8). The cbbII operon consists of the structural genes that encode Calvin cycle enzymes: fructose 1,6-bisphosphatase (fbpB, ~37kDa),…

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    Sugar Content Experiment

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    all, calibration solutions, which are formed from glucose and fructose stock solutions, are prepared. Prepared calibration solutions are placed in polarimeter which is calibrated with water before. SUMMARY: In this experiment, Fehling method was used for reducing sugar content determination in honey sample and polarimetric method was used for invert sugar determination in different concentrations. In Polarimetric method, fructose and glucose solution were used to prepare mixture. Then,…

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    HFCS Vs Sucrose Theory

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    beverages affects, children especially, the risk of obesity. HFCS is a “high-fructose” corn syrup and sucrose is table sugar which came from sugar beets, they also contain nearly equal proportion of smaller glucose and fructose sugars. Both HFCS and sucrose differs in the amount of fructose that is contained in each, but are almost equally in being chemically equivalent. Dr. Robert Lustig implies that overconsumption of too much fructose over time can cause metabolic syndrome, a cluster of…

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    high-fructose diet over the long term alters your brain's ability to learn and remember information.” ( Elaine Schmidt 4). High fructose products can cause a decline in being academically involved for children and young teens. UCLA conducted a rat study to examine how a diet that’s steadily on high fructose corn syrup delays the brain’s learning and speaking process. One group of rats were fed high fructose products and another group wasn’t. Scientist put them in a maze to see if high fructose…

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    absorption of fructose, is not inhibited. The blood glucose levels rise when the patient consumes fructose, because it can be absorbed into the cell and taken out into the blood stream unlike glucose. Lactose is a disaccharide composed of glucose and galactose; this would not cause an increase of blood glucose because neither of these monosaccharaides can be properly absorbed. However sucrose is composed of glucose and fructose, the glucose will not be able to be absorbed. Fortunately fructose…

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