Definitions
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
- noun An enzyme present in certain living tissues, including skeletal and heart muscle tissues, that catalyzes the breakdown of a fructose ester into triose sugars.
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- noun biochemistry An
enzyme , present in some tissue, that catalyses the conversion ofphosphates offructose to those ofglyceraldehyde anddihydroxyacetone
Etymologies
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Examples
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In order to metabolize fructose (and sucrose for that matter but thats simply because sucrose has fructose in it) the body does need to make a few enzymes primarily aldolase-B
I'm Back - And Not a Moment Too Soon Steve Carper 2007
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Hereditary Fructose Intolerance is a condition that results from a rare genetic inability to produce the aldolase-B enzyme which is necessary to the proper metabolizing of fructose despite the fact that it is already a simple sugar.
I'm Back - And Not a Moment Too Soon Steve Carper 2007
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In a surprise result, the Schiffs bases of dihydroxyacetone-P and of FDP were found to precipitate with the protein of muscle aldolase in cold acid43.
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This property due to the stability of the Schiffs base intermediates in acid and the acid lability of the eneamin-Ps were used to determine their concentrations as intermediates in the aldolase reaction44.
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It had been observed by Harland Wood's group at Western Reserve that when 14C-lactate or 14C-glycerol are fed to a fasted animal the labeling of the glucose units of liver glycogen was such as to suggest that triose-P isomerase had failed to equilibrate its two triose phosphate substrates during synthesis, or that the condensation reaction of FDP aldolase did not give equal labeling of the two halves of
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RDTs targeting other antigens (pLDH and aldolase) and quality microscopy should be used for malaria diagnosis.
PLoS ONE Alerts: New Articles Dionicia Gamboa et al. 2010
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In contrast, all 9 samples had measurable levels of pLDH and aldolase.
PLoS ONE Alerts: New Articles Dionicia Gamboa et al. 2010
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RDTs detecting parasite LDH or aldolase and quality microscopy should be use for malaria diagnosis in this region.
PLoS ONE Alerts: New Articles Dionicia Gamboa et al. 2010
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RDTs detecting parasite LDH or aldolase and quality microscopy should be use for malaria diagnosis in this region.
Elites TV 2010
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Protein levels for parasite pLDH (Standard Diagnostics, Kyonggi-do, Korea) and aldolase
PLoS ONE Alerts: New Articles Dionicia Gamboa et al. 2010
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