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• W346714302 abstract "Publisher Summary This chapter discusses the metabolism of α,α-trehalose. The chapter outlines the various reactions that have been shown to be involved in the metabolism of trehalose. The other isomers of trehalose containing D-glucopyranose—that is, α,β-trehalose and β,β-trehalose have been synthesized chemically. However, except for a few rare cases, these isomers of trehalose do not appear to be naturally occurring. The mechanism of biosynthesis of α,α-trehalose. To determine the role of trehalose in Mycobacterium the levels of free and “bound” (that is, lipid-associated) trehalose and glycogen during growth of Mycobacterium smegmutis under various conditions of nitrogen limitation is examined. Whereas the glycogen levels increased markedly as the nitrogen content of the medium was lowered, the levels of trehalose remained fairly constant. The results of labeling studies suggested that the free trehalose in these cells may be utilized for purposes except as an energy reserve, whereas glycogen is probably stored mainly as a reserve. Synthesis and degradation of trehalose constitute a mechanism for the resorption of D-glucose in the kidney and, perhaps, also in the intestine. It has also been suggested that trehalose—like another naturally occurring, nonreducing disaccharide, sucrose—could function in the movement of carbohydrate, .i.e., as a translocate in plants or insects, or both." @default.
• W346714302 created "2016-06-24" @default.
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• W346714302 date "1974-01-01" @default.
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• W346714302 title "The Metabolism of α,α-Trehalose" @default.
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