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cellulose

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EKI terminibaas Esterm

ID 720970 Last modified 30.12.2004
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Domain Biology - Biotechnologyalcoholic beverages & non-alcoholic beverages
  • taimne homopolüsahhariid, looduslik orgaaniline polümeer, mille makromolekulid on lineaarsed ja koosnevad põhil. D-glükoosi jääkidest (glükopüranoosi vormis), mida ühendavad omavahel ?-1-4-glükosiidsidemed. Teiste monosahhariidide ja pektiinainete jääke on t-i makromolekulides vähe, nende sisaldus sõltub makromolekulide biosünteesi tegureist.
  • linear homopolymer of glucose ... The most abundant organic polymer on Earth. The glucose repeat units are linked in the ß configuration ..., by contrast with the ? configuration in starch. The ß configuration allows the chains to crystallize in a linear conformation, so natural cellulose as found in wood and natural fibres such as flax and cotton is highly crystalline (90-95%) ...
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  • FI: selluloosa [U51011] DE: Zellulose [U51011] FR: cellulose [U51011]
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cellulose

Loomakasvatuse terminibaas

ID 477424 Last modified 19.10.2022
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  • taimede rakukesta aine, mille sisaldusest sõltub orgaanilise aine seeduvus

Rakubioloogia terminibaas

ID 461305 Last modified 02.06.2023
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  • rakukesta peamine koostisosa nii esi- kui teiskestas
  • Cellulose is a polysaccharide consisting of a linear chain of several hundred to many thousands of β(1→4) linked D-glucose units. Cellulose is an important structural component of the primary cell wall of green plants, many forms of algae and the oomycetes.
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  • Koosneb β-D-glükoosi jääkide 1->4 glükosiidsidemega seotud lineaarsetest ahelatest
cellulose

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