Complex sugars consumed by the organism can be broken down
into simpler sugar molecules called monosaccharides such as glucose.
Not exact matches
To use fructose for energy, the body needs to convert it
into another type of
simple sugar called glucose or
into other smaller
molecules.
Photosynthesis is a
simple but powerful process: Sunlight helps transform carbon dioxide and water
into chemical energy stored in the chemical bonds of
sugar molecules.
But in the freezing and thawing soil layer, sequencing showed that bacteria within the soil samples were producing some intriguing proteins, including enzymes that snip long chains of carbon
molecules, like cellulose from plants,
into shorter,
simpler sugar compounds that the bacteria can use as fuel.
If you take the
simple syrup out (which I was determined to do, instead relying on maple syrup, honey, dates, and the fruit itself), you lose the
sugar molecules wedging themselves
into the water
molecules (it's all very sciency, but it gives great bite!).
When you eat carbohydrates, your body breaks them down
into glucose, which is a
simple sugar molecule that your cells process for energy.
the muffin
molecules are now small and
simple enough to be absorbed through the intestinal wall and
into the bloodstream where they become blood
sugar