English to Maori Meaning of glucose - kūhuka

Glucose :
kūhuka

huka karepe, kūhuka, terehuka

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Definitions of glucose in English
Noun(1) a monosaccharide sugar that has several forms; an important source of physiological energy
Examples of glucose in English
(1) Mix the icing sugar, water and glucose together and bring to the boil.(2) The procedure is based on the cleavage of sucrose by invertase to glucose and fructose.(3) Epidermal cells contained low concentrations of sucrose, glucose and fructose, and no fructan.(4) Fructose and glucose dominated the sugar profile of leaves, sucrose was present at lower concentrations.(5) Yeasts also contain a natural enzyme which will convert sucrose to its component glucose and fructose.(6) glucose level(7) blood glucose(8) This effect seems to be restricted to sucrose; glucose and fructose do not produce the same result.
Related Phrases of glucose
(1) glucose syrup ::
tirikara kūhuka
Synonyms
M
1. glucose ::
kūhuka
2. grape sugar ::
huka karepe
3. dextrose ::
terehuka
Different Forms
glucose
Word Example from TV Shows
...a CBC, baseline glucose, upper GI?

...a CBC, baseline GLUCOSE, upper GI?

The Big Bang Theory Season 2, Episode 10

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