Definition of uronic acid in English:

uronic acid

nounjʊˈrɒnɪkyo͝oˌränik ˈasəd

Biochemistry

Any of a class of compounds which are derived from sugars by oxidizing a —CH₂OH group to an acid group (—COOH).
Example sentencesExamples
- Ascorbic acid is more commonly known as vitamin C. Ascorbic acid is derived from glucose via the uronic acid pathway.
- Since cell walls contain high concentrations of uronic acids, cations are accumulated within cell walls while mobile anions are excluded.
- Because differences in tolerance might relate to differences in detoxification, we also measured the excretion of uronic acids (principally glucuronic acid), the most important conjugation metabolites in mammals.
- To account for one of the most important modes of detoxification in mammals, we measured uronic acid conjugates (principally glucuronic acid) in urine of woodrats from both populations.
- Readily soluble in water, these polysaccharides contain various sugar moieties, uronic acid, and less than five-percent protein by weight.

Origin

1920s: uronic from uro-¹ 'urine' + -ic, with the insertion of -n-.

Definition of uronic acid in US English:

uronic acid

nounyo͝oˌränik ˈasəd

Biochemistry

Any of a class of compounds which are derived from sugars by oxidizing a —CH₂OH group to an acid group (—COOH).
Example sentencesExamples
- Since cell walls contain high concentrations of uronic acids, cations are accumulated within cell walls while mobile anions are excluded.
- To account for one of the most important modes of detoxification in mammals, we measured uronic acid conjugates (principally glucuronic acid) in urine of woodrats from both populations.
- Ascorbic acid is more commonly known as vitamin C. Ascorbic acid is derived from glucose via the uronic acid pathway.
- Readily soluble in water, these polysaccharides contain various sugar moieties, uronic acid, and less than five-percent protein by weight.
- Because differences in tolerance might relate to differences in detoxification, we also measured the excretion of uronic acids (principally glucuronic acid), the most important conjugation metabolites in mammals.

Origin

1920s: uronic from uro- ‘urine’ + -ic, with the insertion of -n-.

单词	uronic acid
释义	Definition of uronic acid in English: uronic acid nounjʊˈrɒnɪkyo͝oˌränik ˈasəd Biochemistry Any of a class of compounds which are derived from sugars by oxidizing a —CH₂OH group to an acid group (—COOH). Example sentencesExamples Ascorbic acid is more commonly known as vitamin C. Ascorbic acid is derived from glucose via the uronic acid pathway. Since cell walls contain high concentrations of uronic acids, cations are accumulated within cell walls while mobile anions are excluded. Because differences in tolerance might relate to differences in detoxification, we also measured the excretion of uronic acids (principally glucuronic acid), the most important conjugation metabolites in mammals. To account for one of the most important modes of detoxification in mammals, we measured uronic acid conjugates (principally glucuronic acid) in urine of woodrats from both populations. Readily soluble in water, these polysaccharides contain various sugar moieties, uronic acid, and less than five-percent protein by weight. Origin 1920s: uronic from uro-¹ 'urine' + -ic, with the insertion of -n-. Definition of uronic acid in US English: uronic acid nounyo͝oˌränik ˈasəd Biochemistry Any of a class of compounds which are derived from sugars by oxidizing a —CH₂OH group to an acid group (—COOH). Example sentencesExamples Since cell walls contain high concentrations of uronic acids, cations are accumulated within cell walls while mobile anions are excluded. To account for one of the most important modes of detoxification in mammals, we measured uronic acid conjugates (principally glucuronic acid) in urine of woodrats from both populations. Ascorbic acid is more commonly known as vitamin C. Ascorbic acid is derived from glucose via the uronic acid pathway. Readily soluble in water, these polysaccharides contain various sugar moieties, uronic acid, and less than five-percent protein by weight. Because differences in tolerance might relate to differences in detoxification, we also measured the excretion of uronic acids (principally glucuronic acid), the most important conjugation metabolites in mammals. Origin 1920s: uronic from uro- ‘urine’ + -ic, with the insertion of -n-.
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