Invert syrup is a widely used sweetener, especially in candies and highly processed foods. Invert syrup can be made by treating
sucrose with either an enzyme called sucrase or by heating sucrose with an acid. The end result is the same: each molecule of sucrose is hydrolyzed, resulting in _
Generally, inverted sugar is<u> a mixture of two monosaccharides or simple/reducing sugars</u>. More specifically, inverted sugar is <u>a mixture of glucose and fructose.</u>
<em>Sucrose is a disaccharide containing one molecule of glucose and one molecule of fructose. Hence, when hydrolyzed, the glycosidic bond linking the glucose molecule with the fructose molecules becomes broken and the resulting product is a mixture of glucose and fructose molecules in equal proportions. </em>
Mitosis and cell division are possible in all human cells. Mitosis has several functions in the organism, including growth, cell repair, and some forms of reproduction. Humans make two types of cells. Body Cells and Reproductive Cells are two types of cells. Mitosis employs diploid cells to attack viruses and bacteria while also repairing cells.
