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Table sugar.

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Conversely, HDAC inhibition did not decrease self-administration for the natural reinforcer sucrose. 
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Glucose, fructose, and sucrose intake were assessed by a food frequency questionnaire. 
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Primarily sugar, sucrose and glucose are the backbone of any soft drink. 
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Fructose, glucose and sucrose were consumed to trace levels in all juices. 
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We evolved populations in low sucrose to ask which strategy they would adopt. 
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Anhedonic behavior was evidenced in stress-susceptible animals through decreased sucrose preference. 
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The fructose, glucose, and sucrose were dramatically increased in response to cold acclimation. 
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Many legumes are several percent sucrose by weight, and noticeably sweet. 
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We validated enzymatic methods for the analysis of lactose and sucrose in urine. 
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Maltitol and sucrose TDs between the two periods were not different. 
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No differences in sucrose intake were observed between genotypes or sexes. 
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The resulting crude ROS suspension is purified on a discontinuous sucrose density gradient. 
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Fructose and sucrose intake were not associated with insulin sensitivity after full adjustments. 
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Lipid accrued in liver, but not skeletal muscle, of sucrose-consuming mice. 
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This implies that the preference mechanisms for fat and sucrose differ. 
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Nondeficient control animals showed no differential preference for the mixture over the sucrose solution. 
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sucrose

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