Definition of inulin in English:

inulin

nounˈɪnjʊlɪnˈinyələn

mass nounBiochemistry

A complex of sugar present in the roots of various plants and used medically to test kidney function. It is a polysaccharide based on fructose.
〔生化〕菊粉
Example sentencesExamples
- Prebiotics are complex carbohydrates - oligosaccharides, such as inulin and short-chain sugars.
- Another sugar replacement option is inulin and oligofructose fibers, used as bulking agents in conjunction with high intensity sweeteners.
- It contains taraxasterol, choline, inulin and pectin.
- The polysaccharides used were levan from Bacillus subtilis, inulin DP 10 from chicory root, and dextran.
- While neither sugar beet fiber nor inulin had a metabolic effect on the dogs, guar gum resulted in decreased postprandial insulin and fasting cholesterol.

Origin

Early 19th century: from Latin inula (identified by medieval herbalists with elecampane) + -in¹.

Definition of inulin in US English:

inulin

nounˈinyələn

Biochemistry

A complex of sugar present in the roots of various plants and used medically to test kidney function. It is a polysaccharide based on fructose.
〔生化〕菊粉
Example sentencesExamples
- While neither sugar beet fiber nor inulin had a metabolic effect on the dogs, guar gum resulted in decreased postprandial insulin and fasting cholesterol.
- Another sugar replacement option is inulin and oligofructose fibers, used as bulking agents in conjunction with high intensity sweeteners.
- The polysaccharides used were levan from Bacillus subtilis, inulin DP 10 from chicory root, and dextran.
- It contains taraxasterol, choline, inulin and pectin.
- Prebiotics are complex carbohydrates - oligosaccharides, such as inulin and short-chain sugars.

Origin

Early 19th century: from Latin inula (identified by medieval herbalists with elecampane) + -in.

单词	inulin
释义	Definition of inulin in English: inulin nounˈɪnjʊlɪnˈinyələn mass nounBiochemistry A complex of sugar present in the roots of various plants and used medically to test kidney function. It is a polysaccharide based on fructose. 〔生化〕菊粉 Example sentencesExamples Prebiotics are complex carbohydrates - oligosaccharides, such as inulin and short-chain sugars. Another sugar replacement option is inulin and oligofructose fibers, used as bulking agents in conjunction with high intensity sweeteners. It contains taraxasterol, choline, inulin and pectin. The polysaccharides used were levan from Bacillus subtilis, inulin DP 10 from chicory root, and dextran. While neither sugar beet fiber nor inulin had a metabolic effect on the dogs, guar gum resulted in decreased postprandial insulin and fasting cholesterol. Origin Early 19th century: from Latin inula (identified by medieval herbalists with elecampane) + -in¹. Definition of inulin in US English: inulin nounˈinyələn Biochemistry A complex of sugar present in the roots of various plants and used medically to test kidney function. It is a polysaccharide based on fructose. 〔生化〕菊粉 Example sentencesExamples While neither sugar beet fiber nor inulin had a metabolic effect on the dogs, guar gum resulted in decreased postprandial insulin and fasting cholesterol. Another sugar replacement option is inulin and oligofructose fibers, used as bulking agents in conjunction with high intensity sweeteners. The polysaccharides used were levan from Bacillus subtilis, inulin DP 10 from chicory root, and dextran. It contains taraxasterol, choline, inulin and pectin. Prebiotics are complex carbohydrates - oligosaccharides, such as inulin and short-chain sugars. Origin Early 19th century: from Latin inula (identified by medieval herbalists with elecampane) + -in.
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