1. Cosmetic and dermatological light-protective formulation containing surface-active saccharose esters

2. Glucose, amylose, amylopectin, cellulose, fructose, inulin, saccharose, celluloseacetate and methyl-cellulose were treated by High Frequency Pyrolysis (Curie Point Pyrolysis) at 700° C.

3. Along with two other factors of saccharose and fluoride, the change of amino acids contents was observed, which would help to discover the association between amino acid and caries susceptibility.

4. The Trehalose has a lower Cariogenic power than saccharose.: Le tréhalose a un pouvoir cariogène inférieur à celui du saccharose.: By this procedure a novel oligosaccharide mixture lower in calories and less Cariogenic than before is obtained.: Selon ce procédé, un nouveau mélange à base d'oligosaccharide, à teneur réduite en calories et moins cariogène que précédemment, est obtenu.

5. Common Name (Nonproprietary Name) Sucrose Proper Name ( See individual entries ) Source/Form (if applicable) Synthetic or Natural French Name (Nonproprietary Name) Sucrose Chemical Name and CAS Registry number Beta - D - fructofuranosyl - alpha - D - glucopyranoside [57 - 50 - 1] Synonyms/ Formula Beet sugar; cane sugar; alpha - D - glucopyranosyl - beta - D - fructofuranoside; refined sugar; saccharose; sugar Functional Categories (not all inclusive) Sweetening Agent, Tablet and/ or Capsule Diluent, Coating Agent; suspending agent, granulating agent; sugar coating adjunct; viscosity - increasing agent Limitations (for external or internal use, unless specified 2).