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Id Subject Object Predicate Lexical cue
TextSentencer_T1 0-98 Sentence denotes Influence of the culture medium on the synthesis of alpha-D-glucans by Streptococcus cricetus AHT.
TextSentencer_T2 99-334 Sentence denotes Three different alpha-D-glucosyltransferases (GTFs) were separated from culture filtrates of Streptococcus cricetus strain AHT grown in a complex, standard medium in batch culture or under defined conditions of growth in the chemostat.
TextSentencer_T3 335-539 Sentence denotes Two of the enzymes (GTF-S1 and GTF-S2) converted sucrose into branched, soluble dextrans, and the third (GTF-I) produced a relatively linear, water-insoluble, predominantly (1----3)-linked alpha-D-glucan.
TextSentencer_T4 540-716 Sentence denotes When the organism was grown in complex medium modified by the removal of the fraction of high molecular weight, only GTF-S1 and GTF-S2 were released, and no GTF-I was detected.
TextSentencer_T5 717-991 Sentence denotes The water-insoluble glucan fraction obtained by incubating the cell-free filtrate with sucrose contained from 17 to 25% of (1----3)-glucosidic linkages, and accounted for up to 78 and 4% of the total glucans derived from growth in standard and modified medium, respectively.
TextSentencer_T6 992-1311 Sentence denotes The soluble glucans produced in the same reaction were fractionated with ethanol to give, from both media, two distinct dextrans comprising (1) a highly branched dextran similar to the S1-dextran product of GTF-S1 and (2) a dextran containing fewer branch linkages and up to 86% of (1----6)-alpha-D-glucosidic linkages.
TextSentencer_T7 1312-1388 Sentence denotes A GTF responsible for the synthesis of the latter dextran was not separated.
TextSentencer_T8 1389-1528 Sentence denotes The structures of the glucan fractions and the products of the separated GTF were examined by enzymic degradation and methylation analysis.
T1 0-98 Sentence denotes Influence of the culture medium on the synthesis of alpha-D-glucans by Streptococcus cricetus AHT.
T2 99-334 Sentence denotes Three different alpha-D-glucosyltransferases (GTFs) were separated from culture filtrates of Streptococcus cricetus strain AHT grown in a complex, standard medium in batch culture or under defined conditions of growth in the chemostat.
T3 335-539 Sentence denotes Two of the enzymes (GTF-S1 and GTF-S2) converted sucrose into branched, soluble dextrans, and the third (GTF-I) produced a relatively linear, water-insoluble, predominantly (1----3)-linked alpha-D-glucan.
T4 540-716 Sentence denotes When the organism was grown in complex medium modified by the removal of the fraction of high molecular weight, only GTF-S1 and GTF-S2 were released, and no GTF-I was detected.
T5 717-991 Sentence denotes The water-insoluble glucan fraction obtained by incubating the cell-free filtrate with sucrose contained from 17 to 25% of (1----3)-glucosidic linkages, and accounted for up to 78 and 4% of the total glucans derived from growth in standard and modified medium, respectively.
T6 992-1311 Sentence denotes The soluble glucans produced in the same reaction were fractionated with ethanol to give, from both media, two distinct dextrans comprising (1) a highly branched dextran similar to the S1-dextran product of GTF-S1 and (2) a dextran containing fewer branch linkages and up to 86% of (1----6)-alpha-D-glucosidic linkages.
T7 1312-1388 Sentence denotes A GTF responsible for the synthesis of the latter dextran was not separated.
T8 1389-1528 Sentence denotes The structures of the glucan fractions and the products of the separated GTF were examined by enzymic degradation and methylation analysis.

NCBITAXON

Id Subject Object Predicate Lexical cue db_id
T1 71-93 OrganismTaxon denotes Streptococcus cricetus 1333
T2 192-214 OrganismTaxon denotes Streptococcus cricetus 1333

Anatomy-UBERON

Id Subject Object Predicate Lexical cue uberon_id
T1 549-557 Body_part denotes organism http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/UBERON_0000468