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ascorbate
[ uh-skawr-beyt, -bit ]
ascorbate
/ əˈskɔːbeɪt /
noun
- a salt of ascorbic acid
ascorbate
/ ə-skôr′bāt,-bĭt /
- A salt or ester of ascorbic acid (vitamin C).
Word History and Origins
Origin of ascorbate1
Example Sentences
He attempts physiological and pathological explanations that 'ascorbate' is essential for a healthy nervous system because of its role in, for example, the synthesis of dopamine and 5HT, but these are weak.
Ascorbate helps the body create collagen, the essential protein in the body’s connective tissue, and a deficiency is deeply painful.
Spam Classic has six ingredients, while Spam Lite and Spam Less Sodium have a few more, including potassium chloride and sodium ascorbate.
Better options include high-purity, biologically active vitamin Cs, such as tetrahexyldecyl ascorbate and ethyl ascorbic acid.
They noticed that earlier trials had partially relied on intravenous administration of high doses of vitamin C, or ascorbate, whereas the larger follow-up studies had used only oral doses of the drug.
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