
The article discusses modern methods for determining the sugar content in various food products. Traditional and instrumental methods for the analysis of sugars, such as titrimetry, refractometry, polarimetry and high-performance liquid chromatography (HPLC), are described. Promising biosensor methods based on the use of enzymes and other biological receptors for selective binding and detection of carbohydrates are considered.
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