| A non-woven textile is coated with a synthetic substance based on natural disaccharide and minerals. |
| For example, fruit pulp of many species contains the disaccharide sucrose and the hexoses, glucose and fructose. |
| The basic unit is a so-called mixed disaccharide consisting of glucuronic acid linked to N-acetyl-d-glucosamine. |
| Trehalose, a disaccharide of glucose, and sucrose can be viewed as naturally occurring stabilizing agents. |
| Use of a disaccharide as stabilizer for liquid protein mixtures comprising an agent for preventing microbial growth. |
| Sucralfate, a disaccharide sulfate, has been shown to have a strong antipepsin and antiulcer action. |
