Displaying 45 results of Fructose Stable Isotopes Fructose stable isotopes are a type of isotopes that are used to study the metabolism of fructose in the human body. These isotopes are stable and non-radioactive, making them safe for use in scientific research. By studying the movement of fructose isotopes in the body, researchers can gain insights into how the body processes and uses fructose, which is a type of sugar commonly found in fruits and honey. This information can be used to develop new treatments for conditions like diabetes and obesity, which are often linked to fructose consumption.