| 词汇 | example_english_molecular-weight |
| 释义 | Examples of molecular weightThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. From this fact its crosslinked and high molecularweight nature has been deduced. This is because higher molecularweight molecules are less soluble in water. With post-anthesis shade, there was an increase in the proportion of lower molecularweight proteins (12 % origin) when compared with no shade conditions. Pre-anthesis shading decreased yield and produced an increase in the protein fractions of higher molecularweight. Polymeric proteins of higher molecularweight (4 and 6 % origins) increased when shading was provided prior to anthesis. Due to their low molecularweight, they pass into the placenta and the fetus easily. This suggests that the molecular sieve for the low molecularweight dextrans is distributed throughout the surface matrix layer. Awareness about the importance of prophylaxis is relatively widespread, particularly in reference to low molecularweight heparin. Molecular characterization of high molecularweight microtubule-associated proteins: some answers, many questions. Positions of molecularweight markers are shown on the left. Numbers along the left-hand margin indicate molecularweight markers (kilodaltons). Toxin bands were identified by comparing with standard molecularweight markers. Mucins are glycoproteins with a high molecularweight, produced by epithelial cells. The molecular sizes of amplimers were judged by comparison with concurrently run molecularweight standards. Molecularweight markers are shown on the left. Molecularweight markers were separated alongside the tested samples. A total of 29 species were detected, most corresponding to products with higher molecularweight than phenylalanine, including tyrosine. Assuming higher symmetry with knowledge of only the molecularweight must be carefully justified. Molecularweight standards are indicated at the right. Molecularweight dependence of the surface tension of aqueous poly(ethylene oxide) solutions. Since only the signals from the compounds are monitored, there is no molecularweight limit or labeling requirement for the target. However, this protein was not immunoprecipitated by anti-connexin 36 antibodies indicating that it was not connexin 36 in spite of its similarity in molecularweight. Limiting edema in neonatal cardiopulmonary bypass with narrow-range molecularweight hydroxyethyl starch. Thus, low molecularweight proteins may represent degradation products. These methods are facilitating the study of systems of ever-increasing complexity and molecularweight. The positions of the molecularweight markers are indicated at the left. It was concluded that the molecularweight had not changed appreciably and consequently that degradation did not significantly affect the present work. High molecularweight proteins remain at the top of the gel. Low molecularweight heparin activity in the plasma over time was also lower in pregnancy. Low molecularweight heparin should also not be given for at least four hours after the removal of the epidural catheter. In addition to the 42 identified compounds, a further 15 very high molecularweight multiply-branched hydrocarbon compounds were also detected. We have developed a method to measure thermodynamic parameters of partition coefficients for relevant low molecularweight precursors, such as the naturally occurring amino acids. This may be apparent if the molecularweight is determined. However, the method does retain the advantage of being applicable to unlabeled targets of unlimited molecularweight. A lane containing a mixture of molecularweight protein markers was included in the blot to determine the apparent size of the polypeptide bands. Small molecularweight fractions were obtained by centrifugation and centrifugal ultrafiltration (molecularweight cut-off 3000). The 2 lower molecularweight bands (43000 and 35000 daltons) were common to all other fractions, except plasma membrane. A further series of antigens with molecularweight ranging from 34000 to 21000 were detected in both immature and mature flukes. Diterpenes are organic compounds of low molecularweight with a skeleton of 20 carbon atoms. Molecular weights were determined using molecular-weight markers separated with the tested samples. Pre-stained molecularweight standards are in lane 1. Molecularweight standards are indicated on the right. Molecularweight markers are indicated on the left. Nevertheless, there is no consensus on the importance of the molecularweight in determining the clinical effectiveness of these intra-articular products (4;23). A randomized trial comparing low molecularweight heparin with standard unfractionated heparin. Newer variants, low molecularweight heparins, differ from unfractionated heparin in several ways. Peaks are numbered according to increasing molecularweight. Positions of molecularweight markers are shown to the left of each blot. Coomassie-stained molecularweight markers, after blotting, are shown (lane g). In contrast, quantities of high molecularweight, biotin-labelled surface proteins increased with greater centrifugal force, indicating labelling of otherwise inaccessible residues. The high molecularweight of coal derives from its highly crosslinked nature, which makes it insoluble in all common solvents. Molecularweight markers are indicated to the left of the lanes. Over the past decades these low molecularweight compounds may have been evaporated, leached, or transported out of the area. The broad low molecularweight band is unused primers. The proportion of proteins of high molecularweight was increased with nitrogen supply and pre-anthesis shade, while post-anthesis shade increased proteins of lower molecularweight. These results show that fertilizer application in triticale favours the formation of protein aggregates of higher molecularweight. The molecularweight of each band was estimated by comparison to a co-migrating 100-bp ladder. As mentioned, the glomerular cell layers form a barrier to the passage of larger molecularweight substances like albumin. Molecularweight in kilobases is shown on the left-hand side. Polymers of molecularweight ranging up to about 8000 were produced in the heating experiment on the urea-alanine mixture. Owing to its high molecularweight and crosslinked nature, it can be compared more with coal than petroleum. Shown on the right is a molecularweight marker for reference. Molecularweight standard is shown on the left side. The glycoprotein with a molecularweight of 50 000 is a product of endogenous proteolytic attack. Cosolute : dissolved substance (component 4) of low molecularweight relative to dissolved biopolymer (solute, component 3). Since most macromolecules have fairly uniform densities, the molecularweight is also directly related to volume. However, other higher molecularweight activities were, to an extent, released in a stage-specific manner. Superimposed peaks were obtained, indicating that more than 1 amplification product was present in the lower molecularweight band. Pre-stained molecularweight markers were used to confirm protein transfer. Efficacy and safety of low molecularweight heparins have been established, and outpatient management of deep vein thrombosis is now a reality. The simpler application of low molecularweight heparins allow shorter care times or outpatient management, leading to positive economic effects. In contrast, the supernatant from the experiment contained the same complement of high molecularweight phospho-proteins as did the crude membranes. Two patients (no. 7 and no. 12) displayed a positivity relating only to the higher molecularweight bands. Molecularweight markers are shown in lanes 1 and 3. Post-anthesis shade increased the proportion of the protein fraction of smaller molecularweight. Within this high molecularweight fraction we detected carbohydrates. Identification of a high molecularweight subunit of glutenin whose presence correlates with breadmaking quality in wheats of related pedigree. The two patterns differed by a single band of low molecularweight, possibly corresponding to an additional plasmid. Separate slots in the same gel were used to electrophorese the high and low molecularweight standards. Thus, the lower molecularweight bands are not observed during all stages of the disease. Supernatants were collected and concentrated to approximately half their volume using 6-8000 molecularweight dialysis tubing placed in polyethylene glycol (8000 g\\mole). It was also shown to be thermostable and probably of low molecularweight. The apparent molecularweight of band 2/3 is approximately 158000 and of 7 and 8, 56000 and 54000 respectively. Analogous to the diffusion-edited approach, the relaxation-edited technique is applicable to unlabeled proteins of unlimited molecularweight. Nonetheless, the most reactive protein is of the same molecularweight as the authentic tomato enzyme. With regard to treatment, usually low molecularweight heparin, or possibly unfractionated heparin, has been used in combination with anticoagulants in tablet form. In treating acute cases, low molecularweight heparin is at least as effective as unfractionated heparin. To prevent a thrombus from becoming larger, initial treatment involves injection of anticoagulants, that is, unfractionated heparin or low molecularweight heparin. This molecularweight is consistent with the predicted molecularweight of the recombinants. For better comparison the curves have been normalized by concentration and molecularweight. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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