10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ULTRACENTRIFUGALLY»
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ultracentrifugally in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
ultracentrifugally and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Seed Proteins: Biochemistry, Genetics, Nutritive Value
Up to the present, two ultracentrifugally pure proteins, 2.3S and 2.8S globulins [
90, 92] and an antigenic protein, a-conglycinin [9] have been isolated from the 2S
fraction. However, recently the existence of two antigenic components has been ...
Werner Gottschalk, Hermann P. Müller, 1983
2
Statins: Advances in Research and Application: 2011 Edition: ...
Effects of 12-month treatment with low-dose simvastatin on the distribution of
cholesterol and oxidized LDL in 3 ultracentrifugally separated plasma LDL
subfractions were compared in patients with hypercholesterolemia,” scientists in
Isehara, ...
3
Atherosclerosis: Molecular and Cellular Mechanisms
The alpha-HDL particles can be separated ultracentrifugally into two subfractions
according to their densities: the larger and less dense HDL2 particles, and the
smaller and more dense HDL; particles. Notably, in contrast to the HDL; fraction,
...
Sarah Jane George, Jason Johnson, 2010
4
Natural Proteinase Inhibitors
The immunoelectrophoretically and ultracentrifugally pure preparation is
unstable to heat and to acids. The sedimentation constant ség'iw is 3.9 S. One
milligram of inhibitor binds 0.30 mg of chymotrypsin. On the basis of a molecular
weight of ...
5
Handbook on Milk and Milk Proteins
From 801 of bulked raw skim-milk the following milks were prepared: (1) milk with
a low whey protein content (low whey protein) made by suspending
ultracentrifugally sedimented casein micelles in the ultrafiltrate from the same
milk, ...
6
High-Density Lipoproteins: Structure, Metabolism, Function ...
Ultracentrifugally-isolated HDL2 and HDL3 both primarily contain spherical
particles as discoid HDL is readily degraded and/or remodeled during repetitive
ultracentrifugation steps. Other limitations of this approach include the presence
in ...
Anatol Kontush, M. John Chapman, 2011
7
High density lipoproteins (HDL): I. structure, function, and ...
The levels of apolipoproteins A-I and C-III in heparin-Mn++ supernates (Table II)
were similar to those in ultracentrifugally isolated HDL. On the other hand, the
levels of ApoE in the heparin-Mn++ supernates were almost twice as high as
those ...
Frank T. Lindgren, Alex V. Nichols, Ronald M. Krauss, 1979
8
Temperature Induced Post-mortem Changes in Striated Muscle ...
Explanation of Figure 44 Ultracentrifugal sedimentation of purified myosin which
has been held at the temperature and pH levels indicated below: (a) 2.4 mg/ml
dialyzed )2 hr) against a pH 5.4 buffer at 4°C and ultracentrifugally analyzed at ...
It has been reported that plasma VLD lipoproteins isolated ultracentrifugally do
not react with antisera to HD lipoproteins until partially depleted of lipid (Levy et
al., 1966; Gustafson et at., 1966). Therefore we tested VLD lipoproteins isolated
by ...
10
ADVANCES IN CLINICAL CHEMISTRY
... these exist either alone or in combination, and each has as a specific marker
apoprotein A or B or C. According to Alaupovic (A3) and co-workers, any of the
ultracentrifugally isolated lipoproteins would be a mixture of varying proportions
of ...
Herbert E Bodansky, Oscar Bodansky, A. L. Latner, 1974
