CONIUGAZIONE IN INGLESE DEL VERBO PEPTONISE
PRESENT
Present
I peptonise
you peptonise
he/she/it peptonises
we peptonise
you peptonise
they peptonise
Present continuous
I am peptonising
you are peptonising
he/she/it is peptonising
we are peptonising
you are peptonising
they are peptonising
Present perfect
I have peptonised
you have peptonised
he/she/it has peptonised
we have peptonised
you have peptonised
they have peptonised
Present perfect continuous
I have been peptonising
you have been peptonising
he/she/it has been peptonising
we have been peptonising
you have been peptonising
they have been peptonising
PAST
Past
I peptonised
you peptonised
he/she/it peptonised
we peptonised
you peptonised
they peptonised
Past continuous
I was peptonising
you were peptonising
he/she/it was peptonising
we were peptonising
you were peptonising
they were peptonising
Past perfect
I had peptonised
you had peptonised
he/she/it had peptonised
we had peptonised
you had peptonised
they had peptonised
Past perfect continuous
I had been peptonising
you had been peptonising
he/she/it had been peptonising
we had been peptonising
you had been peptonising
they had been peptonising
FUTURE
Future
I will peptonise
you will peptonise
he/she/it will peptonise
we will peptonise
you will peptonise
they will peptonise
Future continuous
I will be peptonising
you will be peptonising
he/she/it will be peptonising
we will be peptonising
you will be peptonising
they will be peptonising
Future perfect
I will have peptonised
you will have peptonised
he/she/it will have peptonised
we will have peptonised
you will have peptonised
they will have peptonised
Future perfect continuous
I will have been peptonising
you will have been peptonising
he/she/it will have been peptonising
we will have been peptonising
you will have been peptonising
they will have been peptonising
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would peptonise
you would peptonise
he/she/it would peptonise
we would peptonise
you would peptonise
they would peptonise
Conditional continuous
I would be peptonising
you would be peptonising
he/she/it would be peptonising
we would be peptonising
you would be peptonising
they would be peptonising
Conditional perfect
I would have peptonise
you would have peptonise
he/she/it would have peptonise
we would have peptonise
you would have peptonise
they would have peptonise
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been peptonising
you would have been peptonising
he/she/it would have been peptonising
we would have been peptonising
you would have been peptonising
they would have been peptonising
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you peptonise
we let´s peptonise
you peptonise
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
peptonised
Present Participle
peptonising
PAROLE IN INGLESE ASSOCIATE CON «PEPTONISE»
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peptonise
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pepsin
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order
hydrolyze
dissolve
proteolytic
enzyme
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peptonize
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ˈpɛptəˌnaɪz
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peptise
peptone
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pepto
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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «PEPTONISE»
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... disintegrate it and thus permit the entrance of organisms into the dentinal
tubules, where they continue the process by dissolving the lime salts from the
dentine, and that afterwards certain other bacteria liquefy, peptonise, or digest
the basis ...
2
Proceedings of the Royal Society of Edinburgh
Thus, as a very general rule, those organisms which liquefy gelatine are able to
coagulate milk, and then peptonise casein which has been separated, but some
organisms which peptonise gelatiue are without action on milk. Again, we should
...
Thus, as a very general rule, those organisms which liquefy gelatine are able to
coagulate milk, and then peptonise casein which has been separated, but some
organisms which peptonise gelatine are without action on milk. Again, we should
...
Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh. Laboratory, 1890
Thus, as a very general rule, those organisms which liquefy gelatine are able to
coagulate milk, and then peptonise casein which has been separated, but some
organisms which peptonise gelatine are without action on milk. Again, we should
...
Royal Society of Edinburgh, 1891
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Reports from the Laboratory of the Royal College of ...
Thus, as a very general rule, those organisms which liquefy gelatine are able to
coagulate milk, and then peptouise casein which has been separated, but some
organisms which peptonise gelatine are without action on milk. Again, we should
...
6
The Chemistry of Food and Nutrition:
An infant has thus either to distend it stomach with a large quantity of watery
nourishment, or else to get insufficient fooc Sometimes it is necessary to
peptonise the milk a little. At the Leipzig infants hospita and also the Hygienic
Institute, they ...
7
The Soluble Ferments and Fermentation
He found this treatment killed the micro-organisms, but did not destroy the
enzymes, which continued able to liquefy gelatin and to peptonise albumin.
Hankin has extracted from the bacillus of anthrax (Bacillus anthracis) an enzyme
which is ...
8
Food Poisoning and Foor Infections
These bacilli have been described as putrefactive organisms by Tissier (1912)
and others, but they do not liquefy coagulated serum, peptonise milk or produce
a putrefactive odour. Pathogenic to laboratory animals. For a good description of
...
9
Food in health and disease
The succus entericus is said to be able to convert maltose into grape-sugar, and
so to continue the diastasic action of the saliva and pancreatic juice ; it is also
believed to be able to slowly peptonise fibrin. It is probable that portions of the
food ...
10
Collected scientific papers of sir william bate hardy
Conversely indefinitely minute concentrations of acids or alkalis will convert a
globulin precipitate into a solution of low grade just as a minute amount of alkali
will dissolve ("peptonise" as Graham called it) an indefinitely large quantity of
silica, ...
