electrophoretic in English
adjective
of electrophoresis, of the movement of colloidal molecules in a fluid in response to an electrical field
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1. Programmable electrophoretic notch filter systems and methods
2. The electrophoretic analysis of Populus by isoperoxidases.
3. Electrophoretic particles, and display device and image sheet comprising same
4. Electrophoretic system with multi-notch filter and laser excitation source
5. Method and apparatus for matrix addressing of an electrophoretic display device
6. ADA is detectable in different tissues by photometric and electrophoretic methods.
7. Anti-Actomyosins and cell aggregation 633 Electrophoretic mobility studies The electrophoretic mobility of muscle fibroblasts was estimated using a microelectrophoresis apparatus with a cylindrical chamber (Seaman & Heard, 1961)
8. Using an electrophoretic mobility shift assay and antibodies against Arnt, Reyes et al
9. In the simplest approximation, electrophoretic mobility can be because of analyte charge and size.
10. Platelet adhesiveness and platelet factor 3 were increased and electrophoretic mobility of platelets reduced.
11. [Electrophoretic studies of the meat press juice of the musculi Adductores from 110-kg swine]
12. An active matrix electrophoretic display device comprises an array of rows and columns of display pixels.
13. An electrophoretic study of human placental homogenates revealed a genetically determined variation of soluble aconitate hydratase.
14. These electrophoretic variants appeared to be pseudoisozymes based upon different states of aggregation of a common primary sequence.
15. Coating activities do not include the coating of substrate with metals by electrophoretic and chemical spraying techniques.
16. Megabase Agarose: This Agarose has a very high gel strength, high electrophoretic mobility, and high exclusion limit
17. Factor XII was decreased. Platelet adhesiveness and platelet factor 3 were increased and electrophoretic mobility of platelets reduced.
18. Improved method of electrophoretic deposition of ferroelectric films using a tri-functional additive and compositions for effecting same
19. Light absorbing, electrostatically charged ions are dissolved in an electrophoretic medium (20) maintained adjacent the hemi-beads.
20. Chapters 1 and 2 include descriptions of the various chromatographic, electrophoretic and spectroscopic techniques used in such systems.
21. The present invention relates to an electrophoretic display with an integrated touch screen which uses an infrared optical sensor system.
22. The radioactive polypeptide synthesized in vivo and in vitro were separated on electrophoretic gels and Autoradiographed (follow the blue arrows, above)
23. The fractions obtained from blood of normal subjects and of homozygous acatalasia cases differ in electrophoretic mobility and in heat stability.
24. Life history and electrophoretic variation were examined in 39 populations of Abutilon theophrasti L., velvetleaf, collected from southern Ohio (39° N) to central Ontario (45° N).
25. Following the same chromatographic procedure used to purify the toxins from morphos, the electrophoretic mobilities, amino acid compositions, amino terminal sequences and molecular masses were practically identical between Analogal cytolysins.
26. 20 sera withγM-globulin increases in Waldenström's macroglobulinemia, chronic lymphadenosis (1 case) and purpura hyperglobulinemica (1 case) served to demonstrate the electrophoretic changes after dissociation of the macroglobulin by cysteamine.
27. Electrophoresis of 341 single-gall aeciospore isolates collected from several pine species revealed that western gall rust is comprised of two distinct zymodemes (multilocus electrophoretic types) in the western United States.
28. The electrophoretic isozyme patterns of the enzyme aconitase obtained from leaf extracts of triazine-susceptible parental (S) and Backcrossed (S×R BC6) biotypes, and triazine-resistant parental (R) and Backcrossed (R×S BC6) biotypes verified that the biotypes had the expected nuclear genomes
29. Capillary Zone Electrophoresis (CZE), also known as free solution Capillary electrophoresis, it is the most commonly used technique of the six methods.A mixture in a solution can be separated into its individual components quickly and easily.The separation is based on the differences in electrophoretic mobility, which is directed proportional
30. As part of the standard T cell Clonality assay, most laboratories rely on the demonstration of electrophoretic migration patterns for the determination of Clonality: a prototypical ‘polyclonal’ T cell population will produce an electropherogram with a Gaussian distribution of low-fraction amplicon peaks; in contrast, a bona fide ‘monoclonal’ T cell population will produce an electropherogram with a …
31. Blot noun A nitrocellulose or nylon membrane bearing a biomolecule of interest—e.g., DNA, RNA or protein—transferred to the membrane from an electrophoretic gel by either osmosis or vacuum; after transferring the molecule of interest, the membrane is bathed in a solution containing a “mirror-image” of the molecule already on the membrane, producing a hybridisation.
32. Blot noun A nitrocellulose or nylon membrane bearing a biomolecule of interest—e.g., DNA, RNA or protein—transferred to the membrane from an electrophoretic gel by either osmosis or vacuum; after transferring the molecule of interest, the membrane is bathed in a solution containing a “mirror-image” of the molecule already on the membrane, producing a hybridisation.
33. After confirming the presence of pathological proteinuria via a Confirmative test such as the SSA test, it is necessary to determine the P/C and/or A/C ratio in the first morning urine sample or the excretion of protein/albumin in the 24 hour collected urine sample and possibly determine the type of proteinuria with electrophoretic techniques [17, 18].