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Meanings of glycerol in anglès

rus
глицерин
portuguès
glicerol
català
glicerol
espanyol
glicerol

Chemical compound.

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Usage of glycerol in anglès
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Aquaporins are membrane channels selectively permeated by water or water plus glycerol.
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2
The glycerol contact angle decreased with increasing synthetic components in the blend.
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3
The conformation factor in separation is progressively lost with increasing glycerol concentrations.
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4
Moderate additions of ethanol or glycerol did not have the same effect.
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5
Accordingly, both strains harbored an intact dehydratase-encoding gene region and fermented glycerol.
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6
The viscosity was varied by addition of glycerol, which significantly destabilizes hairpins.
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7
An aqueous-glycerol solution is commonly used to mimic the viscosity of blood.
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8
A byproduct of biodiesel production, glycerol is now flooding global markets.
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9
Stabilization of both native GDH and rGDHt was also achieved by adding glycerol.
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10
We recently showed that recombinant TagF could catalyze glycerol phosphate polymerization in vitro.
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11
Treatment with glycerol alone did not induce apoptosis in the transfectants.
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12
Fatty acid composition showed increased production of linoleic acid in the glycerol treatments.
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13
Over several hours, a chemical reaction turns the mixture into biodiesel and glycerol.
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14
The secondary structure of glycerol-3-phosphate dehydrogenase was predicted from its amino acid sequence.
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15
NT3060 glycerol kinase have been constructed by through the introduction of ancestral-consensus mutations.
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16
A fat, chemically, is a compound of glycerol and fatty acids.
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