Meanings of red pigment in anglès

The torso sculpture, archaeologists say, was recovered from a grotto filled with red pigment.

We also report the isolation of the locus involved in the biosynthesis of the red pigment, prodigiosin.

Their colour is very dark, and they paint their faces, some with black, and others with red pigment.

Frederiksen said fluctuating raw materials costs, above all for the red pigment carmine, would be passed on to customers.

In one patient, a large deletion of the locus control region and parts of the red pigment gene were detected.

The protanomalous male had more red pigment DNA in his fusion gene than did the more severely affected protanopic individual.

Then he turned back to the counter and squeezed a small amount of red pigment into a tiny tin cup.

The area pictured covers about 15 miles from west to east, with red pigment indicating vegetation and white indicating snow

Red -eyed flies have glowering, ruby-colored eyes because they possess a gene that bears the information to build a red pigment protein.

The red pigment of chica is not obtained from the fruit, like the onoto, but from the leaves macerated in water.

Sometimes the buffalo is marked with a red pigment and driven to the next village, where he carries the plague with him.

The Zingifuré, or red pigment, is said to be a cure for itch common among both natives and Arab slaves and Arab children.

Pelargonidin is a natural red pigment found in fruits and vegetables, and has been reported to exhibit various effects potentially beneficial for human health.

Joyce said the ancient Mesoamericans could produce liquid mercury by heating mercury ore, known as cinnabar, which they also used for its blood- red pigment.

Based on analyses in surface property and aging products of leachate, the incorporated iron red pigment significantly decreased the photoaging rate of PP MPs.

A white paint for marking dark colored articles might be made by substituting zinc white for the red pigment in the foregoing formula.-Druggist'sCircular.