Unlike KLH, the larval antigen blotted onto nitrocellulose was itself periodate insensitive.
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India ink can be used to stain proteins bound to nitrocellulose.
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If it works it is really a perfect substitute for nitrocellulose.
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Cell migration was assessed in a blindwell chemotaxis chamber using nitrocellulose micropore filters.
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From nine monoclonal antibodies obtained, six recognized denatured receptor polypeptides blotted to nitrocellulose paper.
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They are produced commercially and are known as "gun cotton" or "pyroxyline".
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Pyroxyline would be a better word, as this applies to all grades.
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An American inventor, John Wesley Hyatt, came up with celluloid, a cellulosenitrate compound, now commonly regarded as the first plastic.
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Cellulose itself cannot act as a food supply, and it seems probable that if glycerol is present cellulosenitrate is no longer made use of.
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(2) By treating the fibrous cellulosenitrates with liquid solvents of the high nitrate diluted with non-solvent liquids, and more especially water.
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It was over in one sudden flare, like flashpaper.
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This envelope is made of flashpaper.
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As with magicians' flashpaper, once the connector and clay ignited, both would become a scorching gas, producing an intense heat.
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Arrests of bookies have to be lightning-fast, precision procedures because they use flashpaper (which burns instantly) or potato paper (which is water soluble).
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Dissolve guncotton in sulphuric ether, and thicken it with gum mucilage.
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Three 250-pound charges of guncotton were sent over the fortifications at the entrance.
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The word guncotton has always been rather loosely used.
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They are produced commercially and are known as " guncotton" or "pyroxyline".
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Paint the surface with a solution of guncotton (collodion).