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Meanings of soluble form in English

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Usage of soluble form in English
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Whether the soluble form is released through GPI-anchor cleavage remains to be determined.
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CD44 isoforms are found in many tissues and in soluble form in plasma.
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The receptor is released from the cell membrane as soluble form (sIL-2R).
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The fusion protein was expressed as a soluble form and was purified by Ni-IMAC.
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However, ELISAs require that the antigen is present in a soluble form in the sample.
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The genes were over-expressed in E. coli either as inclusion body or as soluble form.
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Studies of leukemia demonstrated that P-gp may also be secreted in an intact soluble form.
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To our knowledge, this is the first report of a soluble form of PEBP1 in human.
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Pectin, a soluble form of fiber found in apples, blueberries, and grapefruit, particularly helps reduce cholesterol.
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Characterization of Aβ-CM revealed that it contained picomolar amounts of cell-secreted Aβ in its soluble form.
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L-selectin retains functional activity in its soluble form.
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A soluble form of this protein (sVEGFR-2) has been recently detected in maternal blood.
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The kainit furnishes both potassium and magnesium in soluble form and it also contains sulfur and chlorin.
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DuPont's entry in the race is a water- soluble form of the more traditional recyclable material polyethylene terephthalate.
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CD95L can be proteolytically cleaved from the membrane by a metalloprotease and occurs in a soluble form.
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Thus, the binding of a soluble form of an adhesion protein selectively inhibited another set of adhesive events.
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