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rendering it
unfit for
consumption while remaining suitable for
other uses
Denatured alcohol, also
known as
methylated spirit Denaturalization, the reverse...
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Denatured alcohol, also
known as
methylated spirits, metho, or
meths in Australia, Ireland, New Zealand,
South Africa, and the
United Kingdom, and as...
-
denatured, this
results in
disruption of cell
activity and
possibly cell death.
Protein denaturation is also a
consequence of cell death.
Denatured proteins...
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Ethanol kills microorganisms by
dissolving their membrane lipid bilayer and
denaturing their proteins, and is
effective against most bacteria,
fungi and viruses...
- and
denaturing gradient gel electrop****sis (DGGE) are
forms of electrop****sis
which use
either a
temperature or
chemical gradient to
denature the sample...
- Les
animaux dénaturés is a 1952
novel by Jean
Bruller under his
pseudonym Vercors. English-language
editions appeared under the
titles You
Shall Know...
- to be analyzed.
Nucleic acids are
often denatured by
including urea in the buffer,
while proteins are
denatured using sodium dodecyl sulfate,
usually as...
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produce denatured alcohol. The
addition of methanol,
which is poisonous,
renders denatured alcohol unfit for consumption, as
ingesting denatured alcohol...
- to
reduce disulfide bonds, DTT can be used to
denature CD38 on red
blood cells. DTT will also
denature antigens in the Kell, Lutheran, Dombrock, Cromer...
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water or milk, or
other ingredients), then
heated so that the
proteins denature and coagulate, and they form into "curds". The
earliest do****ented recipe...
