| In one set of experiments, they loaded the sugar dextran, the anticoagulant heparin, or a growth hormone into reservoirs on separate chips. |
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| The reduction in salt concentration compensated for the osmotic effect of dextran. |
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| Immobilization of large dextran molecules in agarose was achieved by electron beam irradiation. |
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| After the subjects were detrained, they were infused with a dextran solution to expand their blood volume until it exceeded their trained level. |
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| A new preservation solution, which combines a low potassium concentration and dextran, has also been developed specifically for the lungs. |
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| This assay used DEAE dextran to stabilize polymers, which were then collected by filtration through a nylon membrane. |
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| The viscosity of the dextran solution chosen for the go-and-stop experiment allowed testing most red cells of the population. |
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| The polysaccharides used were levan from Bacillus subtilis, inulin DP 10 from chicory root, and dextran. |
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| The particles are crafted from the polymer dextran, a sugar-binding protein, and insulin. |
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| The refractive index was chosen to reproduce dextran concentrations because dextran is hygroscopic. |
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| Limited data suggest that dextran and heparin may act synergistically when administered concurrently. |
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| The dextran market itself is rather small, so we're not a very big company. |
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| Relieving congestion: Thanks to sulphate of dextran which relieves congestion the hypersensitive eyelids. |
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| The glance is cleared up by the action anti-pockets of sulphate of dextran. |
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| The structure of an individual dextran varies with the strain of microorganism. |
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| Like gluten, soybean flour, malted flour or inactivated sourdough, dextran is an ingredient in bakery products. |
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| Among them, the most effective in preserving a more native-like structure are the disaccharides sucrose and trehalose in dry films and the polymer dextran in wet films. |
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| No morphological alterations were seen with other compounds such as mannitol, dextran, sucrose or polyvinylpyrrolidone. |
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| The bed materials most extensively used are polyacrylamide and a polymer prepared from dextran and epichlorohydrin. |
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| In addition, a dextran derivative compound is employed medically as an anticoagulant for blood. |
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| The nano-network's core is formed of dextran nanoparticles loaded with insulin and glucose-specific enzymes. |
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| But being small makes us nimble, so we can adapt quickly when a buyer asks us to modify our basic dextran product for a new purpose. |
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| Relieves congestion, the relieving congestion action of sulphate of dextran decreases the pockets and contributes to clear up the glance. |
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| Another relevant class of biopolymers for which stretching measurements are available is constituted by polysaccharides, in particular cellulose, amylose, and dextran. |
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| Microcarriers materials may be composed by natural polymers and their derivative such as glutin, collagen, fibrin, chitin, dextran or cellulose. |
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| High glucose levels activate these enzymes to convert glucose into gluconic acid, breaking down the dextran and releasing the insulin to bring glucose levels under control. |
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| Preparations of dextran, a glucose homopolysaccharide found in slimes secreted by certain bacteria, are used as substitutes for blood plasma in treating shock. |
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| This fluid, such as plasma or a solution of the carbohydrate dextran, must contain molecules large enough so that they do not diffuse through the vessel walls. |
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| The comparative safety of intravenous iron dextran, iron saccharate and sodium ferric gluconate. |
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| Agarose, dextran, and cellulose are the natural polymers that are most commonly used as resins in chromatography applications. |
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| Its major human-health products are DEAE Dextran, dextran sulphate and various versions of the basic dextran molecule, which are used to manufacture drug delivery products and other therapeutic compounds. |
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| Each nanoparticle contains spheres of dextran loaded with an enzyme that converts glucose into gluconic acid. |
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| To enhance the samarium signal, especially after the blood-spot PCR, polyethylene glycol and dextran sulfate additives were tested. |
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| David will advise Peptineo on its commercial efforts in all aspects of business with special emphasis on the acetylated dextran line of controlled release polymers. |
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| In the present study in-house synthesized dextran coated ferrite nanomaterials designed for targeted therapies are assessed for its effect on the mice brain. |
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| Dextran has been shown to demonstrate high solubility characteristics and promote low solution viscosities. |
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| Launched in February 2015, BioLife's GMP-manufactured low molecular weight Dextran solutions are used for thawing cells after cryopreservation storage. |
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