| A white coagulum forms and frequently extends many millimeters beyond the point of initial contact. |
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| Each blood sample was used once only to avoid complications resulting from localized microvaporization nucleated by residual coagulum particles. |
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| Figures 13-15 show representative SEM images of the top and bottom surface, respectively, of a laser-generated coagulum. |
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| The coagulum is obtained through the reaction of rennet or other coagulating enzymes. |
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| In a fresh coagulum, the start of synérèse itself spontaneously and rapidly, releasing the serum readily crosses the porous mass. |
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| We believe that this is contamination that occurred during the process of lifting the coagulum from the dish and transferring it to the fixative solution. |
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| Other production is as smoked sheet, where the coagulum is pressed into thin sheets that are washed and then dried over a smoky wood fire. |
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| The coagulum mixed characters are intermediate between purely curdled rennet or acid. |
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| In this way, however, does not a homogeneous coagulum, but a flaky precipitate. |
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| Soft cheeses are slowly drained of coagulum in bags which are placed in vats and kept in a temperature-controlled room. |
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| The coagulum obtained by acidification of this chemical and physical properties that must be taken into account in making cheese. |
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| This coagulum is next centrifuged, washed to eliminate the acid and, finally, dried then ground, yielding powdered acid casein. |
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| Protein is denatured, forming a viscous coagulum leading to hemostasis. |
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| At a higher power, the coagulum of neutrophils and fibrin represent the suppurative thrombophlebitis of the portal vein complicating this man's Crohn's disease. |
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| Remove the sample from the bath and break the coagulum by stirring. |
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| In some cases, char and coagulum have been observed. |
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| Decant the clear liquid to sewer and landfill the coagulum. |
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| Temperature: This is by activating the reactions of rennet and by reducing the viscosity of the coagulum that elevated temperature promotes the contraction of the gel and hence the removal of serum. |
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| It must be small with fragile coagulum obtained by acid coagulation. |
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| In such instances, surface defects will invariably occur if the coagulum particle size is significant, which it usually is. |
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| Edible caseinate is the milk product obtained by action of edible casein or edible casein curd coagulum with neutralizing agents followed by drying. |
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| It is important to note that the coagulum obtained under the joint action of rennet and acidification of a character different from purely rennet curd. |
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| There was a dark coagulum surrounding the circumcision site and the urethral meatus was not visible. |
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| The coagulum waterproof makes it difficult and slow the passage of serum. |
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| These differences will give these milks different coagulation characteristics: the ewe's milk coagulates more quickly and gives a coagulum firmer than the cow's milk. |
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