| Water removal can damage membranes, increase ionic strength, change pH, crystallize solutes and denature proteins. |
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| This technique utilizes a negatively charged detergent to denature and solubilize proteins. |
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| Heating and methanol treatment will denature and precipitate the great majority of cytosolic proteins found in cell lysates. |
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| The alcohols play a small role individually as fixatives but penetrate quickly and denature proteins by coagulation. |
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| A spirits licence also allows a spirits licensee to import, export, denature, possess and transport bulk spirits. |
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| The cellars housing the vats must be sufficiently well ventilated to prevent large temperature fluctuations, which denature the oils. |
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| Where feed materials are used to denature or bind other feed materials, the product may still be considered to be a feed material. |
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| The quantities of denaturants set out in the Regulations are the quantities required to denature 100 litres of spirits. |
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| The multinationals try to denature the culture, to lower it, to make us understand it is not a need. |
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| When subjected to heat treatment, whey proteins denature and form aggregates. |
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| But their advocacy of the PMP did somewhat denature their revolutionary defeatist propaganda. |
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| As complicated and expensive as the CRA definition of the amount of gasoline used to denature ethanol to the GST collected on the final tally. |
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| Heat stress can denature proteins, and the cell mobilizes chaperonins like a small army of physical therapists to twist everything back into its proper conformation. |
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| Extensive studies have shown that treatment with acaricides or tannic acid to denature dust mite allergens are only minimally effective and must be repeated frequently. |
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| Few organisms can remain for long periods at temperatures above 45 °C, because organic molecules such as proteins will begin to denature. |
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| Name, nature and quantity of the feed material used to bind or denature must be labelled. |
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| Extensive studies have shown that treatment with acaricides or tannic acid to denature dust mite allergens is only minimally effective and must be repeated frequently. |
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| Experimentally, urea and guanidinium chloride are widely used as denaturant agents, but it is still not clear by which molecular mechanism they denature proteins. |
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| The technology uses high temperature saturated steam and pressure to denature the infectious proteins and other microorganic disease agents. |
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| The perfumes of plants like jasmine could only be extracted by enfleurage, as other methods of the time would denature the scents. |
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| Chlorinall G is a foaming, chlorinated alkaline cleaner designed to emulsify, denature and remove grease, protein, blood, stains and other soils from equipment used in food plants, without adding chlorine or foaming agents. |
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| Here, too, there is no difference between cultural sites and natural sites: if the invasion of a natural site by an introduced plant pollutes the biological diversity, the same phenomenon could denature a cultural site. |
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| No person, other than a spirits licensee, shall denature spirits. |
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| We shall show you how to avoid disconnecting it from an organisation's global strategy, which would only shoot it in the foot, denature it or dismiss it. |
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| Taken out of their natural environment in the cell or body, enzymes can quickly lose their shape and denature. |
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| The avidin-biotin system is very general in scope, but the avidin protein can denature over time and attracts unwanted materials which result in artifacts. |
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