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fat/protein/alcohol etc content
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the fat content of cheese
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water with a low salt content
protein/carbohydrate/alcohol etc metabolism
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The vast majority of alcohol metabolism occurs in the liver.
textured vegetable protein
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADJECTIVE
binding
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Minimally, the binding of protein to this element should alter the chromatin structure of the promoter.
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One of these binding proteins , IGFBP-1, is of particular interest because of its known relationship to metabolism.
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Hepatocytes also express non-integrin, matrix binding proteins .
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The octamer site binds both the constitutively expressed transcription factor Oct-1 and a novel cervical octamer binding protein .
different
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But they probably result from the nature of the dimerization interfaces, which are very different for each protein .
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A problem with this technique lies with the variance seen in the number of tyrosine residues in the different proteins .
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This depends on a huge number of different receptor proteins , each tuned to a different sort of chemical stimulus.
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This burgeoning family now contains over 20 different proteins , principally identified through sequence homology.
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In the first experiment, dietary nitrogen was given in casein at four different protein values ranging from 5 to 16%.
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Sometimes, different protein molecules will fit together, like the pieces of a three-dimensional jigsaw, to form larger-scale structures.
high
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Sefa-Dedeh is now developing a simple process to prepare a high protein food from cereals and legumes.
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The plant protein isolates are highest in protein content.
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Made by time-honoured methods, Edam is high in protein , vitamins and minerals.
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And mounting evidence shows diets high in animal protein trigger calcium loss from bones, increasing osteoporosis risks.
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Nuts are high in protein and essential fats, and add taste and texture to all sorts of dishes.
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Although they are an inexpensive source of the highest quality protein , they are high in cholesterol.
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Tasty eating made from only natural ingredients, low in calories and high in protein .
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When men crave, they usually want foods which combine high protein with high fat, such as steak and chips.
human
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No significant homology could be detected between the human and marsupial proteins outside this motif.
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Comparison of deduced amino acid sequences of the mouse and human TEF-1 proteins .
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The predicted human protein contains only one amino acid change at position 101, from Asn in rat to Ser in human.
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The nucleotide and deduced amino acid sequence of the human ribosomal protein L12 cDNA.
nuclear
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Oligonucleotides were radioactively labelled, complexed with F9 nuclear proteins and separated by agarose gel electrophoresis.
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Labelled oligonucleotides were incubated with F9 nuclear proteins in the presence or absence of cold competitors.
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Radiation induces nuclear regulating proteins , these are able to regulate cytokines, which may themselves have secondary effects on eicosanoids.
other
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In addition, protein structure, post-translational modification, or interaction with other proteins may affect site recognition.
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Be prepared for some children to be vegetarian, so make sure there are other forms of protein than meat.
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This idea is supported by the potential similarity of two other DNA-binding proteins that regulate transcription during the yeast cell cycle.
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This is similar to the commonly observed phosphate-binding sites at helix termini in other proteins and, in particular, other repressor-operator complexes.
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Prices also rose relatively less than those of other proteins , such as fish, cheese and eggs.
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It was like no other protein that anyone had described before, and so there was no clue to its function.
total
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The concentrations of total lipid and protein in gall bladder bile were not significantly different between the two groups.
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Due to the presence of this monoclonal protein , the serum total protein will be elevated.
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The total protein concentration did not differ between the two groups as shown by Yamazaki etal.
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The nucleation time did not correlate with either total lipid concentration or total protein concentration.
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The total protein content of the tube was evaluated by the Bradford protein method.
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Furthermore, a high biliary concentration of total protein is reported to reduce bile metastability.
viral
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Addition of this phosphate group impairs the function of the essential protein , and viral protein synthesis fails to begin.
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One of the three drugs they received was ritonavir, an inhibitor of the enzyme protease, which processes key viral proteins .
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But exactly how viral protein synthesis is selectively inhibited, leaving cellular protein synthesis relatively unaffected, is still not clear.
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During these final stages host enzymes attach carbohydrate groups to certain viral proteins , converting them into glycoproteins.
whole
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These studies of whole body protein metabolism, however, simply reflect an average of events occurring in all individual tissues.
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Peptides, less antigenic substrates than whole protein , are effective in inducing remission in Crohn's disease.
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Powell-Tuck etal measured whole body protein metabolism in 19 patients with ulcerative colitis, while they were receiving enteral or intravenous nutrition.
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The contribution, therefore, of the pathological colon to this increased whole body protein synthesis and breakdown was unknown.
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Moreover, there are no data in healthy man regarding the contribution that the colonic mucosa makes to whole body protein synthesis.
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Previous investigations of protein metabolism in these clinical disorders have centred on measurements of whole body protein turnover.
■ NOUN
animal
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Licensed hawkers were circulating, braying the merits of spiced sausages containing only real animal protein - so they claimed.
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A recently proposed federal ban on feeding animal protein to animals is encouraging, writes Rhodes, but has too many loopholes.
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It can only obtain it by eating animal proteins .
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And mounting evidence shows diets high in animal protein trigger calcium loss from bones, increasing osteoporosis risks.
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This is just as beneficial as having animal protein .
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We have always assumed that animal protein was the necessary kind for human health.
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But one animal protein feed has been produced from bacterial synthesis using ammonia, methanol from North Sea gas and minerals.
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The tendency in the past has been to restrict or cut down on plant proteins and increase animal protein in the diet.
concentration
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Biliary protein concentration was similar between the two groups.
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The binding is reversible so that factors that decrease the protein concentration will increase the ionized fraction of calcium in the blood.
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Cholesterol nucleation time, biliary lipid concentration , vesicular cholesterol distribution, and biliary protein concentration were measured and compared.
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The total protein concentration did not differ between the two groups as shown by Yamazaki etal.
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The nucleation time did not correlate with either total lipid concentration or total protein concentration.
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All lysosomal enzyme assays were linear with respect to time and protein concentration .
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Tissue protein concentrations were determined by the method of Lowry etal.
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The oedematous patients had similar lung function, smoking histories, and plasma protein concentrations to the patients without oedema.
content
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The total protein content of the tube was evaluated by the Bradford protein method.
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The plant protein isolates are highest in protein content .
fusion
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Schematic representations of the fusion proteins and reporter gene that were used.
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The reciprocal combinations used provide an internal functional control for expression of the fusion proteins .
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These fusion proteins could be used similarly to screen expression libraries.
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Production and maintenance of Rat-1 fibroblasts stably expressing the c-Myc-ER fusion protein and the defective c-Myc mutant protein 106-143c-Myc-ER have been described.
kinase
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Association of a purine-analogue-sensitive protein kinase activity with p75 nerve growth factor receptors.
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Some forms of protein kinase C require Ca 2 + for activation.
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The site, or sites, at which protein kinase C exerts these inhibitory effects is unresolved.
level
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Equally conflicting results with regard to glycaemic control and platelet-specific protein levels have been reported in longitudinal studies.
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It is also apparent that multiple tenascin isoforms are detectable at the mRNA and protein level .
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In addition, the Ea transgene concentration at either message or cytoplasmic protein level , is apparently not toxic to the cell.
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These results lend support to the idea that tenascin alternative splice forms may also have functional significance at the protein level .
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It benefits your eyes by supplying more oxygen than normal lenses and also minimises protein levels , which prevents build up.
metabolism
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These studies of whole body protein metabolism , however, simply reflect an average of events occurring in all individual tissues.
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It also plays an important role in lipid, carbohydrate, and protein metabolism of adults.
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Powell-Tuck etal measured whole body protein metabolism in 19 patients with ulcerative colitis, while they were receiving enteral or intravenous nutrition.
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It is probably due to the accompanying impairment in protein metabolism .
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In addition, they extend the observations from whole body studies of protein metabolism that have been previously reported.
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Ammonia, the terminal product of protein metabolism , must be excreted rapidly and diluted to non-toxic levels in the surrounding fluids.
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Previous investigations of protein metabolism in these clinical disorders have centred on measurements of whole body protein turnover.
molecule
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They are smaller molecules than proteins , so they have to become attached to a protein molecule before they are activated.
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One experiment produced crystals of protein molecules that drug company researchers believe could advance the development of antiviral drugs.
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These slightly altered protein molecules are mass-produced by the protein-making machines inside the developing brain cells.
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The antibodies are protein molecules that can fit on to an allergen and inactivate it.
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Some protein molecules are simply too large for microbes to handle.
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Research has however shown that in terms of the arrangement of the protein molecules this model is no longer accurate.
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Synthesizing any new protein molecule from scratch takes a matter of minutes.
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Sometimes, different protein molecules will fit together, like the pieces of a three-dimensional jigsaw, to form larger-scale structures.
sequence
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Comparison between the protein sequences of Drosophila and rat ribosomal protein S2.
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Serratus is the most comprehensive, non-redundant protein sequence database available to the protein chemist.
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Cameleon provides a powerful interactive graphics interface to protein sequence homology modelling.
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It aligns two protein sequences interactively.
serum
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Based on the production of this absorption peak, it is possible to quantitate serum proteins by an ultraviolet-light technique.
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The other structural characteristic that may be used to quantitate serum proteins is the presence of peptide bonds.
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The buffer base is composed of the anionic buffers which include bicarbonate, phosphate, serum proteins , and hemoglobin.
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They are hemoglobin, serum protein , phosphate, and bicarbonate.
skimmer
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How do I determine the size of protein skimmer I need.
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Renewing the airstone Q. Adjusting my protein skimmer is causing me problems.
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Internal protein skimmers are determined by the depth of the tank.
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It has undergravel filtration run by two powerheads, with a protein skimmer .
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Use a Rena 301 to run the protein skimmer .
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Although U/V, ozone and protein skimmers were known, reference books often claimed they were unnecessary.
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Is this adequate, or should I add a protein skimmer and/or external canister filter?
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The tank has a protein skimmer .
synthesis
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The inhibitors might therefore be causing amnesia not because they prevent protein synthesis but because of their effect on increasing amino acid levels.
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Testosterone promotes protein synthesis and thus greatly increases physical strength.
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But exactly how viral protein synthesis is selectively inhibited, leaving cellular protein synthesis relatively unaffected, is still not clear.
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Measuring the rate of protein synthesis then becomes a matter of measuring the rate at which amino acids are incorporated into proteins.
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We repeated the experiments with a precursor for protein and found that an increase in protein synthesis occurred also.
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For example, when two amino acids are joined, as in protein synthesis , energy must be supplied.
■ VERB
bind
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As shown in Fig. 3, both oligonucleotides were able to bind F9 proteins and to produce retarded complexes.
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T3 and diffuse into the circulation where they are bound to proteins . 353.
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Some AEDs are more tightly bound to protein than others.
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In some tissues the action of calcium on adenylate cyclase is mediated by the calcium binding protein calmodulin { 19 }.
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The arms races between parasites and their hosts are all about these binding proteins .
contain
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Licensed hawkers were circulating, braying the merits of spiced sausages containing only real animal protein - so they claimed.
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Although guayule latex contains fewer proteins than hevea, manufacturers should still wash it well, Cornish said.
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This treatment contains protein and Vitamin E which help strengthen, moisturise and protect your hair.
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This burgeoning family now contains over 20 different proteins , principally identified through sequence homology.
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Repeating these steps produced a plasmid containing two protein A domains, and then by another step to one with three domains.
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Filtration in both tanks is undergravel, driven by powerheads and both contain protein skimmers.
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The band containing each protein was cut out and the gel was emulsified in Freund complete adjuvant for injection.
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Each rod contains thousands of proteins that transform light into signals via a molecule that crosses the membrane in a sevenfold zigzag.
encode
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The genes encoding the protein are packaged such that the encoded protein is displayed on the outside of the package.
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Therefore, the genes encoding these proteins were chosen for insertion into the triple gene transfer vector.
express
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At this stage the cells had already assumed an epithelial form, but were not yet expressing the two marker proteins .
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Electrophoretic mobility shift assays Oct-11 and Oct-2 proteins were expressed in E.coli as protein A-fusions.
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The vectors were utilized to express bluetongue virus proteins .
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Production and maintenance of Rat-1 fibroblasts stably expressing the c-Myc-ER fusion protein and the defective c-Myc mutant protein 106-143c-Myc-ER have been described.
produce
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One obvious approach is to look for genes that produce proteins similar to existing drug targets.
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These plasma cells produce a homogeneous immunoglobulin protein which stains as a well-defined peak in the gamma region.
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The process produces no new proteins , it only causes physical changes to existing structures.
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A normal gene produces a normal protein , then something goes wrong and the body starts turning out prions.
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The phase between divisions, when the genes produce proteins and the cell grows, is called interphase.
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Transgenic animals are genetically altered to produce proteins in their milk.
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Even worse, they produce proteins in large quantities which are very similar to those in our own body.
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Those genes would produce a harmless protein that, once inside the body, would sound the false alarm of infection.
provide
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Native grasses usually have insufficient nutritional value as they provide considerably less protein .
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This sample diet provides all the protein , carbohydrates and fats needed for a maximum muscle-building program for that 200 pound man.
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These should include snack foods providing vital proteins , carbohydrates, minerals, vitamins and fats.
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And a couple of times a year, they would slaughter the hogs or heifers that provided year-round protein .
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As a supplement, feeder shrimps will provide additional proteins and roughage.
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Enough grain is produced to provide everyone with ample protein and more than 3,000 calories per day.
show
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Tests in other transgenic plant species show that protein coats taken from viruses appear to confer protection against them.
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Here we show that the iron-free protein does not undergo any major structural changes compared with the iron-containing R2.
PHRASES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
animal products/fats/protein etc
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A recently proposed federal ban on feeding animal protein to animals is encouraging, writes Rhodes, but has too many loopholes.
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Cholesterol is found only in animal products, such as meats-especially organ meats-whole milk products and the yolk of eggs.
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In general, the consumption of animal products has decreased while the consumption of plant products increased during recent years.
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It can only obtain it by eating animal proteins.
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Licensed hawkers were circulating, braying the merits of spiced sausages containing only real animal protein - so they claimed.
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The method was designed to estimate the intakes of total and saturated fat, cholesterol, and animal protein.
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The sanctions could take the form of a ban on virtually all trade in wild animal products with the two countries.
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What animal products are used in other wines, and why are producers not obliged to list the ingredients?
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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Although guayule latex contains fewer proteins than hevea, manufacturers should still wash it well, Cornish said.
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It can only obtain it by eating animal proteins.
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Kidneys clog with protein from damaged muscles, damming up toxins in the blood.
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Renewing the airstone Q. Adjusting my protein skimmer is causing me problems.
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The molecular identity of the 240K protein is not yet known.
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The second interferon-induced enzyme adds a phosphate group to a protein that is essential for the synthesis of new proteins to begin.
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Understanding the Role of Antibodies Antibodies are protein substances manufactured by the human immune system to help defend us against diseases.