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Bot nic l nd Animal Extracts. Tinctures and fluid and soHd extracts of items such as vanilla, coffee, cocoa, and Hcorice are produced by treating the raw materials with a solvent. Vanilla is by far the most widely used extract and is often found in chocolate products, baked goods, beverages, and frozen desserts (49,52). 

The smoothing or emoUient properties of creams and lotions are critical for making these emulsions the preferred vehicles for facial skin moisturizers, skin protectants, and rejuvenating products. On the body, emoUients provide smoothness and tend to reduce the sensation of tightness commonly associated with dryness and loss of Hpids from the skin. Although a wide variety of plant and animal extracts have been claimed to impart skin benefits, vaUd scientific evidence for efficacy has been provided only rarely. 

Water, plant tissue, animal Extract with hexane cleanup with hexane/acetonitrile GC/ECD 0.1 pg/L (water) 0.01 mg/kg (tissue) 100 Kadoum1968... 

There are five basic sources of pharmaceuticals. By dollar value of products, fermentation is probably the most important, whereas by tonnage, chemical synthesis is dominant. Fermentation is used for antibiotics such as penicillins and tetracyclines. Chemical synthesis provides drugs such as the psychotropics and antihistamines. Animal extracts provide hormones. Biological sources lead to vaccines and serums. Vegetable extracts provide steroids and alkaloids. The top ten pharmaceutical companies in order of revenues are the following Merck, Pfizer, Bristol-Myers Squibb, Johnson ... 

Two types of heparin are used clinically. The first and older of the two, standard (unfractionated) heparin, is an animal extract. The second and newer type, called low-molecular-weight heparin (LMWH), is derived from unfractionated heparin. The two classes are similar but not identical in their actions and pharmacokinetic characteristics. 

The Transdirect insect cell is a newly developed in vitro translation system for mRNA templates, which utilizes an extract from cultured Spodoptera fru iperda 21 (S 21) insect cells. An expression vector, pTDl, which includes a 5 -imtranslated region (UTR) sequence from a baculovirus polyhedrin gene as a translational enhancer, was also developed to obtain maximum performance from the insect cell-free protein synthesis system. This combination of insect cell extract and expression vector results in protein productivity of about 50 pg per mL of the translation reaction mixture. This is the highest protein productivity yet noted among commercialized cell-free protein synthesis systems based on animal extracts. 

We have demonstrated that this insect cell-free protein synthesis system is one of the most effective protein synthesis systems among those based on animal extracts (2). Furthermore, it has the potential to perform eukaryote-specific protein modifications such as protein W-myristoylation and prenylation (3, 4). Thus, we expect that the insect cell-free protein synthesis system will be a useful method for target protein production in the reverse chemical genetics era, as well as for postgenomic studies. In this chapter, we describe standard protocols to synthesize proteins of interest using the insect cell-free protein synthesis system. 

CEX Plant/animal extraction crude drug POW Powders (includes oral and topical)... 

Flavors. Flavorings are used in the food industry to replace or enhance flavors that are lost during processing, to create flavor combinations that do not exist tn nature, and to mask objectionable flavors. Over 6000 flavor ingredients exist. They include essential oils, oleoresins. fruit juices and concentrates, botanical and animal extracts, aroma chemicals, and compounded flavors. See also Flavors and Essences. 

There is no dearth of chemical compounds that will cause a rise in blood pressure when injected into the experimental animal. Extracts of plant and animal tissues yield several, and enzymes present in the tissues will often produce pressor substances as a result of autolysis. For a chemical agent then to be proved as a cause of hypertension it must be found as such in the animal and in greater amount in the hypertensive than in the normal animal. The substance must be capable of producing a continued elevation of blood pressure when administered continuously to the normal animal. The substance must be of such a nature that the body does not make corrective or adaptive responses to it. In this fashion tachyphylaxis or immunological reactions may reduce the action of certain agents if given repeatedly. 

This situation was complicated by the fact that the production processes for traditional biologies, usually involving human or animal extracts, were highly susceptible to contamination. The reality that contaminants were often infectious materials or toxins amplified the threat. 

Cooper et al. [86] analyzed environmental matrices derived from soil, plant, and animal extracts to study an insecticide, a fungicide, and their metabolites. The clean-up steps consisted simply of removal of the solid debris by centrifugation and filtration. The authors recognized that while retention time reproducibility was satisfactory for a study of pesticides metabolism, in order to achieve the sensitivity required for this type of analysis a sample preconcentration step was required before the CEC separation. 

Folkoric additive Plant and animal extracts, protein derivatives ... 

When incorporated into regulatory residue procedures, these methods work satisfactorily with various plant and animal extracts down to levels of 0.02-0.1 ppm, depending on the pesticide concerned (Table I). 

Cleanup for Gas Chromatographic Analysis of Common Organic Pesticides in Ground Water, Soil, Plant, and Animal Extracts, Bull. Environ. Contam. Toxicol. (1968) 3, 65-70. 

When the distribution ratio is not highly favorable, it is still possible to obtain a quantitative and selective separation through the use of a countercurrent liquid extraction approach. Although such approaches are no longer practical, having largely been supplanted by instrumental techniques such as preparative HPLC and continuous solvent extraction, countercurrent separations are conceptually useful. These approaches can be applied to preliminary separation of complex mixtures or in the isolation of compounds that do not perform well in LC because of undesirable interaction with the stationary phase (irreversible adsorption, denaturation, etc.). For these reasons, most applications of countercurrent separations involve the isolation of natural or biochemical products from plant or animal extracts. As will be described below, countercurrent extractions form the theoretical basis for LLE cartridges. 

With the rapid increase in the incidence of diabetes among the population, it is no longer possible to satisfy the pharmaceutical requirement (estimated to be 15-20 tonnes per year in 2005) from animal sources. Furthermore, the animal-extracted insulins are slightly different from human insulin, which might cause formation of insulin-binding antibodies and allergic reactions. Porcine insulin, which differs from human insulin only by a single amino acid in position B30, can be converted to human insulin in a transpeptidation reaction, in which an alanine is replaced with a threonine [1]. 

All things considered, then, folic acid (or one of its derivatives) should be further studied as an anticancer agent, especially as it has been listed as an inhibitor for the same enzymes inhibited by the usual cytotoxic chemo agents. It is a substance natural to the body, and not some mysterious chemical or questionable plant or animal extract. Effective dosage levels and the best method of administration would have to be determined and the side effects established. If most doctors are reluctant to give even B12 or B-complex shots, megadoses of folic acid may not be on the cards. As with other cancer treatment alternatives, the patient may have to look at avenues other than medical orthodoxy. 

Yanai, N., S. Shiotani, M. Mizuno, H. Nabetani, and M. Nakajima. 2004. A simple and rapid HPLC method for quantification of histidine-containing dipeptides, anserine and carnosine, in animal extracts. Journal of the Japanese Society for Food Science and Technology 5 87-91. 

Honkanen, R.E. et al.. Development of a protein phosphatase-based assay for the detection of phosphatase inhibitors in crude whole cell and animal extract, Toxicon, 34, 1385, 1996. 

The main advantage of using synthetic products is that their costs are lower than those of natural products and they can always be obtained consistently without any problems related to poor crop quality or lack of supply or to difficulties using animal extracts, etc. In other words, artificial products cost less and represent fewer market variations. 

In the sixteenth century, perfumes were made using animal extracts, which were the base notes or xatives, and made the scent last longer (Piesse, 1855). Among these ingredients were ambergris, musk, and civet. 

Simple esters are split by extracts of all tissues. The number of different esterases is not known. The digestive esterases produced by the pancreas are called lipases because they hydrolyze the triglycerides that are the most prominent lipids. They also hydrolyze simple esters. A special group of enzymes hydrolyze phospholipids. So-called lecithinase A removes one acyl group from lecithin to form lysolecithin, which causes hemolysis of erythrocytes. This enzyme has been crystallized from snake venom. Other animal toxins and bacteria also form lysolecithin by hydrolysis of lecithin. The removal of the second acyl group is catalyzed by phospholipase B, which has been studied in plant and animal extracts and also occurs in bacteria. Other enzymes, phospholipase C and D, specifically remove phosphorylcholine and choline, respectively, from lecithin. 

Cationic softener Treated goods retain their wetting properties while their softness, hydrophilicity, breathability and anti-static properties are greatly enhanced. Most products are made from plant extracts do not use which consists of animal extracts. 

Analyzing the output of a simulation can be one of the most difficult aspects of molecular modeling research. At the end of an MD simulation you are left with a huge collection of energies, forces, atomic positions, and velocities. How do you extract from this the information you want One way is to write utility programs to do the analysis. There are many examples available to help with this, and standard textbooks provide good example codes. " If you do not want to do this, then some of the codes listed above have analysis utility tools that can help. LAMMPS, for example, has a collection of python-based pre- and postprocessing tools associated with it called Pizza.py. It can perform animations, extract thermodynamic data, read and... 

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