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Fig. 8.1 Schematic representation of the devolatilization process. The hatched area represents the polymer melt being devolatilized, which is almost always subject to laminar flow. The bubbles shown are created by the boiling mechanism and by entrapped vapors dragged into the flowing/ circulating melt by moving surfaces.

Fig. 11.7. Pattern of immune responses of an oncosphere of a taeniid cestode (e.g. Echinococcus granulosus) during initial penetration of the hatched oncosphere (initiating early immunity ) and its subsequent migration to, and establishment in, its definitive site, where it is subject to late immunity . The exact site of hatching (in man) is unknown most eggs probably hatch in the upper duodenum.

Reduction in hatch time For a given fresh feed and a given separation, the column performance is measured in terms of minimum batch time required to achieve a desired separation (specified top product purity (x D]) and bottom product purity (x B2) for binary mixture). Then an optimal amount and composition of recycle, subject to physical bounds (maximum reboiler capacity, maximum allowable purity of the off-cut) are obtained in an overall minimum time to produce the same separation (identical top and bottom products as in the... 

Figure 1-2. Family pedigree of the patients. Solid squares and circles indicate subjects with mental retardation, and circle with hatched lines denotes a person with borderline intelligence.

Figure 7.1 Schematic representation of PCR N0 copies of duplex template DNA are subjected to n cycles of PCR. During each cycle, duplex DNA is denatured by heating, allowing primers (arrows) to anneal to the targeted sequence (hatched square). In the presence of DNA polymerase and dNTPs, the primers are extended. The desired blunt-ended duplex product (thick bars with arrows) does not appear until after the third cycle, and accumulates exponentially during subsequent cycles. After n cycles of PCR, N0 (1 + Y)""1 copies of duplex product are present. [Reprinted with permission from Cha and Thilly, PCR Methods Appl 3 S18 (1993).]...

Tamura T, Soong SJ, Sauberlich HE, Hatch KD, Cole P, Butterworth CE, Jr. Evaluation of the deoxyuridine suppression test by using whole blood samples from folic acid-supplemented subjects. An J Clin Nutr 1990 51 80-6. 

Figure 49-22 PTHrP in normal subjects and patients with malignancies and other disorders. Hatched area indicates the normal reference interval. (Adapted from Pandian AIR, Morgan CH, Carlton E, Segre GV. Modified /mmunorod/ometr/c ossoy of parathyroid hormone-related protein clinical app/icatfon in the differential diagnosis of hypercalcemia. Clin Chem 1992 38 282 SS.)...

Another diminution in the value of patents in the United States is the result of the Hatch-Waxman Act. This law provides a significant economic incentive to generics companies to attack the validity of US patents. (See Chapter 29 for a more complete discussion on this subject.)... 

Isolates surviving 2 x 48 freeze-thaw cycles (see text) were used to initiate cultures and these were subjected to further freeze-thaw treatments. Single isolates Chryseobacterium sp. (first light bar in each set), E. coli (black, second bar in each cycle set) and Enterococcus sp. (grey, third bar in each cycle set). A fraction of the Enterococcus sp. culture was also separated from the culture medium and resuspended in the- spent medium derived from the Chryseobacterium sp. cultures prior to freeze-thaw cycles (hatched, fourth bar in each cycle set). Error bars represent standard deviations. 

This is the term applied to the cultivation of silkworms. The first essential for success is a good stock of mulberry trees. The eggs are hatched in incubating rooms which are maintained between 20° and 25°C (68° and 77°F). As the worms hatch they are transferred to frames where they are fed on chopped mulberry leaves. Plenty of fresh air and cleanliness are essential for the well-being of the worms because they are subject to many diseases, these being one of the great hazards of sericulture. Pasteur studied the causes of sickness in silkworms, and this particular work was a part of... 

Figure 11.12 Comparison, following a chromatographic separation, of UV and fluorescence detection. Aflatoxins, which are carcinogenic contaminants present in certain hatches of grain cereals, are the subject of analysis by HPLC. Detection by fluorescence is much more sensitive to Gj and B2 than with UV detection (reproduced courtesy of SUPELCO). Below left, schematic of the different components of a LC-detector based upon fluorescence. This detector is able to find rapidely, for each compound eluted, the best coupling of excitation/emission without interrupting the chromatography underway (reproduced courtesy of a document from Agilent Technologies).

The development of the moths, Plodia interpunctella and Ephestia elutella at 11 humidities was the subject of a study by Imura (1981). Humidity had little effect on eggs laid, % hatch, or pupal mortality. Development of E. elutella from egg to adult varied from 37 days at 76% r.h. to 92 days at 33% r.h. P. interpunctella took 29 days at 76% r.h. and 71 days at 43% r.h. However, the crucial effect of r.h. was on the death of the developing moths, so that E. elutella failed to develop at 23% r.h., due to cumulative mortality of the stages, and P. interpunctella failed to complete development at 38% r.h. 

Very informative studies were conducted by Hatch and his associates (5, 14, 22, 23) on the penetration and retention of microparticles in the respiratory tract of human volunteers. They devised a special partitioning apparatus whereby the different fractions of respiratory air could be trapped and analyzed. The subjects were placed in a mechanical respirator in order to control the respiratory cycle, and were exposed to uniformly sized particles of clay. It was... 

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