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Seal membrane

By 1960 it seemed likely that vesicles (sealed membrane preparations) were essential for ATP formation to occur. R.J.P. Williams (1959-1961 see 1993) postulated that complex assemblies of catalysts, as in the cytochrome chain, would allow spatial separation of reaction products within the mitochondrial membrane. The initial site of reaction with... [Pg.95]

Bucheli, T. D., S. R. Mttller, A. Voegelin, and R. P. Schwarzenbach, Bituminous roof sealing membranes as major source of the herbicide (R,S)-mecoprop in roof runoff waters Potential contamination of groundwater and surface waters , Environ. Sci. Technol., 32, 3465-3471 (1998b). [Pg.1218]

For sealing membranes into bags it is easiest to cut two sheets of plastic and place one underneath and one on top of the membrane Heat seal around three sides to make a bag, add the incubation solution, remove any air bubbles and seal the fourth side... [Pg.215]

One of the most essential spheres of their application is aircraft engineering. Silicone rubbers are used as seals, membranes, profile parts, flexjoints, etc. and operate at veiy low temperatures at high altitudes, in large concentrations of ozone and under various weather effects. [Pg.476]

FIG. 22-53 Spiral -wound module used in many membrane processes. Permeate collection material is wound on a perforated permeate pipe. A membrane sandwich is constructed over the permeate carrier using glue seams as seals. Membrane sandwiches are separated by feed-channel spacers, through which the feed stream is passed. Courtesy Koch Membrane Systems. )... [Pg.1785]

Tub filling machines can be fitted with a variety of functions depending on whether the margarine is packaged in tubs with a heat-sealed membrane or cover-leaf under the lid, for example. The main functions of a tub filling machine for margarine normally are (67) ... [Pg.2900]

Tub cleaning or sterilization device Automatic CIP cleaning system Coverleaf station with magazine Sealing membrane station with magazine Other functions... [Pg.2900]

Khaw, B.A. Torchilin, V.P. Vural, I. Narula, J. Plug and seal prevention of hypoxic cardiocyte death by sealing membrane lesions with antimyosin-liposomes. Nature Med. 1995,1, 1195-1198. [Pg.1168]

Khaw BA, Torchilin VP, Virral I, Narula J (1995) Plug and seal prevention of hypoxic cell death by sealing membrane lesions with cytoskeleton-specific immimoliposomes. Nat Med 1 1195-1198... [Pg.319]

Separator Grid v -Epo y Edge J Seal Membrane Porous Baching Membrane... [Pg.868]

The spiral coil oxygenator illustrates many of the problems and advantages of membrane oxygenators. It contains a sealed membrane... [Pg.219]

Particles do accumulate on each other and seal membrane pores, dparticic dpore... [Pg.150]

The studies confirm that the close-packed region of the membrane forms the rate-limiting barrier for trans-membrane movement by simple diffusion. This situation may be physiologically relevant in that the leakiness of the cell membrane can clearly be affected by physiological control of the cholesterol content of the cell membrane. Bacterial and plant cell membranes which do not contain cholesterol and which are not particularly leaky must have other compositional pecuharities to provide well-sealed membranes. [Pg.26]

A different type of binding , first characterized in zucchini [6] and more recently in lupin [ 16] and in maize [7], consists of pH-driven auxin accumulation by sealed membrane vesicles and mimics the characteristics of in vivo auxin transport. Sites of auxin transport and of auxin action may have some relationship [4], but are operationally distinguishable in that binding of the kind thought to represent receptor binding does not require either a pH gradient or intact vesicles. [Pg.106]

Sterile product flows through the filling head and into the bag past the partially sealed membrane on the bottom of the gland. [Pg.106]

B.A. Khaw, V.R Torchilin, I. Vural, and J. Narula, Plug and seal Prevention of hypoxic car-diocyte death by sealing membrane lesions with antimyosin-liposomes, Nat Med, 1 (11), 1195-8,1995. [Pg.339]

Adsorption and desorption on and off materials are negligible in the case of metals, in the case of plastic materials, however, as they are used for seals, membranes, valve seats, they develop values that have to be noted. Plashes are able to adsorb considerable amounts of gases and vapours and to desorb them again. Even the plashc material itself can desorb volahle components such as softening agents. Therefore, care has to be taken that independent from the applicahon the amoimt of plastic components in the ultra-pure gas systems is as low as possible. [Pg.273]


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