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  • ...the dietary fiber and sugars, resulting in a product that is almost purely protein. ...getarians and vegans. In addition to its high protein content, soy protein isolate contains minimal fat and no cholesterol, making it a heart-healthy option.
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  • ...other name or brand name for [[serum-derived bovine immunoglobulin protein isolate]].
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  • ...rus-top}}<br>commercially available preparation of caisenates, soy protein isolate, carbohydrates & lipids; used in parenteral nutrition
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  • ...the dietary fiber and sugars, resulting in a product that is almost purely protein. ...getarians and vegans. In addition to its high protein content, soy protein isolate contains minimal fat and no cholesterol, making it a heart-healthy option.
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  • ...ar protein. This can be used to determine the presence and quantity of the protein of interest, and to identify other proteins that associate with it. ...tate is then washed to remove any non-specifically bound proteins, and the protein of interest is eluted from the beads.
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  • ...ts produce results in 65 minutes.Ndima says, “Our kits help pathologists isolate and identify a virus’s DNA or genetic material from an infected pers
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  • ...e:Bodybuilding supplement high protein drink mix 700g.jpg|thumb|right|Whey protein powder]] ...ained popularity as a dietary supplement, particularly in the form of whey protein. In addition to its nutritional value, whey has various uses in food proces
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  • ...hemagglutinin protein (HA). The HA-tag is frequently used in the study of protein expression, localization, and interaction. ...ody. This allowed researchers to use the antibody to detect and purify any protein that had been engineered to include the HA-tag.
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  • ...cell or organism, followed by the expression of the encoded proteins. The protein of interest is then identified and isolated based on its biological activit ...NA can be isolated and sequenced to determine the gene responsible for the protein production.
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  • ...graphy]] that uses a biologically related agent to selectively bind to and isolate specific substances from a solution. This method can be used to purify and ...cular substance (the ligand), and this interaction is used to separate the protein from the other components of a mixture.
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  • ...ponse mediated by the host cellular protein, double-stranded RNA-dependent protein kinase (PKR). Check for active clinical trials using this agent.
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  • .... Each bar is formulated to provide a balanced mix of [[carbohydrates]], [[protein]], and [[fiber]], along with vitamins and minerals such as [[calcium]], [[i ...utz Over Chocolate. The ingredients typically include a mix of soy protein isolate, rice flour, almonds, and a variety of other natural ingredients depending
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  • ...rmula, especially for infants who are intolerant or allergic to cow's milk protein or lactose. ...a is made from soy protein isolate, which is a highly purified form of soy protein. It also contains carbohydrates, fats, vitamins, and minerals to provide a
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  • |Name=Fluffed peanut butter protein eggs |Protein=10.6
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  • ...of the larger [[G protein-coupled receptor]] (GPCR) superfamily. The EMR1 protein is predominantly expressed in [[macrophages]], a type of [[white blood cell ...ficant in the context of [[inflammation]] and [[immune surveillance]]. The protein's structure includes an extracellular region with EGF-like domains, which a
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  • ...in genetic engineering, such as gene cloning, gene expression studies, and protein production. The first step in subcloning is to isolate the DNA fragment of interest from the source DNA. This can be achieved thro
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  • ...osome]] during protein synthesis. This causes premature termination of the protein chain, leading to the death of the cell. In molecular biology, hygromycin is used as a selective agent to identify and isolate cells that have taken up foreign DNA. Cells that have been successfully tra
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  • ...us]]''. This enzyme is known for its ability to break down [[collagen]], a protein that forms the structural framework of various tissues in the body, includi ...omobacter iophagus collagenase'' is to degrade collagen, the most abundant protein in mammals. This process is crucial in various physiological and pathologic
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  • ==Protein in foods== Healthy dietary patterns include a variety of protein foods in nutrient-dense forms.
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  • | name = Whey Protein | type = Protein
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  • ...n purification must be carefully designed to maintain the integrity of the protein and ensure that it remains functional. ...d. The complexity of the purification process depends on the nature of the protein, its source, and its intended use. For example, therapeutic proteins requir
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