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Showing 1 to 20 of 72 for “"Serum protein"”.
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Histone/Serum Protein interactions, A cause of Pseudoimmunological reactions
… been described by Murray (1964) as basic nuclear proteins which are at some time associated with DNA. Reviews on the biochemistry of histones have been written by Phillips (1962), Busch (1965 ), Butler, Johns and Phillips (1968), Hnilica (1967) and Bonner, Dabrnus, Fambrough, Huang, Marushige and …
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Evaluation of serum protein-based arrival formula and serum protein (Gammulin) on performance, morbidity, and mortality of stressed (transport and cold) male dairy calves
… of stressors such as cold and transport. Serum protein products have been proposed to improve health and diminish effects of stress in dairy calves. The aim of this study was to assess a serum protein-based arrival formula (AF) and use of a serum protein supplement (G; Gammulin, APC Inc.) …
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An Immunologic Investigation of Bisalbuminemia : A Genetically Transmitted Serum Protein Anomaly
… albumin fraction were compared to normal serum albumin. Procedure. Cellulose acetate electrophoresis was used to determine the genotypes from which was established the genetic pedigree of the bisalbumin trait. Sera of family members was screened using the following tests: Complete blood …
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The serum protein fractions in rabbits inoculated with brain and Freund's adjuvant
… will be followed by the report of a study of the serum protein fractions in rabbits during the development of EAE.
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Bovine serum protein hormone concentration during late pregnancy, parturition and early lactation
Thesis (M.S.)--Michigan State University. Dept. of Dairy Science, 1972
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Microfluidic particle tracking technique towards white blood cell subtype counting and serum protein quantification
… built upon to count white blood cell subtypes or serum protein from a drop of blood. Traditionally, researchers have counted white blood cell subtypes by capturing them. However, an elegant and more accurate way to do the same is by exploiting the transitory interactions between the antigen on the …
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The effects of weaning stress on the serum protein profile of calves : a proteomic analysis
… will cause sufficient stress in cattle to alter protein profiles in serum, which can be used to identify this type of stress. To do this we employed proteomic methodologies including two-dimensional gel electrophoresis and mass spectrometry to compare an abrupt weaned group of calves to a never …
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The effect of increasing the serum protein content of cottage curd on quality and yield
… at 143°F. for 30 min. the heat labile serum proteins remained with the whey and represented a loss of approximately 15% of the total cheese milk protein. However, when higher heat treatments than pasteurization were applied, up to 65% of the serum proteins of cheese milk were denatured, …
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Serum protein fluxes between the vasculature and tissues of the hindlimbs in calves fed soy or urea purified diets
Proteins in the arterial and venous sera collected from the hindlimbs of calves. fed purified diets under steady state conditions with soy protein or urea providing all dietary nitrogen were examined. Ion-exchange chromatography provided an initial fractionation into four groups of proteins. The …
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Movement of plasma free, erythrocyte free, peptide and serum protein amino acids across the gastrointestinal tract and liver of calves
Peptide, plasma free, erythrocyte free and serum protein amino acid arteriovenous differences were quantified across the gastrointestinal tract (GIT) and liver of growing calves during a "steady state" and fasting metabolism. Six Holstein steer calves (136 kg) surgically equipped with cannulae in …
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A comparison of root diameter and protein content of hair to serum protein, urinary nitrogen, and diet in preschool children
… to evaluate the use of hair root diameter and protein/root as a practical and reliable field method for assessment of protein nutritional status. Subjects were thirty-five Caucasian preschool children from rural low-income families. Hair root diameter and protein/root were compared to urinary …
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Studies on the Role of Vitamin D in the Mineralization of Bone: A Vitamin D-dependent Serum Protein That Stimulates the Incorporation of 45 Calcium by Bone Cells in Vitro
Research in the 1920's established that rickets, a bone disease in which newly synthesized osteoid matrix does not calcify, was caused by a dietary deficiency in the fat-soluble vitamin D. These investigators concluded that vitamin D was necessary for the normal mineralization of bone. After 50 …
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Chemical and physical changes resulting from UHT treatment of milk
… taken at each heat treatment temperature. The serum was separated by rennin coagulation of the caseins and the heat denatured serum proteins. A fluorometric method of analysis for total sulfhydryl content of milk serum was developed that was rapid and sensitive to changes in parts per billion. …
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Maintenance protein requirement of twelve month old female rats
… month old female rats were used to determine a protein requirement for tissue maintenance. Diets contained 0.84 to 4.69 percent protein and were fed for 28 days. Liver composition, carcass composition and serum protein levels were determined, and a protein requirement level was also predicted. …
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The effect of dietary caloric restriction during pregnancy on maternal and fetal body composition in the obese Sprague Dawley rat
… Maternal and fetal body composition, maternal serum protein concentrations were examined. Weight change for pregnant rats was +85 gms in the ad lib-fed group, +82 gms in the 15% calorie restricted group, and +56 gms in the 30% calorie restricted group. Weight changes for the non-pregnant rats …
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The Effects of TET2-Deficiency on Neutrophil Gene Expression and Function
… With informed consent and ethics approval, serum and peripheral blood (PB) were collected from CHIP subjects and controls. RNA was extracted from whole PB and mRNA expression of two representative neutrophil granule genes, myeloperoxidase (MPO) and lactotransferrin (LTF), were assessed using …
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Horizontal starch gel electrophoresis as a technique for examining gray squirrel population genetics
… electrophoresis to separate gray squirrel blood serum was investigated. Three sources of variation in the techniques were identified: (1) minor variation within-run; (2) variation across-run; (3) variation due to the sampling technique. The frequencies of the most anodal bands of 42 gray squirrel …
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Biochemical aspects of the idiopathic respiratory distress syndrome of the newborn
… undertaken primarily to investigate the plasma protein system in infants with IRDS, as compared with healthy premature infants, as it had previously been reported that the plasma protein concentration in affected infants was abnormally low. It was attempted further to establish biochemical …
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The effect of varying levels of dietary protein on carcass composition of eleven- and eighteen-month-old male rats
… months, in response to varying levels of dietary protein was determined. Groups varying of ten rats of each age were fed diets containing from 1.53 to 8.05 percent protein as casein supplemented with d-1-methionine for five weeks. The 8.05% protein groups were used as controls. Carcasses were …
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Leveraging Machine Learning to Identify Proteomic Biomarkers of Tibial Bone Stress Reinjury
… we present a longitudinal exploration of 1500 serum proteins in 30 female recreational runners diagnosed with BSIs. Serum protein levels were measured at five distinct timepoints over a year of healing, during which additional BSIs were observed in 10 individuals (33%).Top of FormBottom of Form …
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