Sentences with phrase «hydrolysis which»

This is because it has undergone a process called partial hydrolysis which is a prerequisite for the body to effectively absorb the protein.

It is manufactured through a chemical process called hydrolysis which converts the starch in cornstarch to sugar.

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The collagen has undergone a process of hydrolysis (separating the molecular bonds between collagen strands with an acid, like lime or enzymes) to reduce the protein into smaller peptides, which renders it more readily bioavailable.

The RAPTOR ™ process (or Rapid Transformation of Organic Residues) is a powerful anaerobic digestion process which in this application consists of a mechanical pretreatment of the organic residues (mainly the potato peels), thermophilic hydrolysis in a TAR (Thermophilic Acidogenic Reactor) followed by methane fermentation in a thermophilic digester of the ANAMIX ™ - T type.

«Not only is our physics - based simulation and animation system as good as other data - based modeling systems, it led to the new scientific insight that the limited motion of the dynein hinge focuses the energy released by ATP hydrolysis, which causes dynein's shape change and drives microtubule sliding and axoneme motion,» says Ingber.

UD's one - step technology integrates the pretreatment step and the hydrolysis of cellulose and hemicellulose in one pot and operates at considerably low temperature (85 °C) and short reaction time (one hour), which makes the method energy efficient.

Almost all ATP synthesis is the result of urea hydrolysis, which generates an energy - producing electrochemical gradient.

The Micellar Whey Molecule is double the size of a normal whey molecule, which slows the rate of hydrolysis over time, while still providing high levels of key amino acids like Leucine.

It could be down to hydrolysis of chemical progoitrin which yields a compound called goitrin.

The differences indirectly provide relative information between muscle fibers about the speed at which ATP hydrolysis occurs, although the staining procedure does not directly measure the speed of hydrolysis (see review by Scott et al. 2001).

They are commercially produced from hydrolyzed yeasts which undergo multiple chemical changes in order to allow extraction of the nucleotides, including heating to denature proteins, cell wall proteolysis, enzymatic hydrolysis and dehydration.

The degradation of vitamin C in mammals is initiated by the hydrolysis of dehydroascorbate to 2,3 - diketo - l - gulonate, which is spontaneously degraded to oxalate, CO (2) and l - erythrulose.

A fraction of dietary starch which is resistant to in vitro enzymatic hydrolysis has been termed resistant starch.

The use of injection - molded hydrolysis - resistant PA 6/6 for thermal - cycling management is a lightweight - enabling material for this design, which requires exacting manufacturing consistency and high levels of repeatability and reproducibility.

Borohydride reduction of the periodate - oxidised polysaccharide yields a polyalcohol, which, on partial hydrolysis with acid, affords O -(3 - O - methyl - d - galactopyranosyl)- (1 → 4)- O -(3 - O - methyl - d - galactopyranosyl)- (1 → 4)- O -(3 - O - methyl - d - galactopyranosyl)- (1 → 4)- l - rhamnose.

Animal digest is defined by AAFCO as: «material which results from chemical and / or enzymatic hydrolysis of clean and un-decomposed animal tissue.

AAFCO defines it as: «material which results from chemical and / or enzymatic hydrolysis of clean and un-decomposed animal tissue.

This ingredient is described as «material which results from chemical and / or enzymatic hydrolysis of undecomposed animal tissue.»

The Aquamation hydrolysis alkaline process uses alkali, which is the chemical opposite of an acid.

(4) The activity of bromelain is measured in the FCC PU; the assay of which is based on the hydrolysis of casein.

DC Water introduced new thermal hydrolysis technology and capacity at the Blue Plains plant, which is now the largest thermal hydrolysis installation in the world.