Sentences with phrase «molecular size»

The casein and whey proteins, however, will not pass through the membrane due to their larger molecular size.

Essential oils are just the right molecular size to make this journey as well.

Most notably, fulvic acid is smaller in molecular size.

It should be mentioned that traditional or conventional filtration is typically used for the separation of suspended particles larger than 10 µm, while membrane filtration separates substances with molecular sizes less than 10 µm.

DNA marker indicates molecular size marker phiX / 174 HaeIII.

Manufacturers will also often combine filtration with an ion - exchange technique to selectively filter out particles by ionic charge rather than just molecular size

It's very moisturizing, nutrient dense and high in vitamins like A, C, and E. Its large molecular size makes coconut a heavy oil that holds in moisture and can clog pores.

Minute, molecular sized particles are drawn off of the positive electrode, having a positive electrical charge.

It's actually better absorbed than normal hyaluronic acid, with a lower molecular size.

There is truly an art to this Korean skin care layering system: it all boils down to molecular sizes within the skincare formulas and what needs to be first, second, and so on for it to properly penetrate your skin.

Corta - Flx is a joint supplement that contains key isolates of chondroitin sulfate and glucosamine in proper molecular size, assuring passage through cell walls.

Despite the promise shown by antibody - based therapies, the large molecular size of antibodies limits their ability to efficiently penetrate solid tumors and precludes efficient crossing of the blood - brain - barrier into the central nervous system (CNS).

Collagen derived from fish is smaller in molecular size than collagen derived from cows or pigs, and is therefore more «bioavailable.»

With small molecular size, essential oils penetrate the skin easier and faster, delivering the healing properties where and when you need them most.

The trio concluded that the gene was an indivisible physicochemical unit of molecular size, and they proposed that a mutation involved the alteration of a chemical bond in that molecule.

Although it has gluten, the gluten has a different composition and molecular size than that of modern day wheat.

Miller's lab has been able to tune the bond - forming functions in peptide - based catalysts, which are similar to nature's enzymes in that they are composed of amino acids, but are orders of magnitude simpler in terms of their molecular size.

As part of the GRAND project, graphene has also been integrated into a non-volatile memory device that could be reduced to molecular sizes — a graphene memory measuring just 1x1 nm that retains the information stored in it even when power is turned off.

Atomic and molecular sizes can not be changed, but the heat problem is not unsolvable.

«switchSENSE ® gives researchers new tools to understanding protein - ligand interaction by combining traditional kinetics measurements with changes in molecular size and shape.»

However, their large molecular size and high affinity to antigens at the tumor border limit the ability of antibodies to deeply penetrate tumor foci [1].

Dr. Jack Kruse: And that's the reason why cells are 99 % water by uh — molecular size and what's — what surrounds the mitochondria?

The pectin found in many fruits can not be absorbed into the bloodstream due to its large molecular size.

These compounds differ in molecular size, polarity, and solubility, and these differences may affect the bioavailability and distribution of each phytochemical in different macromolecules, subcellular organelles, cells, organs, and tissues.

This process separates milk components according to their molecular size.