Sentences with phrase «out of a single protein»

To reiterate, this dog food is made out of a single protein instead of a blend of many.

Not exact matches

It isn't just the calories that are ridiculously overvalued for the recipe after all: for example, no way you get 37 g of protein out of the 1/4 c of yogurt, a single egg and a handful of seeds and vegetables in one serving.

Typically, stability measurements can only be carried out on a single, purified protein, but Fitzgerald's group has spent the last decade perfecting a technique that can determine the stabilities of complex mixtures of proteins — up to hundreds or even thousands of proteins at once.

Still, the panelists confessed that they were unable to spell out the risks of relying heavily on a single macronutrient, such as protein — the recipe for certain popular diets — and that the data failed to answer all their questions.

Tavazoie points out that «it is remarkable that within a single cell type, synonymous changes in genetic sequence can dramatically affect the levels of specific proteins, their transcripts, and the way a cell behaves.»

It turned out to be a polymer similar to chitin, containing long chains of amino acids, possible enzymes or transport proteins, and thousands of sites that each cupped a single iron atom.

The team singled out the gene Mecp2, which encodes a protein that regulates the expression of genes that help forge connections between nerve cells.

Scientists had simply inserted a single gene into bacteria and coaxed them into churning out as many copies of the same protein as possible.

They did this by comparing the effects of knocking out the entire protein vs. just knocking out the catalytic activity of the enzyme with a single point mutation.

The gut wall (that is, the lining of the intestines) is made up of a single layer of tiny cells which allow nutrients and water in while keeping bacteria, large proteins, and other toxins out.

I don't have a single source I can send people to for this protein / GNG / keto malarkey yet — apart from a biochem book, there are dozens of various bits spread out over the interwebs and amongst journals, and maybe oneday I'll get bored enough to compile them all like the others.

Chris, without arguing levels of toxicity, I single out wheat and HFCS for two reasons: 1) Modern Wheat contains proteins (gliadin, etc.) that stimulate appetite and wreak havoc on the intestinal system.

Sherry Redwine, co-owner of Dallas - based Odyssey Pets, agreed that limited - ingredient and single - source protein diets are a great way to weed out allergen culprits.

Interesting, though, that you singled out «nuts» while ignoring «legumes and tubers» which are the major vegetarian sources of protein and calories.