| An antibody against botulinum toxin is available, which binds to the toxin and inactivates it. |
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| This effect would be exacerbated if hypochlorous acid inactivates proteinase inhibitor by oxidizing its critical methionine residue. |
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| This is the opposite of the situation in higher plants, where red light activates and far-red light inactivates phytochrome. |
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| However, studies have shown that lead, like other heavy metals, inactivates enzymes. |
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| One mutation inactivates the p53 gene, which normally can trigger apoptosis. |
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| At this stage, heat inactivates the polyphenol enzymes and dries the leaf to a moisture content of about 3 percent. |
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| A third method of pathogen inactivation is therefore being considered that not only inactivates all viruses but also kills bacteria, parasites, and lymphocytes. |
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| This inactivates T lymphocytes remaining in the component so that they are unable to engraft. |
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| The active principles are either a soluble TNF receptor that binds to and inactivates TNF-alpha, or an anti-TNF-alpha monoclonal antibody. |
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| Artificially introducing antisense RNAs into cells selectively inactivates genes by interfering with normal RNA metabolism. |
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| In combination with a cofactor, it inactivates thrombin thus preventing the conversion of fibrinogen to fibrin. |
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| Mepilex Border Ag inactivates wound related pathogens within 30 minutes of application and maintains release action for up to 7 days. |
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| Through cooking of food products readily inactivates Vibrio spp. even in highly contaminated products. |
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| The system does not delete the component entries that you wish to deactivate, but inactivates them in this table. |
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| Mepilex Border Sacrum Ag inactivates wound related pathogens within 30 minutes with sustained effect up to 7 days. |
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| In contrast to lactoferrin, lactoperoxidase inactivates or kills a broad spectrum of microorganisms through an enzymatic reaction. |
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| The protease solution digests proteins to promote lysis, inactivates nucleases, and facilitates release of the RNA analyte. |
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| Disinfection destroys or inactivates the majority of microorganisms within the treated wastewater effluent, including those that are pathogenic to humans. |
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| The active ingredient electrically depolarizes the microbe's membrane and inactivates them, creating a permanently protected surface. |
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| Sterilization inactivates even resistant bacterial endospores. |
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| What this treats: This system inactivates bacteria, viruses, and protozoa. |
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| Canning also inactivates enzymes that could cause the food to spoil. |
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| This thermal shock expels air from the vegetable tissues and inactivates certain enzymes thus ensuring that optimal quality and flavour are retained prior to and during storage. |
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| It is toxic to rats, inactivates some human tumor cells, and has beneficial effects in the treatment of aplastic anemia, the shortage of blood cells in humans due to the destruction of blood-forming tissues. |
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| The system inactivates plasma and platelets using the same illumination device, process and active compound. |
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| The mask is CE-certified an inactivates pathogens like those that can ause Influenza A, H1N1, H5N1, common colds, measles, MRSA, pneumonia and SARS, in the mask. |
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| Low density lipoprotein inactivates Vibrio vulnificus cytolysin through the oligomerization of toxin monomer. |
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| The drawback, however, is that aspirin also inactivates cyclooxygenase-1, a related enzyme that produces prostaglandins, substances necessary for normal tissue function. |
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| According to scientists including Markus Zweckstetter and Eckhard Mandelkow, methylene blue inactivates molecular residues that promote the bonding of tau proteins. |
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