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Denaturation may
refer to:
Denaturation (biochemistry), a
structural change in
macromolecules caused by
extreme conditions Denaturation (fissile materials)...
- food and
beverage applications and
certain chemical reactions where the
denaturant would interfere. In
molecular biology,
denatured ethanol should not be...
- of
denaturant concentration or temperature. A
denaturant melt
measures the free
energy of
unfolding as well as the protein's m value, or
denaturant dependence...
- such as by
changing the
temperature or pressure, pH,
adding chemical denaturants, or
applying force as with an
atomic force microscope tip. If the equilibrium...
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single DNA
strands are
being separated,
either by heat or by
addition of
denaturant or by
increasing the pH level. The opposite, a
decrease of absorbance...
- risks. The name
denatonium reflects the substance's
primary use as a
denaturant and its
chemical nature as a cation,
hence -onium as a Neo-Latin suffix...
- and
homeopathy drugs.
Brucine is one of the many
chemicals used as a
denaturant to make
alcohol unfit for
human consumption. One of the most
famous cultural...
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under inert atmosphere. tert-Butyl
alcohol is used as a solvent,
ethanol denaturant,
paint remover ingredient, and
gasoline octane booster and oxygenate....
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protein folding kinetic data in the
presence of
varying concentrations of
denaturant that
disrupts the protein's
native tertiary structure. The plot is known...
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nucleic acid
denaturants include:
Acetic acid HCl
Nitric acid
Basic nucleic acid
denaturants include: NaOH
Other nucleic acid
denaturants include: DMSO...
