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Preparation of Egg Albumin Microcapsules and Microspheres
Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences, 1981Protein microspheres and microcapsules containing fine hydrophilic particles (spherical silica gel beads, iron hydrous oxidemodified nylon 12, or phenacetin) were prepared by using water-soluble egg albumin, which is heat-coagulable at 50-80 degrees. The size and size distribution of the microspheres and microcapsules formed and the microencapsulation ...
T, Ishizaka, K, Endo, M, Koishi
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Research in Veterinary Science, 1978
The long-term effects of colostrum on active immunity to two unrelated antigens are described. Lambs were fed with pooled colostrum--to equalise passive immunity--with or without added antibodies to egg albumin (Ea). There were significant breed differences in the response both to Brucella abortus measured at one month of age, and to Ea, measured at ...
M R, Williams, R, Halliday, A R, MacLeod
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The long-term effects of colostrum on active immunity to two unrelated antigens are described. Lambs were fed with pooled colostrum--to equalise passive immunity--with or without added antibodies to egg albumin (Ea). There were significant breed differences in the response both to Brucella abortus measured at one month of age, and to Ea, measured at ...
M R, Williams, R, Halliday, A R, MacLeod
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Spontaneous degradation of hemoglobin and egg albumin
Archives of Biochemistry and Biophysics, 1977Abstract Hemolysates of red cells of the horse, after removal of stroma and prolonged dialysis, released free amino acids on standing. A similar release of amino acids was not found when a solution of purified hemoglobin A was allowed to age, but a small number of peptides were found. Crude and purified egg albumin, when allowed to stand in solution,
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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1924
To the Editor: —InThe Journal, April 19, p. 1285, appeared a communication by Dr. W. W. Goodrich reporting the use of egg albumin as a culture medium for the diphtheria bacillus. In this communication, Dr. Goodrich stated that none of the laboratory men to whom he mentioned the medium had ever heard of its use.
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To the Editor: —InThe Journal, April 19, p. 1285, appeared a communication by Dr. W. W. Goodrich reporting the use of egg albumin as a culture medium for the diphtheria bacillus. In this communication, Dr. Goodrich stated that none of the laboratory men to whom he mentioned the medium had ever heard of its use.
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Denaturation of Egg Albumin by Pressure
Science, 1941E A, Grant, R B, Dow, W R, Franks
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ELECTROPHORESIS EXPERIMENTS WITH EGG ALBUMINS AND HEMOGLOBINS
Science, 1938K, Landsteiner +2 more
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Albumins from the three albuminous layers of the hen's egg
Archives of Biochemistry and Biophysics, 1952V I, FRAMPTON, M J, JONCICH
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Could egg albumin be egg shaped?
International Journal of Biological Macromolecules, 1981openaire +1 more source