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Dictionary » D » Dextran DextranDextran high molecular weight polysaccharides synthesised by some micro organisms. Consist of D glucose linked by _ 1,6 bonds (and a few _ 1,3 and _ 1,4 bonds). Dextran 75 (average molecular weight 75 kD) has a colloid osmotic pressure similar to blood Plasma, so dextran 75 solutions are used clinically as plasma expanders. They will also cause charge shielding and at the right concentrations induce flocculation of red cells, a trick that is used in preparing leucocyte rich plasma for white Cell purification in the laboratory. Cross linked dextran is the basis for sephadex. Commercially derived from strains of Leuconostoc mesenteroides. ![]()
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Results from our forumThe Fiber Disease... was added. Cover slips were placed, and the slides were incubated at 40°C overnight in a humid chamber. The hybridization buffer consisted of 10% dextran, 0.2% bovine serum albumin, and 0.01% polyadenosine, in 5X SET buffer; the 25X SET buffer consisted of 3.75M sodium chloride, 25 mM EDTA, and ...
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How is food digested?... maltose by salivary amylase. As I know in Biochemistry, there's alpha and beta amylase in which alpha amylase will degrade amylum into maltose and dextran, while beta amylase will degrade amylum into maltose...now, which one is salivary amylase?is it alpha or beta? I'll add more another time...:D
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The Fiber Disease... There are also a number of biodegradable polymers derived from natural sources such as modified polysaccharides (cellulose, chitin, dextran) or modified proteins (fibrin, casein). To date, the compounds that have been employed most widely in commercial applications are PGA and PLA, ...
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