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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a protectant for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a substance or product that provides protection against damage or harm, typically in contexts related to health, beauty, or environmental protection.
Example: "This cream acts as a protectant for your skin against harmful UV rays."
Alternatives: "a shield for" or "a safeguard for".
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Tributyrin was used as a protectant for the P. fluorescens lipase.
Sucrose, while effective during freeze-drying itself, fails to serve as a protectant for S-HBsAg during storage at room or higher temperatures.
CsA could not be replaced by FK506, because CsA works not only as an immunosuppressant (similar to FK506) but also as a protectant for maintaining the integrity of the mitochondrial membrane.
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It may be concluded that CT from F. infectoria leaves at 1.5% in supplement could be used as a protectant of proteins for improving the performance of lambs.
Spray on a heat protectant for protecting your hair, such as the CHI Iron Guard, or TRESemme heat therapy mist.
Not using a heat protectant for a long period of time causes damage.
For example, melanin in fungi serves as a protectant from harmful UV and solar radiation, it also neutralizes free radicals and provides structural rigidity to cell walls [35] [39].
Taken together, our findings may help to develop a potential protectant for IR-induced SNHL.
Do not forget to use a heat protectant for your hair - scene hair gets damaged easily, with all the teasing and straightening.
Trehalose was found to be an effective protectant for freeze-dried and vacuum-dried samples, and it is equivalent to a protective formulation which is in current industrial use.
In mammals, sebaceous glands provide a grease that serves as a protectant and lubricant for hair and skin.
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