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They reported the observation of cobalt binding and regeneration of binding sites.

In a classical SPR experiment, several cycles of binding and regeneration of the surface are performed in order to determine the rate and the equilibrium constants of the reaction.

The sensing surface was stable for more than 330 binding and regeneration cycles allowing a high degree of re-use.

All purification steps, including bead dispensing, binding of the biotinylated product to the streptavidin moieties, washing, elution and regeneration of beads, were carried out in the Magnatrix 1200 automated workstation (Magnetic Biosolutions AB, Sweden).

All these symbols represent the preservation and regeneration of life.

A system based on high-performance affinity chromatography was developed for characterizing the binding, elution and regeneration kinetics of immobilized antibodies and immunoaffinity supports.

Data for nine consecutive binding, washing, elution and regeneration rounds of the PCR products is presented in Figure 1D.

Maximal binding responses and sufficient regeneration of the sensor surface with maintained hMT1A activity were achieved using 70 μl/min flow rate at 37 °C with 100 mM NaOH as the regeneration solution.

Compared with saline treatment, prolonged treatment with NAC increased serum ALT/AST and also induced evident hepatocyte vacuolation and delayed liver regeneration as shown by histopathology; This detrimental effect was associated with reduced hepatic NF-κB DNA binding and decreased expression of cell cycle protein cyclin D1, two important factors in liver regeneration.

This beneficial effect was associated with increased hepatic tissue TNF-α concentration, enhanced hepatic NF-κB DNA binding and increased expression of cell cycle protein cyclin D1, three important factors in liver regeneration.

This detrimental effect was associated with reduced hepatic nuclear factor (NF -κB DNF -κBDNAg and decreased expression of cell cycle protein cyclin D1, two important factors in liver regeneration.