Sentence examples for elution area from inspiring English sources
The amount of fructose transferred and incorporated into inulin (FPOL) was determined from a reference plot relating inulin GPC elution area to inulin concentration, which was constructed according to the procedure described above using inulin precipitated with ethanol and subsequently freeze-dried.
Products of different enzyme reaction systems are injected into the injection hole to observe the changes of elution peak area.
Peptide proteolytic fragment peaks were identified in Xcalibur version 2.0.7, and the elution peak area for each peptide was calculated.
The concentration of individual enzymes was correlated to the elution peak area detected at UV 280 nm and calculated using the Unicorn 5.11 software.
For the uncleaved peptide samples, the elution peak areas of the unmodified (2445.33 Da) and modified peptides were calculated.
The elution peak areas were used in the following equation to determine the percent modification of each sample: 2where %HR is the percentage of hydroxyl radical-modified peptide, Amod is the elution peak area of each modified peptide, and Aunmod is the elution peak area of the unmodified peptide.
The elution time and area of IgG were unaffected by this conjugate, demonstrating that the complex formation between 1-dextran and anti-FLAG mouse IgG1 is selective.
Upon coexpression of GFP- and HA-tagged Pun1p, both proteins were detected in the anti-HA and anti-GFP immunoprecipitate (Fig. 6C, elution fractions, blot area 1 and 3).
Elution times and areas of standard samples of diclofenac and its 3', 4' & 5' hydroxylated derivatives were used for detecting and quantifying the products.
Specific surface area related elution velocity distribution was closely related to the filter water content, water irrigation rate, media specific surface area and particle size distribution.
To the authors knowledge no studies have yet considered the relationship between specific surface area related elution velocity and physical media characteristics, which constitutes a scientific gap.
