The alloy was fractionated into four fractions by temperature-gradient fractionation, and the fractionation was analyzed by 1H NMR, 13C NMR, DSC and WAXD.
Particularly, sample B exhibits better toughness, higher molecular weight and slight lower flexural properties than sample A. Then, these two samples were fractionated into six fractions via temperature rising dissolution fractionation, respectively.
Furthermore, SK-N-BE cell fractionation into the three main cell compartments (i.e., nuclei, mitochondria, and cytosol) showed that NGB is principally localized into the cell nuclei and in mitochondria than in the cytosolic fraction.
Experiments to measure fractionation factors fall into two major families: unidirectional and bidirectional processes.
The sample from S-Sepharose fractionation was divided into two parts (about 6 ml each) and incubated with wild type or mutant DNA affinity beads (60 μl each) as described above.
During fractionation, triacylglycerols are redistributed into two phases.
In this paper we follow two separate lines of investigation, the first into the dynamics of fractionation in seven descendants of the hexaploidization and functional constraints on which genes have lost copies, and the second into the reconstruction of an early descendant of the hexaploid, namely the common ancestor of the eurosids.
RNA concentrations in the first and last eluted fractions were lower in cells under stress than optimal growth conditions, leading to a fractionation into a total of five fractions instead of seven in optimal growth conditions [ 18].
Using a simple dry fractionation process under controlled conditions, palm oil can be resolved into two fractions, namely olein (liquid fraction) and stearin (solid fraction) [ 16].
This activity was further separated into two fractions by solid-phase fractionation, 51% in the SPEtOAc fraction and 32% in the SPMeOH fraction.
