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The recaptured fractions were released in a controlled manner for offline olfactory evaluation, and for qualitative analysis using comprehensive gas chromatography coupled to time of flight mass spectrometry (GC × GC TOFMS) for compound separation and identification, thus permitting correlation of odour with specific compounds.

Bound fractions were released by heating at 70°C for 10 minutes in 20 μl NuPAGE LDS sample buffer.

The variation in temperature experienced during combustion of biomass and MRFR fuels may be attributed to volatile components in both fuel fractions being released in a random manner as the fuel mixes with the fluidised bed during combustion.

All plastic types used here leached DOC into seawater with a major fraction being released in the initial phase when plastics first have contact with seawater (60% ± 26%; see Instantaneous DOC leached in Table 1).

All the energy emitted in the pulses derives from a slowing of the star's rotation, but only a small fraction is released in the form of radio-frequency pulses.

If diluted to 90% only a small fraction is released (15%).

During bone formation, osteoblasts synthesize OSC, which is incorporated into the extracellular bone matrix and a small fraction is released into circulation [ 72, 73].

After digestion, the nucleated cell fraction is released and can be seeded onto plastic culture dishes, where MSCs adhere and thus can be separated from the remaining non-adherent cells.

Collectively, these results are consistent with the view that calmodulin is tethered close to Orai1 at low resting cytosolic Ca2+ levels and that a fraction is released from the channel following Ca2+ entry through CRAC channels.

The bound fraction was released from the Avicel or cotton linter or Avicel slurry by addition of 40 μl of 2X Laemmli buffer, vigorous agitation and boiling for 10 min.

In critically ill patients, a fraction of the essential AAs arising from protein breakdown is oxidized in muscle at an increased rate, in particular branched-chain AAs, while another fraction is released into the blood at an accelerated rate and rapidly cleared by organs such as the liver.