Membranes were then ground in liquid nitrogen, and total RNA extracted from 100 mg of the ground powder as described above for the RNA-seq library construction.
It was finely ground powder, the consistency of confectioner's sugar, dry but weirdly creamy.
What is less common is the fresh root of the turmeric plant, from which the ground powder is made.
Jay Sheldon, a Brooklyn sculptor, sells not only small dried ghost peppers, crushed flakes and finely ground powder, but also little watermelon-flavored candies -- black with green stripes -- made with the pepper.
Portland cement, binding material in the form of a finely ground powder, usually gray, that is manufactured by burning and grinding a mixture of limestone and clay or limestone and shale.
Installed under the hood of a 1978 Cadillac Eldorado, the engine was truly a coal-burner — using the coal in solid form, not converted to a gas or a liquid — though the fuel was in the form of a finely ground powder, not chunks the size of golf balls.
Profits have increased dramatically over the past decade, driven by the wealthy new elites in Asia, accumulating ivory carvings and tiger skins as status symbols for their homes; buying ground powder of rhino horn and tiger-bone wine as traditional remedies for almost every ailment from hangovers to cancer, none of it based on any scientific evidence.
The ground powder was a poorly water soluble product.
Approximately 250 300 mg of the ground powder was digested and the metal concentration was measured.
The hydroxylation was performed overnight by dispersing the ground powder in 80 mL NaOH solution.
After, 10 mg of the ground powder were mixed with 100 mg of KBr powder salt.
