These DOSY results may provide insight into the possible mode of action for heparinase I, as the digestion results from the repetitive binding and cleavage of larger fragments in the digest solution.
Moreover, owing to the use of a peptide calibrator, this approach actually derives protein concentrations based on the measured SP concentrations in the digest, with the assumption that the efficiencies of sample preparation and digestion are close to 100%, which may not be true.
Taylor v. Caldwell purports to be founded on two passages in the Digest.
Some of the genres you can find in the "Digest Reader"are, of course, evergreen.
The higher amounts of micellarised carotenes (80%) were found in the digest prepared from cooked carrots containing 10% olive oil.
But it became more formalized 400 years later in the Digest and Codex of the emperor Justinian.
The ex-Communist confession, for instance, which played such a starring role in the Digest after the war, didn't exist.
To guard against this and because articles of the sort he wanted were in short supply, Wallace began to print original material in the Digest in 1933.
While none of them are extant, many are referred to in the works of other authors that are excerpted in the Digest of Justinian I.
Articles about sex--or "the sex act," were present in the Digest as often fifty years ago as now; it just demanded a slightly different tone.
He is most likely not the jurist Tertullian mentioned in the Digest, a collection of Roman legal opinion compiled under the aegis of the 6th-century Byzantine emperor Justinian, though this is disputed.
