Furthermore, WSA1 2 mm was negatively correlated with glomalin fractions, as well as soil organic C. Carbonates were likely the major binding agents in these carbonate-rich (average carbonate content: 71%) soils, and not organic C (including glomalin).
TFs were found in all three of the major oxidative stress signaling pathways, (a) the Hog1 MAPK pathway (where SKO1 is the DNA binding agent), (b) Sln1 pathway (where SKN7 is the DNA binding agent), and (c) YAP1 and CIN5, which directly sense oxidative stress and bind DNA [ 44].
Whence the cracker's binding agent?
For the government, an enemy makes for a good binding agent.
But Washington clung to his idealistic vision of tolerance and became the binding agent of a divided country.
Too much flour, not enough flour; flax egg proves tough as a binding agent, but bananas are too soft.
In the 19th century Portland cement, a fine artificial powder, was the main binding agent in concrete.
Mr. Khan attributes this to the plastic's tendency to act as a binding agent, thereby increasing the ability of bitumen to hold together at higher temperatures.
The importer, ChemNutra, based in Las Vegas, contracted to buy wheat gluten, a plant protein used as a binding agent in pet foods, from an export broker in China.
That material is then combined with a binding agent like starch, gelatin, sugar, carrageenan, natural and synthetic gum, wax, water, or alcohol.
