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Washable baghouses are increasingly used to filter the small size fractions of milk powder, known as fines, which become entrained with spray dryer outlet air streams in milk powder plants.

A large and a small size fraction were cloned into the pSPORT1 vector (Invitrogen).

The amount of OC in larger aggregate size fractions was higher than that in smaller size fractions.

Rockne et al. [21] found high PAH concentrations in large size fractions (>500 μm), while other studies suggested that high PAH concentrations associate with smaller size fractions [22].

For a given test material, an increase in bioaccessibility/bioavailability that is in inverse proportion to particle size may reflect a relative enrichment in smaller size fractions.

These variations can again be explained with an increasing molecular and conformational changes in the smaller size fractions obtained during the HPSEC separation.

More detailed particle size and chemistry data are also desirable, as smaller size fractions and specific chemicals may be better indicators of adverse health effects than total mass samples.

Here, we used the same bulk humic acid that was found bioactive and second only to its separated smallest size fractions in order to evaluate its effects on nitrogen assimilation in maize at both physiological and molecular levels.

The enhanced resolution of NMR spectra was achieved by subjecting the recalcitrant residue to a preliminary HPSEC separation in smaller size fractions, thereby confirming that an improved characterization of humic molecules can only be achieved if they are reasonably separated from the complex humic matrix.

These radiolarian sequences appear highly diverse [28], and most likely derived from larger organisms for which molecular data are not yet available, highlighting the extent of both the unknown diversity in this taxonomic group and filtration artifacts which affect environmental surveys of the smallest size fractions.

Note that the three subunits are also present in smaller size fractions, but less abundantly (Fig.  1a).