Programmed cooling method: The glycerol and Dimethylsulfoxide, as cryoprotective agents, were mixed with COC1 cells suspensions at different concentration, respectively.
METHODS The gel was prepared by taking mafenide acetate and dyclonine hydrochloride as main components,carboxymethylcellulose sodium and glycerol as base material.
A study was conducted on the changes of glycerol, hemolymph proteins, glucogen and fat content of diapause and non-diapause pupae of Helicoverpa assulta.
Overseas research progress of new process for synthesis glycerol from formaldehyde is introduced. Close relationship of the technology yielding with formose technique is reviewed.
You've got trypsin and peptidase in there, which break proteins down into amino acids, and you have lipases that turn triglycerides into fatty acids and glycerol.
But, if it's not needed right away, that energy can also get stored as glycogen in your liver and muscles, or converted to glycerol and fatty acids to make triglyceride fats.
Mannitol or glycerol might be given as a way to try and reverse the osmotic gradient with cerebral edema and essentially pull some of this fluid from the brain back into circulation.
When you eat food that has fat in it, those fat molecules need to be broken down into their constituent parts—glycerol and fatty acids—before they can pass through the walls of your intestines.
" In addition, refractive index can also be used to 'invisibility', for example, objects with high borosilicate glass materials can also be 'invisible' when moving in glycerol with a refractive index close to its own, " Chu noted.
" Typically, it's a molecule called DMSO or another one called glycerol, and what these do is they get inside the cells and then when you cool them down, instead of ice forming they form a glass inside the cell."