0 past simple and past participle of purify
1 to remove bad substances from something to make it pure:
To avoid passage in cell culture and the possible selection of atypical populations, the virus isolates were not plaque purified in cell culture.
Evidence for channeling of intermediates in the oxidative pentose phosphate pathway by soybean and pea nodule extracts, yeast extracts, and purified yeast enzymes.
Immunization against blood-stage rodent malaria using purified parasite antigen.
Or does it adumbrate her spiritual transcendence into that universe of love, purified after emotional and physical adversity?
The twigs are collected, and the lac removed and purified by boiling in water.
These individuals were extracted, purified and analysed using the protocol described above for male and female individuals.
Mitochondria were isolated and purified at early stages of germination (before radicle protrusion), and their oxidative properties, membrane integrity and ultrastructure were examined.
And yet, field studies are needed to retrieve this interpretation, which is forbidden, abolished, purified away by the top part.
