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Frozen blood can be stored; the blood is mixed with glycerol, which prevents formation of ice crystals.
Glycerine, also known as glycerol and glycerin, is used in some cake icings to improve consistency and is available from chemists and supermarkets.
There was no observable advantage to adding glycerol to the formulation, probably because glycerol is transparent to UVC wavelengths.
In triglycerides a glycerol molecule (C3H8O3) combines with three fatty acids.
Atomic structure of a glycerol channel and implications for substrate permeation in aqua(glycero)porins.
The slide was mounted with 50 % glycerol and examined under a fluorescent microscope.
Selectivity and conductance among the glycerol and water conducting aquaporin family of channels.
For two compounds (glycerol and glyceric acid) abundances were determined on the same order of magnitude as for the amino acid glycine.
The authors drew the conclusion that glycerol facilitated, even though not to the same degree of water, the anharmonic transition in proteins.
Lipid hydrolysis was also detected by measuring lipase activity with glycerol ester as substrate.
When diapause is completed, the concentration of cryoprotectors (for example, glycerol) and tolerance of low temperatures decline significantly, even under constant external temperature conditions.
Bioprotectants such as glycerol and trehalose as well as organic solvents have been used in experiments with lyophilized protein powders.
Preliminary estimates of the permeability of mouse ova and early embryos to glycerol.
The viscous syrup (green) was placed in the outer lock, and the glycerol (red) in the inner lock.
It stayed at this level with smaller non-electrolytes down to the size of glycerol.
Both of these molecules contain transbilayer pores, permeable to glycerol and to water, respectively, but impermeable to ions.
Detection by high pressure infrared spectrometry of hydrogen-bonding between water and triacetyl glycerol.
Moreover, the synthetic diacylglycerol analog, 1-oleoyl-2-acetyl-sn-glycerol, also fails to activate the light-sensitive channels.
The sections were then covered in a 4:1 solution of glycerol: distilled water and glass coverslips held in place by nail enamel.
