Exempel på rehydration

• Therefore, the difference in the dehydration and rehydration paths was much higher in control seeds compared to primed seeds.

• An assumption implicit in this 'safety-first' principle is that slow rehydration, if not beneficial, at least is not damaging to the partially dehydrated tissue.

• Dead layers apparently slow further water influx so that deeper cell layers remain intact upon rehydration.

• Values were normalized by dividing dehydration data by the initial seed moisture content, and rehydration data by the final seed moisture content.

• Nearly isobaric cooling led to rehydration and retrogression across the stability field of andalusite up to the stability field of kyanite.

• Usually the gel piece is partially dehydrated and the protease is added in the rehydration solution.

• The influence of different equilibration time before freezing and different rehydration methods after thawing was also studied.

• In all acute diarrhoeal infections, the preferred and widely accepted treatment is rehydration, antimicrobial treatment, and nutritional therapy.

• For the desiccation tolerance test, intact seedlings were dried rapidly or slowly followed by rehydration.

• Nevertheless, were microtubules perturbed by the water rehydration, a random scattering of fluorescence might have been expected.

• The failure to re-repair on rehydration appears to be critical to embryo survival and successful germination.

• The inability to re-establish the intracellular support and structural organization provided by the cytoskeleton would obviously be a damaging factor on rehydration of desiccationsensitive seeds.

• The initially dry and rigid plasma membranes are exposed to considerable forces upon fast rehydration.

• Cells of embryos that are in the desiccation tolerant phase (the early hours of imbibition) retain desiccation tolerance when dried and will germinate on rehydration.

• The actual values of leaching seeds sampled along the rehydration time scale are presented as the leakage data.