| Ultraviolet disinfection units may destroy bacteria, inactivate viruses, and leave no taste or odor in the water. |
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| Shellfish processors may be more willing to perform high pressure processing once it's been conclusively shown to inactivate norovirus. |
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| Organic debris may preclude contact of the disinfectant with micro-organisms or even inactivate some agents. |
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| Their action ends when endopeptidases in the kidney or blood vessels inactivate them. |
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| Voltage gated potassium channels open and inactivate in response to changes of the voltage across the membrane. |
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| But beware, overexposure to the sun can inactivate these defence processes. |
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| They may also reduce the spread of influenza viruses throughout the respiratory tract and allow upper respiratory tract mucus to inactivate the viruses more easily. |
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| Protect the vaccine from light at all times, since such exposure may inactivate the viruses. |
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| Aquifers even have the capacity to inactivate harmful microorganisms like viruses, a prowess which is the object of intensive research. |
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| These substances are added during the manufacturing process because of their capacity to inactivate lipidenveloped viruses. |
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| However, in the case of an outbreak of avian influenza, that treatment is insufficient to inactivate the avian influenza virus. |
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| Many disinfectants recommended for use in health-care facilities have been found to inactivate HIV in laboratory testing. |
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| These antioxidants and enzymes remove or inactivate the free radicals. |
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| Use Internet Explorer version 6 or 7 and inactivate possible firewalls before you send away your application. |
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| They also make it possible to inactivate the bacteria by using lower irradiation doses. |
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| Alford reported at a CDC meeting last fall that the product can inactivate West Nile virus in whole blood. |
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| Based on previous testing performed using chlorine dioxide gas to successfully inactivate various Beta-Lactams, ClorDiSys Solutions, Inc. |
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| Cells destined to give rise to eggs do not undergo X inactivation, and cells of the extra-embryonic tissues preferentially inactivate the paternal X, although the rationale for this preference is unclear. |
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| These are different enough from human FSH to promote antibody formation, but similar enough for the antibodies to inactivate the human version too. The vaccine developed by Dr Stimson and Dr Ferro, though, is synthetic. |
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| However, the on-farm manure management practices such as composting and stockpiling will likely further inactivate the drug residues remaining in manures before their land application. |
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| Freezing the sausage will inactivate but not kill these bacteria. |
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| Laboratory testing has shown that, if designed and produced correctly, these devices can remove or inactivate almost all bacteria and protozoan parasites. |
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| Reusable injection equipment will be treated as instruments except that vaccination equipment will be rinsed in pure water without disinfectant because residual disinfectant can inactivate vaccines. |
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| Regardless of the source water quality, however, all surface waters should, at a minimum, be disinfected to inactivate pathogens as these may be present in the most pristine water supplies. |
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| Primary disinfection in a water treatment plant is standard practice to kill or inactivate microbiological organisms, thereby reducing the threat of waterborne disease outbreak. |
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| It may be used during the manufacture of vaccine to inactivate organisms or added as a preservative to prevent contamination of the product after manufacture, particularly in multi-dose vials. |
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| Disulfiram metabolites permanently inactivate the human multidrug resistance Pglycoprotein. |
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| This process requires immune mechanisms to kill or inactivate the inoculum of the pathogen. |
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| The technique uses a zinc finger nuclease, a protein that can break up pieces of DNA, to effectively inactivate the receptor gene. |
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| This broad new patent is central to the use of nucleic acid binding compounds to inactivate pathogens in red blood cells. |
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| Methylene blue is a thiazine dye that combined with light can inactivate pathogens in the blood. |
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| Cyst injection with hypertonic saline solution before puncture can inactivate scolices and daughter cysts. |
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| Using nonthermal techniques to inactivate pathogenic bacteria on ready-to-eat and minimally processed fruits and vegetables is critical to ensure the safety of food products. |
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| Add eight KC-135 Stratotankers to the 940th Wing and inactivate the 583rd Rapid Engineer Deployable Heavy Operational Repair Squadron, Engineering unit. |
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| We look forward to the approval of the Intercept Platelet System and working with Baxter to launch the first system to inactivate pathogens in platelets. |
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| The company says the compound is already in use in parts of Europe, including Germany and the UK, where it is used to inactivate viruses in vitro. |
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