Translation of "Unspecifically" in German

Elution takes place specifically with the appropriate cofactor or unspecifically with salt solutions.

The unspecifically adsorbed proteins remain on the column.

Xylitol is formed unspecifically in yeast from xylose by means of aldose reductases.

During the first amplification, the sought DNA strands are amplified relatively unspecifically.

The protein obtained by immuno-adsorption is often contaminated by unspecifically bound serum proteins and by other tissue proteins from placenta.

The protein isolated by immuno-adsorption is often contaminated by unspecifically bound serum proteins and other placenta tissue proteins.

To date, the peach twig borer has been controlled unspecifically by the conventional means, i.e. by using insecticides.

Pooled sera or plasmas in particular can react unspecifically positive in testing for HIV or CMV antibodies.

The protein obtained by immunoadsorption is frequently contaminated by unspecifically bound serum proteins and other placental tissue proteins.

The protein obtained by immuno-adsorption is often contaminated by unspecifically bound serum proteins (mainly albumin).

With sufficient blocking, the adenoviruses are not bound unspecifically and no amplification takes place.

Phospholipase B (EC 3.1.1.5) unspecifically cleaves the fatty acid at both sn-1 and sn-2 positions.

It can not be excluded that the antibody level rises unspecifically in some cases.

As the dilution of the FITC-labeled antibody, a dilution is used which, when coated alone onto the cells, does not stain them unspecifically.

All these methods are very expensive. The reactions proceed very unspecifically on the catalysts described, with the formation of numerous by-products, the separation of which involves considerable expense.

C. L. Partain et al., pp 231-249, Saunders, New York 1983) and the complexes and complexes salts of said patent specifications generally subject to the drawback that they are distributed only relatively unspecifically in the extracellular space and therefore are not always suitable for detection of pathologically changed tissue, there is a need especially for selectively binding, tumor-specific compounds which can be used in diagnosis.

The specificity of the complex according to the invention in this case is of decisive importance, since unspecifically localized complexes lead to destruction of healthy tissue.

Thereafter, unspecifically bound prothrombin fragments were eluted with 20 ml of 0.5 M NaCl solution, 40 ml of 1.0 M NaCl solution and 20 ml of 20 mM Tris/HCl buffer (pH 7.4) at a flow rate of 6 ml/min.

After immobilization has been effected, the prothrombin bound to the carrier suitably is separated from the solution and washed so as to remove unspecifically bound proteins that might contaminate the later final product.

After incubation of the immunoaffinity matrix with the rMLA sample and after washing the matrix with 10 column bed volumes of washing buffer 1 (1 M NaCl, 10 mM phosphate buffer, pH 7.0) and 10 column bed volumes of washing buffer 2 (10 mM phosphate buffer, pH 7.0) to remove unspecifically bound proteins specifically bound rMLA was eluted with elution buffer (0.1 M glycine, pH 2.5).

This is preferably carried out by adsorbing the peptide antigens unspecifically onto the surface or covalently binding the peptide antigen to functionalized or activated surfaces.

According to the state of the art the addition of a protein and in particular of antibodies immunologically related to the antibodies used as detection reagents to avoid unspecifically increased or decreased values in the detection of an analyte is described too (EP-A-0 296 544).

Histones are proteins in eukaryotic cell nuclei that bind nucleic acids primarily or entirely unspecifically and whose purpose consists mainly in the compacting (condensation) of DNA, for instance, by charge neutralization and hydrophobic effects, referred by the protein.