coagulum

Key statement: A method for preparing a masterbatch of synthetic elastomer and of carbon-based filler, which comprises the following steps: preparing an aqueous dispersion of carbon-based filler having a zeta potential with the opposite sign to that of an anionic or cationic synthetic elastomer latex, the difference between the potentials of the anionic or cationic elastomer latex and the aqueous dispersion of carbon-based filler being such that the absolute value thereof is greater than or equal to 20 mV, bringing together, and mixing, the anionic or cationic synthetic elastomer latex and the aqueous dispersion of carbon-based filler to obtain a coagulum, recovering the coagulum, and drying the recovered coagulum in order to obtain the masterbatch.

Improvement of cellularity on cell block preparations using the so-called tissue coagulum clot method during endobronchial ultrasound-guided transbronchial fine-needle aspiration.

Semenogelin I: a coagulum forming, multifunctional seminal vesicle protein.

The formation of grit and coagulum and reactor build-up begins due to various reasons and with various durations of the EP process, or due to poor stability of the latex, giving rise to flocculation and formation of aggregates and hard to clean reactors.

Initially, this antigen is produced from prostatic ducts and acinar epithelium then secreted into the lumen (5), where it cleaves semenogelin in the seminal coagulum (6).

The pleural fluid was exudative with protein of 3.1 gm/dl exhibited a cobweb coagulum, total leukocyte count of 384 cells/cu mm with predominant lymphocytosis and it was positive for ADA (387 IU/L).

He noted that milk contained whey and coagulum, that milk with a higher percentage of coagulum was more nutritious, but that milk with less coagulum was healthier for babies [12].

Cheeses are dairy products indispensable to human nutrition due to nutrients with high values necessary for the human body: milk casein (the main component of the coagulum), lipids, lactose and the products that are formed after its fermentation (lactic acid), and a significant amount of mineral salts [1].

Due to their large size, the cystic cavities were filled with a collagen graft, which stabilized the formation of a coagulum. No reconstruction with iliac crest bone or allogenic bone grafts was attempted.

The amount of coagulum was measured by collecting coagulum after filtering the latex (mesh 300) and calculating as percentage of the total added weight.