dialysis
dialisis
definition
noun
Both RC-bound Zn ions can be removed by equilibrium dialysis against a metal chelating resin.
the separation of particles in a liquid on the basis of differences in their ability to pass through a membrane.
example
The unit causes electric 'dialysis' by producing electromagnetic oscillations in the water.
The fraction which precipitated upon 'dialysis' against water represented a 5-fold purification.
Both RC-bound Zn ions can be removed by equilibrium 'dialysis' against a metal chelating resin.
The profile for free thyroxine is that obtained using equilibrium 'dialysis' and low sample dilution.
Mr Gilpin needed renal 'dialysis' to stay alive.
Free dye was removed by Sephadex 50 column followed by 'dialysis' against rigor solution.
she's on kidney 'dialysis'
Kidney transplants are an alternative to 'dialysis' when both kidneys have ceased to function.
Occasionally, hypercalcemia can develop in patients with advanced renal failure and who have been receiving long-term 'dialysis' .
And the numbers of people starting 'dialysis' for kidney failure fell by two thirds and there were huge cost savings.
The man had to visit his doctor three times a week for renal 'dialysis' .
The gene Wa (white anthers) was mapped previously to the interval between markers dl ( 'dialytic' ) and ae (entirely anthocyaninless) and distal to Got - 4 on the long arm of chromosome 8.
The effect of peritoneal dialysis with three kinds of 'dialytic' fluid was studied.
When the 'dialytic' apparatus is in operation, shut-off valve 16 is closed in the first phase, and the first pump P1 conveys blood from the patient into expansion chamber 12.
A flow rate adjusting member is provided to a downstream supply line between a coupling portion for coupling the 'dialytic' fluid supply line to the bypass line and the dialyzer.
The ideal 'dialytic' treatment should emulate the functions of the kidney.
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