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- Analysis of the conversion of indigo into indigo carmine dye using SER...
- In a novel application SERRS has been used, by employing a silver sol, to monitor and analyse the conversion of indigo into the indigo carmine dye.
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- Microbial biosynthesis and biotransformation of indigo and indigo-lik...
- Indigo and indigo-like pigments are widely used in the industry of textile, food and medicine. Now people pays more and more attention to developing an alternative method of indigo production which is...
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Uploaded: 2008-9-24
- Anthraquinone catalysis in the glucose-driven reduction of indigo to l...
- Anthraquinone immobilised onto the surface of indigo microcrystals enhances the reductive dissolution of indigo to leuco-indigo. Indigo reduction is driven by glucose in aqueous NaOH and a vibrating g...
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- Quantitative analysis of indigo and indigo precursors in leaves of Isa...
- Analysis of extracts from two woad species (Isatis tinctoria and Isatis indigotica) and Polygonum tinctorium revealed that only one indigo precursor (indican) was present in Polygonum, but two precurs...
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Uploaded: 2004-8-7
- Study of protein adsorption on indigo particles confirms the existence...
- Adsorption of several crude and purified cellulases (from Trichoderma reesei, Penicillium verruculosum and Chrysosporium lucknowense) on indigo particles and Avicel cellulose was studied. Much higher ...
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Uploaded: 2001-3-27
- Capillary electrophoresis with laser-induced fluorescence detection of...
- Indigo carmine blue is a water-soluble, light-sensitive, anionic dye most widely applied in microscopic staining techniques. It is virtually nonfluorescent in its oxidized state in aqueous solution, b...
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Uploaded: 2003-1-28
- The elusive indigo precursors in woad (Isatis tinctoria L.)--identific...
- A metabolite-profiling study of shock-frozen leaves of Isatis tinctoria L., an old indigo dye plant and medicinal herb, revealed a complex pattern of indigo-forming compounds with higher polarities th...
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- Why is indigo blue?
- Although the color of indigo is strongly dependent on its environment, it is blue in most commonly encountered situations. Indigo's absorption at such long wavelengths for such a small molecule is uni...
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Uploaded: 2007-6-20