Object

• antigen: From there, we purify the antigens in an additional one to two weeks to create the vaccine.

• water: Even major hotels may not purify the water taken from unsafe mains supplies.

• DNA: We offer a selection of high quality, purified genomic DNA suitable for a wide spectrum of genetic research applications.

• insulin: Conventional enzymatic or chemical cleavage techniques and downstream processing methods are employed to produce purified insulin.

Preposition: in

• way: The Refiner wished to shew, in the case of His servant, that He can purify in more ways than one.

Subject

• fire: This is the sound of your soul being purified by fire, burning away years of negative karma.

Adjective complement

• recombinant: Purified recombinant Bluetongue virus VP1 exhibits RNA replicase activity.

Modifying Another Word

• partially: Mast cells were partially purified using a series of techniques.

• highly: This highly purified CLA is the strongest of its kind on the market place.

• then: Once a month the animals then ' give blood ' which is then purified to create the anti-venom.

• so: When he is so purified, then he assaults the mountain.

Infinitive complement

• remove: The NaI crystal is grown from powder that has been purified to remove uranium, thorium and radioactive isotopes of potassium.

Preposition: from

• milk: A cheap vaccine purified from the milk of genetically modified mice has protected monkeys against the disease.

Preposition: by

• chromatography: The product is extracted using a series of filters and centrifuges and purified by chromatography.

• fire: This is the sound of your soul being purified by fire, burning away years of negative karma.