phosphate

Converse of object

• bind: Renagel® binds phosphate from food in the digestive tract.
• remove: The unit will help treat the wastewater produced by 19,000 people every day to an even higher standard by removing the nutrient phosphate.

Adjective modifier

• dibasic: The cartridges also contain mannitol, glycine and dibasic sodium phosphate.
• monobasic: Teachers may wish to get technicians rather than students to add the monobasic sodium phosphate ( NaH 2 PO 4 ) to the buffer.
• inorganic: The values of dissolved inorganic phosphate in January are comparable to those of the Atlantic input signal.
• super: Add fertilizer 10 days before sowing, 2oz super phosphate, 1oz potash per square yard.
• terminal: This involves hydrolysis of the terminal phosphate of the ATP.
• organic: Alternatively, the phosphates can complex with organic matter, forming insoluble organic phosphates.

Modifies a noun

• binder: Toward the end of dialysis, I tended to just go to these restaurants armed with a handful of phosphate binders.
• isomerase: Figure 1. Triose phosphate isomerase, illustrating the use of the EyeChem viewer in conjunction with hyperlinks inserted into text based references.
• ester: The phosphate ester formed in glucose-6-phosphate has a lower D G of hydrolysis.
• moiety: The phosphate moiety at the catalytic site is slightly disordered.
• fertilizer: The chemical in question is in fact a toxic waste product of the phosphate fertilizer industry.
• fertilizer: The starter effect of phosphate fertilizer applied to potted vegetable plants.

Noun used with modifier

• dicalcium: The SSC also considered the safety of dicalcium phosphate derived from the bones of ruminants.
• creatine: In the first few seconds of exercise the majority of ATP is produced form creatine phosphate.
• codeine: Codeine phosphate, with a low affinity for opioid receptors, carries minimal risk of physical dependence.
• disodium: Disodium phosphate is added to powdered milk to prevent gelation.
• inositol: The first -strand was shifted by one residue which consequently positioned some of the residues in the putative inositol phosphate binding site incorrectly.
• triose: This leaves the cycle, and two of these triose phosphate molecules combine to form one glucose molecule using the glycolysis enzymes in reverse.