ponceau

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Membranes were stained with Red ponceau (lower left panel) to ensure that similar amounts of purified MBP had been loaded in the different lanes. *: p The use of fluorescent microspheres to track endogeneous APCs has been commonly used to analyze the migratory behavior of DCs in other tissues than the CNS

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  1. In botany, a corn-poppy.—
  2. Corn-poppy color; a flame-color.
  3. In dyeing, the name for various coal-tar colors of different red shades.
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  • After all, ponceau red, quinoline yellow and carmoisine are already banned in the U.S. and several other countries. —  Signs of the Times
  • Membranes were stained with Red ponceau (lower left panel) to ensure that similar amounts of purified MBP had been loaded in the different lanes. *: p The use of fluorescent microspheres to track endogeneous APCs has been commonly used to analyze the migratory behavior of DCs in other tissues than the CNS —  PLoS ONE Alerts: New Articles
  • The colours used were sunset yellow (E110), tartrazine (E102), carmoisine (E122), ponceau 4R —  FoodNavigator RSS
  • (E122), ponceau 4R (E124), quinoline yellow (E104), and allura red (E129). —  AP-FoodTechnology RSS
  • A procedure was developed to estimate protein concentrations using color image analysis of protein spots stained with ponceau S. —  CiteULike: Everyone's library
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  1. from French ponceau, from Latin as if *punicellus, diminutive of puniceus, red, from punicus, red, properly Punic, i. e. Phenician: see Punic.
  2. French, a culvert, diminutive of pont, from Latin pon(t-)s, a bridge: see pons.
 

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