| Paraformaldehyde, unlike glutaraldehyde, preserves the immunogenicity of the cell surface proteins and virus proteins. |
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| Electron microscopy was performed with fresh tissues fixed in glutaraldehyde and postfixed in osmium tetroxide. |
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| The impression can be disinfected by soaking it in glutaraldehyde or other proper disinfectant solutions. |
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| Gloves made of butyl rubber, nitrile, and fluoride-containing hydrocarbon polymer have been shown to provide adequate protection from glutaraldehyde. |
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| Their results also describe that the formaldehyde gives higher tensile strength values followed by glutaraldehyde and glyoxal. |
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| A non-enzymatic antigen characterised in that it is the covalently bonded reaction product of urease and glutaraldehyde having an average molecular weight of from greater than 480,000 to two million. |
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| Industry officials oppose proposals that would require shippers to treat bilge with ultraviolet rays, heat, chemicals or biocides like glutaraldehyde. |
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| The porcine xenograft and bovine parietal pericardial valves preserved in glutaraldehyde and attached to a semiflexible stent proved to be effective. |
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| The ability of glutaraldehyde cross-linked DNA condensates to protect DNA from sonicative destruction in the presence of sodium chloride was evaluated by gel electrophoresis. |
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| Glutaraldehyde and tannic acid also may be used topically, but they can cause skin irritation and brownish skin discoloration. |
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| Glutaraldehyde has often been used to chemically crosslink bioprosthetic heart valves but is quite cytotoxic. |
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