Procion yellow M-4RS binding to neuronal membranes.

The interaction of yeast hexokinase with Procion Green H-4G.

1. A number of reactive triazine dyes specifically and irreversibly inactive yeast hexokinase at pH 8.5 and 33 degrees C. Under these conditions, the enzyme is readily inactivated by 100 microM-Procion Green H-4G, Blue H-B, Turquoise H-7G and Turquoise H-A, is less readily inactivated by Procion Brown H-2G. Green HE-4BD, Red HE-3B and Yellow H-5G and is not inactivated at all by Procion Yellow ...

Crustacean Motor Neuron Connections Traced by Backfilling for Electron Microscopy

Individual neurons can be marked by injection through a microelectrode of the fluorescent dye Procion yellow (17) or of cobalt chloride (13). These materials can also be used to study neurons which have peripheral connections by allowing the markers to move up the cut axons into the cell bodies and central processes (5, 11). This "backfilling" method is facilitated by application of electrical ...

Evidence that natural murine soluble interleukin 4 receptors may act as transport proteins

The present studies were undertaken to determine whether the interleukin 4 binding proteins (IL-4BPs) previously identified in the biological fluids of mice are soluble forms of IL-4Rs. We also studied the binding properties of IL-4BPs in order to gain insight into their physiological role in vivo. Affinity-purified IL-4BPs and recombinant soluble IL-4Rs generated similar one-dimensional (Cleve...

Color removal of reactive procion dyes by clay adsorbents

The adsorptions of reactive procion brilliant red H-EGXL and procion yellow H-EXL by various clay adsorbents were investigated in this research. The research showed that synthetic talc has the highest adsorption capacity for decolorization of both procion type of reactive dyes compared with other clay adsorbents. The removal efficiencies of synthetic talc relatively stable above 80% until the i...

Histological Staining Properties of Procion Yellow M4rs