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HIMEDIA LABORATORIES MUMBAI A Compilation of Reference Database of Chemicals 05/08/2013 Contents 0‐10 ....................................................................................................................................................... 23 1,1‐diphenyl‐2‐picryl‐hydrazyl(DPPH) ............................................................................................... 23 1‐Amino‐2‐napthol‐4‐sulphonic acid ................................................................................................ 23 1‐chloro‐2,4‐dinitrobenzene(CDNB) ................................................................................................. 23 1‐ethyl‐3‐[3‐dimetylaminopropyl] carbodiimide Hydrochloride(EDC) ............................................. 23 2,2’ Azobisisobutyronitrile ................................................................................................................ 24 2,2’‐azobis[2‐amidinopropane]dihydrochloride ............................................................................... 24 2,3,5‐triphenyl tetrazolium chloride ................................................................................................. 24 2,4,6‐tripyridyl‐s‐triazine(TPTZ) ........................................................................................................ 24 2,4‐dinitrophenyl hydrazine(DNPH) .................................................................................................. 24 2‐acetylthiophene ............................................................................................................................. 25 2‐chloroethanol ................................................................................................................................ 25 2‐deoxyribose ................................................................................................................................... 25 2‐Diethylaminoethanol ..................................................................................................................... 25 2‐Dimethylaminoethanol .................................................................................................................. 25 2‐Isopentenyl Adenine ...................................................................................................................... 26 2‐Thiobarbituric Acid(TBA) ................................................................................................................ 26 3‐(N‐morpholino) propanesulfonic acid (MOPS) .............................................................................. 26 3,3’‐5,5’‐tetramethyl Benzidine hydrochloride (TMB) ...................................................................... 27 3,5‐dinitro salicylic acid ..................................................................................................................... 27 4‐ethylphenol .................................................................................................................................... 27 4‐Hydroxy‐L‐Proline .......................................................................................................................... 27 5‐5’ Dithiobis 2’nitro benzoic acid(DTNB) ......................................................................................... 27 5‐aminosalicylic acid ......................................................................................................................... 28 5‐Bromo‐4‐Chloro‐3‐Indolyphosphate disodium salt ....................................................................... 28 5‐Fluorouracil .................................................................................................................................... 28 7‐azaindole ........................................................................................................................................ 29 A ............................................................................................................................................................ 29 AA ...................................................................................................................................................... 29 Absicic Acid ....................................................................................................................................... 29 Acetanilide ........................................................................................................................................ 30 Acetate Buffer ................................................................................................................................... 30 Acetic Acid ......................................................................................................................................... 30 2 | P a g e Acetone ............................................................................................................................................. 30 Acetylcholine Iodide .......................................................................................................................... 31 Acridine Orange ................................................................................................................................ 31 Acryl Amide ....................................................................................................................................... 31 Acrylamide ........................................................................................................................................ 31 Activated Carbon .............................................................................................................................. 31 Active Charcoal ................................................................................................................................. 32 Active Chlorine .................................................................................................................................. 32 Adrenaline Tartarate ......................................................................................................................... 32 Adulteration Testing Kit .................................................................................................................... 32 Aflatoxin B1 ....................................................................................................................................... 32 Agar ................................................................................................................................................... 32 Agarose Gel ....................................................................................................................................... 35 AgNO3 ............................................................................................................................................... 36 AL Powder ......................................................................................................................................... 36 Alamar Blue ....................................................................................................................................... 36 AlBN .................................................................................................................................................. 36 Alcohol .............................................................................................................................................. 36 Alpha‐Lipoic Acid ............................................................................................................................... 36 Alizarin .............................................................................................................................................. 37 All Chemicals(HiMedia) ..................................................................................................................... 37 Rest all chemicals form HiMedia ....................................................................................................... 41 Alloxan Monohydrate ....................................................................................................................... 53 Aluminium Chloride .......................................................................................................................... 53 Aluminium Nitrate ............................................................................................................................ 53 Amaranth .......................................................................................................................................... 54 Amberlyst 15H .................................................................................................................................. 54 Ambistyrin ......................................................................................................................................... 54 Amikacin ............................................................................................................................................ 54 Ammonium Chloride ......................................................................................................................... 54 Ammonium Hydroxide ...................................................................................................................... 55 Ammonium Molybdate ..................................................................................................................... 55 Ammonium Nitrate ........................................................................................................................... 55 Ammonium Persulphate ................................................................................................................... 55 3 | P a g e Ammonium Sulphate ........................................................................................................................ 56 Amoxicillin ......................................................................................................................................... 56 Amoxyclav ......................................................................................................................................... 56 Amphotericin‐B ................................................................................................................................. 57 Ampicillin........................................................................................................................................... 57 Ampicillin Sodium Salt....................................................................................................................... 57 Amyl Alcohol ..................................................................................................................................... 57 Amylopectin ...................................................................................................................................... 57 Amylose ............................................................................................................................................. 58 Analytical Grade Chemicals from HiMedia ....................................................................................... 58 a‐naphthalene Acetic Acid(NAA)....................................................................................................... 62 Aniline ............................................................................................................................................... 62 Anisaldehyde ..................................................................................................................................... 63 Anthracene ........................................................................................................................................ 63 Antibiotic Discs .................................................................................................................................. 63 Antifungal Assay Medium ................................................................................................................. 67 Antipyrene ........................................................................................................................................ 67 a‐pinene ............................................................................................................................................ 67 AR Grade Chemicals from HiMedia ................................................................................................... 67 Arsenazo III ........................................................................................................................................ 68 Arsenic Trioxide ................................................................................................................................. 68 Ascorbic Acid ..................................................................................................................................... 68 Aspartame ......................................................................................................................................... 69 ATP .................................................................................................................................................... 69 Atropine ............................................................................................................................................ 70 Auxins ................................................................................................................................................ 70 Azinobis(3‐ethylbenzothiazoline‐6‐sulfonate)(ABTS) ....................................................................... 70 B ............................................................................................................................................................ 70 BaCO3 ................................................................................................................................................ 70 Bactoagar .......................................................................................................................................... 70 Bactopeptone .................................................................................................................................... 70 Basic Fuschin ..................................................................................................................................... 70 B‐carotene ......................................................................................................................................... 71 BCIP ................................................................................................................................................... 71 4 | P a g e B‐cyclodextrin ................................................................................................................................... 71 B‐D‐glucopyranoside ......................................................................................................................... 72 Beef Extract ....................................................................................................................................... 72 Benzophenone .................................................................................................................................. 72 Benzoyl Peroxide ............................................................................................................................... 73 Betaine .............................................................................................................................................. 73 b‐glucosidase .................................................................................................................................... 73 Bi2O3 .................................................................................................................................................. 73 Bile Salts ............................................................................................................................................ 73 b‐ionone ............................................................................................................................................ 73 Bisacrylamide .................................................................................................................................... 74 Blood Culture Bottles ........................................................................................................................ 74 b‐mercaptoethanol ........................................................................................................................... 74 Boric Acid .......................................................................................................................................... 74 Bovine Extract ................................................................................................................................... 74 Brij 35 ................................................................................................................................................ 74 Brominated Compounds and all Solvents ......................................................................................... 74 Bromocresol Purple .......................................................................................................................... 75 Bromophenol Blue ............................................................................................................................ 75 Butanone ........................................................................................................................................... 75 Butylated Hydroxy Toulene .............................................................................................................. 75 Butylated Hydroxyl Anisole ............................................................................................................... 75 C ............................................................................................................................................................ 76 Cadmium Carbonate ......................................................................................................................... 76 Caffeic Acid ....................................................................................................................................... 76 Calcein ............................................................................................................................................... 76 Calcium Chloride ............................................................................................................................... 76 Calcium Nitrate ................................................................................................................................. 77 Carbazole .......................................................................................................................................... 77 Carbon Source ................................................................................................................................... 77 Carbopol 940 ..................................................................................................................................... 77 Carboxymethylcellulose(CMC) .......................................................................................................... 77 Carragenan ........................................................................................................................................ 78 Casein ................................................................................................................................................ 79 5 | P a g e Casein Acid Hydrolysate .................................................................................................................... 79 Casein Fat Free .................................................................................................................................. 79 Catechin Hydrate .............................................................................................................................. 80 Catechol ............................................................................................................................................ 80 Cefotaxime ........................................................................................................................................ 80 Ceftazidime ....................................................................................................................................... 80 Ceftizoxime ....................................................................................................................................... 81 Ceftriaxone ........................................................................................................................................ 81 Cell Culture Grade Chemicals ............................................................................................................ 81 Cellulose ............................................................................................................................................ 81 Ceric Ammonium Nitrate .................................................................................................................. 81 Cetrimide ........................................................................................................................................... 82 Cetylpyridinium Chloride(CPC) .......................................................................................................... 82 Chitin ................................................................................................................................................. 82 Chitosan ............................................................................................................................................ 82 Chloramphenicol ............................................................................................................................... 83 Chloroform ........................................................................................................................................ 83 Cholecalciferol................................................................................................................................... 83 Chromium picolinate......................................................................................................................... 83 Cinnamic Acid .................................................................................................................................... 83 Ciprofloxacin ..................................................................................................................................... 83 Citric Acid .......................................................................................................................................... 84 Citrus Pectin ...................................................................................................................................... 84 Clotrimazole ...................................................................................................................................... 84 Clove Oil ............................................................................................................................................ 84 Cloxacilline ........................................................................................................................................ 84 Cobalt Nitrate .................................................................................................................................... 84 Colchicine .......................................................................................................................................... 85 Colistin Nalidixic Acid(CNA) ............................................................................................................... 85 Concavalin A ...................................................................................................................................... 85 Congo Red ......................................................................................................................................... 85 Coomasie Brilliant Blue G‐250 .......................................................................................................... 85 Copper Bromide ................................................................................................................................ 86 Copper Sulphate................................................................................................................................ 86 6 | P a g e Corn Starch ........................................................................................................................................ 86 Cotrimoxazole ................................................................................................................................... 87 Coumarin ........................................................................................................................................... 87 Cresol Red ......................................................................................................................................... 87 Crystal Violet ..................................................................................................................................... 87 CTAB .................................................................................................................................................. 87 Curcumin ........................................................................................................................................... 88 Cyclodextrin ...................................................................................................................................... 88 Cyclohexamide .................................................................................................................................. 88 Cycloheximide ................................................................................................................................... 88 Cyclophosphamide ............................................................................................................................ 89 D ............................................................................................................................................................ 89 DA ...................................................................................................................................................... 89 DEAE Cellulose .................................................................................................................................. 90 Deoxycholic Acid ............................................................................................................................... 90 Deoxyribose ...................................................................................................................................... 90 Dexamethasone ................................................................................................................................ 90 Dextran .............................................................................................................................................. 90 Dextrin ............................................................................................................................................... 91 Dextrose ............................................................................................................................................ 91 D‐glucosamine hydrochloride ........................................................................................................... 91 Dialysis Membrane Bags ................................................................................................................... 91 Diammonium Phosphate .................................................................................................................. 94 Diastase a‐amylase ............................................................................................................................ 94 Dichloromethane .............................................................................................................................. 94 Diclofenac Sodium ............................................................................................................................ 95 Diethyl Ether ..................................................................................................................................... 95 Dimelamine Phosphate ..................................................................................................................... 95 di‐methyl carbonate ......................................................................................................................... 95 Dimethyl Sulfoxide(DMSO) ............................................................................................................... 95 Dimethylamine .................................................................................................................................. 96 Dimethylformamide(DMF) ................................................................................................................ 96 Di‐nitro Salicylic Acid ......................................................................................................................... 96 Diosgenin .......................................................................................................................................... 96 7 | P a g e Diphenyl‐1‐picrylhydrazyl ................................................................................................................. 97 Diphenylcarbazide ............................................................................................................................. 97 Diphenylphthalate ............................................................................................................................ 97 Dipotassium Hydrogen Phosphate ................................................................................................... 97 Disodium B‐Glycerophosphate ......................................................................................................... 97 Disodium edetate .............................................................................................................................. 97 Disodium Hydrogen Phosphate ........................................................................................................ 97 Dithionitrobenzoic Acid .................................................................................................................... 98 DNA‐RNA ........................................................................................................................................... 98 DNAse‐RNAse .................................................................................................................................... 98 Dodecyl Benzene Sulfonic Acid ......................................................................................................... 99 Dopamine .......................................................................................................................................... 99 Dopamine Hydrochloride .................................................................................................................. 99 DPPH and Dragendroff’s Reagent ................................................................................................... 100 Drugs ............................................................................................................................................... 100 D‐Xylose .......................................................................................................................................... 101 Dyes ................................................................................................................................................. 101 E .......................................................................................................................................................... 101 E Test ............................................................................................................................................... 101 EDTA ................................................................................................................................................ 101 Enzymes .......................................................................................................................................... 103 Eosin ................................................................................................................................................ 103 Eosin Spirit Soluble .......................................................................................................................... 103 Epichlorohydrin ............................................................................................................................... 103 Epinephrine ..................................................................................................................................... 103 Eriochrome Black T (EBT) ................................................................................................................ 104 Esculin ............................................................................................................................................. 104 Ethanol ............................................................................................................................................ 104 Ether ................................................................................................................................................ 104 Ethidium Bromide(EtBr) .................................................................................................................. 105 Ethylene Glycol Tetraacetic Acid ..................................................................................................... 105 Ethyl Methyl Sulphonate ................................................................................................................. 105 Ethyl Violet ...................................................................................................................................... 105 Ethylcellulose .................................................................................................................................. 105 8 | P a g e Ethylene Glycol ............................................................................................................................... 105 Eugenol ........................................................................................................................................... 106 F ........................................................................................................................................................... 106 Fast Green ....................................................................................................................................... 106 Ferric Chloride ................................................................................................................................. 106 Ferric Nitrate ................................................................................................................................... 107 Ferrous Ammonium Sulfate ............................................................................................................ 107 Ferrous Chloride .............................................................................................................................. 107 Ferrous Sulphate ............................................................................................................................. 108 Ferrozine ......................................................................................................................................... 108 Ferulic Acid ...................................................................................................................................... 108 Ficoll‐Paque ..................................................................................................................................... 108 Ficoll‐Hypaque Density Gradient Centrifugation ............................................................................ 109 Filters............................................................................................................................................... 109 Flavone ............................................................................................................................................ 109 Fluconazole ..................................................................................................................................... 109 Fluoranthene (FLT) .......................................................................................................................... 110 Folic Acid (FA) .................................................................................................................................. 110 Folin Ciocalteu Reagent .................................................................................................................. 110 Forskolin .......................................................................................................................................... 111 Fumaric Acid .................................................................................................................................... 111 Furfuraldehyde ................................................................................................................................ 111 G .......................................................................................................................................................... 111 GA Powder ...................................................................................................................................... 111 Galactose ......................................................................................................................................... 111 Gallic Acid ........................................................................................................................................ 112 Gamma Cyclodextrin ....................................................................................................................... 112 Gelatin ............................................................................................................................................. 112 Gellan Gum ..................................................................................................................................... 112 Gentamicin ...................................................................................................................................... 113 Gentamycin ..................................................................................................................................... 113 Gentamycin Sulphate ...................................................................................................................... 113 Glass Cover Slips ............................................................................................................................. 113 Glucose ............................................................................................................................................ 113 9 | P a g e Glutamate ....................................................................................................................................... 115 Glutamine........................................................................................................................................ 115 Glutathione ..................................................................................................................................... 115 Glycine ............................................................................................................................................. 116 Glycyl Glycine .................................................................................................................................. 116 Glycyrrhizic Acid Ammonium Salt ................................................................................................... 116 Gram Staining Kit ............................................................................................................................ 116 Graphite Powder ............................................................................................................................. 117 Guaiacol .......................................................................................................................................... 117 Guanidine Hydrochlorides .............................................................................................................. 117 H .......................................................................................................................................................... 117 H2O2 ................................................................................................................................................. 117 H3BO3 ............................................................................................................................................... 117 Hager’s Reagent .............................................................................................................................. 118 HDPE Tube ...................................................................................................................................... 118 Hematoxylin .................................................................................................................................... 118 Hemoglobin ..................................................................................................................................... 118 Heparin ............................................................................................................................................ 118 Heparin Sodium Salt ........................................................................................................................ 119 HEPES .............................................................................................................................................. 119 Hexafluorophosphate ..................................................................................................................... 119 Hexamine ........................................................................................................................................ 119 HgCl2 ............................................................................................................................................... 119 HiAnero Gas Pack ............................................................................................................................ 120 HiCarbohydrate Kits ........................................................................................................................ 120 High Binding Flat Bottomed Immune Plates ................................................................................... 120 HiMedia Kits .................................................................................................................................... 120 HiSep ............................................................................................................................................... 121 Histidine .......................................................................................................................................... 121 Hormones ........................................................................................................................................ 121 HP‐B‐Cyclodextrin ........................................................................................................................... 121 Hydrochloric Acid ............................................................................................................................ 121 Hydrogen Peroxide ......................................................................................................................... 122 Hydroxy Propyl Methyl Cellulose .................................................................................................... 122 10 | P a g e Hydroxybenzotriazole ..................................................................................................................... 122 Hydroxylamine Hydrochloride ........................................................................................................ 122 Hydroxyurea .................................................................................................................................... 122 I ........................................................................................................................................................... 123 Identification Kits ............................................................................................................................ 123 Indole‐3‐butyric Acid(IBA) ............................................................................................................... 123 Indole‐3‐carboxaldehyde ................................................................................................................ 123 Indole Acetic Acid ............................................................................................................................ 124 Insulin .............................................................................................................................................. 124 Iron Chloride ................................................................................................................................... 124 Iso‐Octanol ...................................................................................................................................... 124 Isopropyl Alcohol ............................................................................................................................ 124 Isopropyl myristate ......................................................................................................................... 125 Itaconice Acid .................................................................................................................................. 125 J ........................................................................................................................................................... 125 Janus Green B .................................................................................................................................. 125 K .......................................................................................................................................................... 125 K2CO3 .............................................................................................................................................. 125 Kanamycin ....................................................................................................................................... 126 Kanamycin Sulphate ........................................................................................................................ 126 Kaolinite Clay ................................................................................................................................... 126 Ketaconazole ................................................................................................................................... 126 Kinetin ............................................................................................................................................. 126 Kojic Acid ......................................................................................................................................... 126 L ........................................................................................................................................................... 127 La2CO3 .............................................................................................................................................. 127 Lactose ............................................................................................................................................ 127 L‐alanine .......................................................................................................................................... 127 L‐a‐phosphotidyl choline ................................................................................................................. 127 L‐arginine ........................................................................................................................................ 127 L‐Asparagine Monohydrate ............................................................................................................ 128 Latex Agglutination Kit .................................................................................................................... 128 LB‐Casein ......................................................................................................................................... 128 Lead Acetate ................................................................................................................................... 128 11 | P a g e Lecithin ............................................................................................................................................ 128 L‐Glutamine ..................................................................................................................................... 128 L‐Hydroxyproline ............................................................................................................................. 129 Linoleic Acid .................................................................................................................................... 129 Liquid Paraffin ................................................................................................................................. 129 Lithium Bromide ............................................................................................................................. 129 Lithium Nitrate ................................................................................................................................ 130 Locust Bean Gum ............................................................................................................................ 130 L‐Tryptophan ................................................................................................................................... 130 L‐Tyrosine ........................................................................................................................................ 130 Lugol’s Iodine .................................................................................................................................. 130 L‐Valine ........................................................................................................................................... 131 Lysozyme ......................................................................................................................................... 131 M ......................................................................................................................................................... 131 Magnesium Chloride ....................................................................................................................... 131 Magnesium Hydroxide .................................................................................................................... 131 Magnesium Sulphate ...................................................................................................................... 131 Maleic Acid ...................................................................................................................................... 132 Malt Extract ..................................................................................................................................... 132 Maltodextrin ................................................................................................................................... 133 Maltose ........................................................................................................................................... 133 Manganese(II) Sulphate Monohydrate ........................................................................................... 133 Mannitol .......................................................................................................................................... 133 Mannose ......................................................................................................................................... 134 Markers ........................................................................................................................................... 134 Mayer’s Reagent ............................................................................................................................. 134 Melatonin ........................................................................................................................................ 134 Mercaptoethanol ............................................................................................................................ 134 Meropenem .................................................................................................................................... 134 Mesoinositol ................................................................................................................................... 135 Methacrylamide .............................................................................................................................. 135 Methanol ......................................................................................................................................... 135 Methionine ...................................................................................................................................... 135 Methyl Cellulose ............................................................................................................................. 135 12 | P a g e Methyl Green .................................................................................................................................. 136 Methyl Orange ................................................................................................................................ 136 Methyl Violet .................................................................................................................................. 136 Methylene Blue ............................................................................................................................... 136 MG ................................................................................................................................................... 136 Miscellaneous ................................................................................................................................. 136 MnO2 .............................................................................................................................................. 137 Monosodium Glutamate(DTNB) ..................................................................................................... 137 MS‐222 ............................................................................................................................................ 137 MTT ................................................................................................................................................. 137 Murexide ......................................................................................................................................... 138 N .......................................................................................................................................................... 138 N,N‐ dimethylformamide ................................................................................................................ 138 N,N’‐methylene bisacrylamide ....................................................................................................... 138 NADH ............................................................................................................................................... 139 Nafion 117 ....................................................................................................................................... 140 Nalidixic Acid ................................................................................................................................... 140 Nalidixic Acid ................................................................................................................................... 140 NaLS System .................................................................................................................................... 140 Naphthaleneacetic Acid(NAA) ........................................................................................................ 140 Naphthylenediamine dihydrochloride(NED) ................................................................................... 141 Neutral Red ..................................................................................................................................... 141 n‐Hexadecane ................................................................................................................................. 141 N‐hydroxy sulfosuccinimide ............................................................................................................ 141 Nickel Chloride ................................................................................................................................ 141 Nickel Sulphate ............................................................................................................................... 141 Nicotinamide ................................................................................................................................... 141 Nicotinic Acid .................................................................................................................................. 142 Niobium Pentaoxide ....................................................................................................................... 142 Nitric Acid ........................................................................................................................................ 142 Nitroblue Tetrazolium (NBT) ........................................................................................................... 142 Norepinephrine ............................................................................................................................... 143 Norfloxacin ...................................................................................................................................... 143 NTE Buffer ....................................................................................................................................... 144 13 | P a g e Nutrient Agar .................................................................................................................................. 144 Nysatin ............................................................................................................................................ 144 Nystatin ........................................................................................................................................... 144 O .......................................................................................................................................................... 144 Oat Spelt Xylan ................................................................................................................................ 144 Olive Oil ........................................................................................................................................... 145 Orange G ......................................................................................................................................... 145 Orcinol Monohydrate ..................................................................................................................... 145 Organic Chemicals ........................................................................................................................... 145 Ovalbumin ....................................................................................................................................... 145 Oxacillin Powder ............................................................................................................................. 145 Oxalic Acid ....................................................................................................................................... 146 Oxidised Glutathione (GSSG) .......................................................................................................... 146 P .......................................................................................................................................................... 147 Palmitoyl Chloride ........................................................................................................................... 147 PAM ................................................................................................................................................. 147 p‐Amino Benzoic Acid ..................................................................................................................... 147 p‐anisyl ............................................................................................................................................ 147 Paper Discs ...................................................................................................................................... 147 p‐bromophenol(4‐BP) ..................................................................................................................... 147 p‐chlorophenylalanine .................................................................................................................... 147 PdCl2 ............................................................................................................................................... 148 p‐dimethyl‐amino‐benzaldehyde .................................................................................................... 148 Pectin .............................................................................................................................................. 148 Penicillin .......................................................................................................................................... 148 Pentanone ....................................................................................................................................... 149 Pentylenetetrazol(PTZ) ................................................................................................................... 149 Peppermint Oil ................................................................................................................................ 149 Pepsin .............................................................................................................................................. 149 Peptone ........................................................................................................................................... 149 Peptone Water ................................................................................................................................ 151 Perchloric Acid ................................................................................................................................ 151 Peroxidase ....................................................................................................................................... 151 Pet Ether ......................................................................................................................................... 151 14 | P a g e Petri Plates ...................................................................................................................................... 151 Petroleum Ether .............................................................................................................................. 152 Phenanthrene ................................................................................................................................. 152 Phenanzine methosulphate(PMS) .................................................................................................. 152 Phenol Red ...................................................................................................................................... 152 Phenolic Acid ................................................................................................................................... 152 Phenolphthalein .............................................................................................................................. 153 Phenylmethane Sulfonyl Fluoride(PMSF) ....................................................................................... 153 Phenylthiourea ................................................................................................................................ 153 Phloroglucinol ................................................................................................................................. 153 Phosphomolybdic Acid .................................................................................................................... 153 Phosphotungstic Acid ...................................................................................................................... 153 p‐hydroxyphenyl ............................................................................................................................. 153 Picrotoxin(PTX) ................................................................................................................................ 154 p‐Iodonitrotetrazolium Chloride ..................................................................................................... 154 Pluronic ........................................................................................................................................... 154 Polystyrene ..................................................................................................................................... 154 PMMA ............................................................................................................................................. 154 p‐nitrobenzaldehyde ....................................................................................................................... 155 p‐nitrophenol .................................................................................................................................. 155 p‐nitrophenyl Phosphate ................................................................................................................ 155 Polyamines ...................................................................................................................................... 155 Polyclar AT....................................................................................................................................... 155 Polyethylene ................................................................................................................................... 155 Polyethylene Glycol(PEG) ................................................................................................................ 155 Polymethyl Methacrylate ................................................................................................................ 156 Polystyrene ..................................................................................................................................... 156 Polysulfone ...................................................................................................................................... 156 Polyvinyl Alcohol ............................................................................................................................. 157 Polyvinylpyrrolidone K30 ................................................................................................................ 157 Porcine Mucin ................................................................................................................................. 157 Porcine Pancreas ............................................................................................................................. 158 Potassium Bromide ......................................................................................................................... 158 Potassium Chloride ......................................................................................................................... 158 15 | P a g e Potassium Dichromate .................................................................................................................... 158 Potassium Dihydrogen Phosphate .................................................................................................. 158 Potassium ferricyanide ................................................................................................................... 159 Potassium ferrocyanide .................................................................................................................. 159 Potassium Hydrogen Phosphate ..................................................................................................... 159 Potassium Hydroxide ...................................................................................................................... 159 Potassium Meta bi‐sulphite ............................................................................................................ 160 Potassium Nitrate ........................................................................................................................... 160 Potassium Periodate ....................................................................................................................... 160 Potassium Persulphate ................................................................................................................... 160 Potato Starch .................................................................................................................................. 161 Proline ............................................................................................................................................. 161 Propionic Acid ................................................................................................................................. 161 Propyl Gallate .................................................................................................................................. 161 Propylene Carbonate ...................................................................................................................... 161 Propylene Glycol ............................................................................................................................. 161 Protein Test Kit ................................................................................................................................ 162 PVP .................................................................................................................................................. 162 Pyrazinamidase Test ....................................................................................................................... 162 Pyridine ........................................................................................................................................... 162 Pyridine‐2‐aldehyde ........................................................................................................................ 162 Pyruvate .......................................................................................................................................... 162 Q .......................................................................................................................................................... 163 Quartz Sand ..................................................................................................................................... 163 Quercetin ........................................................................................................................................ 163 Quinine monohydrochloride dihydrate .......................................................................................... 163 R .......................................................................................................................................................... 163 Raffinose Pentahydrate .................................................................................................................. 163 RBC Diluting Fluid ............................................................................................................................ 163 Reduced Glutathione (GSH) ............................................................................................................ 164 Reference Strains ............................................................................................................................ 165 Resazurin ......................................................................................................................................... 165 Rhodamine B ................................................................................................................................... 165 Riboflavin ........................................................................................................................................ 165 16 | P a g e Rifampicin ....................................................................................................................................... 166 Rose Bengal Dye .............................................................................................................................. 166 Ready Prepared Media ................................................................................................................... 166 RuCl3.3H2O ...................................................................................................................................... 166 Rutin ................................................................................................................................................ 166 S ........................................................................................................................................................... 167 Salicylic Acid .................................................................................................................................... 167 Salts ................................................................................................................................................. 167 Sample Collector ............................................................................................................................. 167 SDS Lysis Buffer ............................................................................................................................... 167 Serotonin ......................................................................................................................................... 167 Silica Gel .......................................................................................................................................... 167 Silicon Carbide ................................................................................................................................. 168 Silicon Oil ......................................................................................................................................... 168 Silver Nitrate ................................................................................................................................... 169 SiO2 ................................................................................................................................................. 170 SnCl2 ............................................................................................................................................... 170 Sodium Salicylate ............................................................................................................................ 170 Sodium Alginate .............................................................................................................................. 170 Sodium Arsenite .............................................................................................................................. 171 Sodium Ascorbate ........................................................................................................................... 171 Sodium Azide .................................................................................................................................. 171 Sodium Benzoate ............................................................................................................................ 171 Sodium Bicarbonate ........................................................................................................................ 171 Sodium Borohydride ....................................................................................................................... 172 Sodium Carbonate .......................................................................................................................... 172 Sodium Chloride .............................................................................................................................. 172 Sodium Cholate ............................................................................................................................... 174 Sodium Deoxycholate ..................................................................................................................... 174 Sodium Dihydrogen Phosphate ...................................................................................................... 174 Sodium Dodecyl Sulphate ............................................................................................................... 174 Sodium dodecylbenzenesulphonate ............................................................................................... 175 Sodium Ethoxide ............................................................................................................................. 175 Sodium Hydroxide ........................................................................................................................... 175 17 | P a g e Sodium Hypochlorite ...................................................................................................................... 177 Sodium Lauryl Sulfate(SLS) .............................................................................................................. 177 Sodium Nitrite ................................................................................................................................. 177 Sodium Nitroprusside ..................................................................................................................... 177 Sodium Periodate ............................................................................................................................ 178 Sodium Phosphate .......................................................................................................................... 178 Sodium Potassium Tartarate ........................................................................................................... 178 Sodium Sarcosinate ......................................................................................................................... 178 Sodium Selenite .............................................................................................................................. 178 Sodium Thioglycollate ..................................................................................................................... 178 Sodium Tripoly Phosphate .............................................................................................................. 178 Solochrome Dark Blue ..................................................................................................................... 179 Solvents ........................................................................................................................................... 179 Sorbitol ............................................................................................................................................ 180 Soya Lecithin ................................................................................................................................... 180 Soya Phosphatidylcholine ............................................................................................................... 181 Soyabean Oil ................................................................................................................................... 181 Span 80 ............................................................................................................................................ 181 SrCO3 .............................................................................................................................................. 181 Starch .............................................................................................................................................. 181 Streptavidin ..................................................................................................................................... 182 Streptomycin ................................................................................................................................... 182 Streptozotocin ................................................................................................................................. 182 Sucrose ............................................................................................................................................ 183 Sulfanilamide .................................................................................................................................. 184 Sulphanilic Acid ............................................................................................................................... 184 Sulphuric Acid ................................................................................................................................. 184 Swabs .............................................................................................................................................. 185 Syringic Acid .................................................................................................................................... 185 T .......................................................................................................................................................... 185 Talc .................................................................................................................................................. 185 Tannic Acid ...................................................................................................................................... 186 TBA .................................................................................................................................................. 186 TBP .................................................................................................................................................. 186 18 | P a g e TC‐100 ............................................................................................................................................. 187 Teepol ............................................................................................................................................. 187 TeO2 ................................................................................................................................................. 187 Terephthalic Acid ............................................................................................................................ 187 Testosterone ................................................................................................................................... 187 Tetracycline ..................................................................................................................................... 187 Tetraethyl Orthosilicate .................................................................................................................. 187 Thionin ............................................................................................................................................ 188 Thiophen‐2‐carboxaldehyde ........................................................................................................... 188 Thiourea .......................................................................................................................................... 188 Threonine ........................................................................................................................................ 188 Thymol ............................................................................................................................................ 188 THZ .................................................................................................................................................. 188 TiO2 .................................................................................................................................................. 188 Titanium Isopropoxide .................................................................................................................... 189 Toluene ........................................................................................................................................... 189 Toluidine Blue(TB) ........................................................................................................................... 189 Tributylin Chloride .......................................................................................................................... 189 Tributyrin Agar ................................................................................................................................ 189 Trichloro Acetic Acid ....................................................................................................................... 190 Triethanolamine .............................................................................................................................. 190 Triethyl Citrate ................................................................................................................................ 191 Triphenyl tetrazolium Chloride ....................................................................................................... 191 Tris Base .......................................................................................................................................... 191 Tris(Hydroxymethyl)aminomethane ............................................................................................... 191 Tris‐HCl Buffer ................................................................................................................................. 191 Triton WR 1339 ............................................................................................................................... 192 Triton‐X 100 .................................................................................................................................... 192 Trolox .............................................................................................................................................. 192 Trypsin ............................................................................................................................................. 192 Tryptone .......................................................................................................................................... 193 Tryptophan ...................................................................................................................................... 193 Tween .............................................................................................................................................. 193 Tyloxapol ......................................................................................................................................... 194 19 | P a g e Tyrosine ........................................................................................................................................... 194 U .......................................................................................................................................................... 194 UA .................................................................................................................................................... 194 Uracil ............................................................................................................................................... 195 Urea ................................................................................................................................................. 195 Urethane ......................................................................................................................................... 195 Uric Acid .......................................................................................................................................... 196 USA HBT .......................................................................................................................................... 196 USA Keratin ..................................................................................................................................... 196 V .......................................................................................................................................................... 196 V2O5 ................................................................................................................................................. 196 Vanillic Acid ..................................................................................................................................... 196 Vanillin ............................................................................................................................................ 197 Vanillyl Alcohol ................................................................................................................................ 197 Veratryl Alcohol .............................................................................................................................. 197 Vitamin A Acetate ........................................................................................................................... 197 Vitamin B1 ....................................................................................................................................... 197 Vitamin B6 ....................................................................................................................................... 197 Vitamin C ......................................................................................................................................... 197 Vitamin E Acetate ............................................................................................................................ 198 W ......................................................................................................................................................... 198 Wagner’s Reagent ........................................................................................................................... 198 X .......................................................................................................................................................... 198 Xylene .............................................................................................................................................. 198 Xylobiose ......................................................................................................................................... 198 Y .......................................................................................................................................................... 198 Y2O3 ................................................................................................................................................. 198 Yeast Extract ................................................................................................................................... 199 Yttrium Chloride .............................................................................................................................. 201 Z ........................................................................................................................................................... 201 Zeolite 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Bajpai, S.K. and A. Jain, Equilibrium and Thermodynamic Studies for Adsorption of Crystal Violet onto Spent Tea Leaves (STL). WATER 2012. 4: p. 52‐71. 2.
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Kumar, S., A. Mishra, and A.K. Pandey, Antioxidant mediated protective effect of Parthenium hysterophorus against oxidative damage using in vitro models. BMC Complementary and Alternative Medicine, 2013. 13(120). 2.
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Giriraj Sahu and A.K. Bera, Contribution of Intracellular Calcium and pH in Ischemic Uncoupling of Cardiac Gap Junction Channels Formed of Connexins 43, 40, and 45: A Critical Function of C‐Terminal Domain. Plos One, 2013. 8(3). 2.
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Kumar, V., et al., Isolation of phytase‐producing bacteria from Himalayan soils and their effect on growth and phosphorus uptake of Indian mustard (Brassica juncea). World Journal of Microbiology and Biotechnology, 2013. 116 | P a g e Graphite Powder 1.
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Chaurasiya, R.S. and H.U. Hebbar, Extraction of bromelain from pineapple core and purification by RME and precipitation methods. Separation and Purification Technology, 2013. 111: p. 90‐97. 2.
Kumar, V.V. and V.S. Rapheal, Induction and Purification by Three‐Phase Partitioning of Aryl Alcohol Oxidase (AAO) from Pleurotus ostreatus. Applied Biochemistry and Biotechnology, 2011. 163(3): p. 423‐432. 3.
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Naik, S., Y. K., and M.K. M., SYNTHESIS AND PHOTOCATALYTIC ACTIVITY OF ZNO NANOPARTICLES AGAINST CORALENE RED F3BS DYE IN PRESENCE OF UV AND SOLAR RADIATION. International Journal of Universal Pharmacy and Life Sciences, 2012. 2(4). H3BO3 1.
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