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AFGP
(redirected from Antifreeze Glycoproteins)

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AFGPAssistance to Firefighters Grant Program (US DHS)
AFGPAntifreeze Glycoproteins
AFGPAssociazione Formazione Giovanni Piamarta (Italian: Giovanni Piamarta Education Association; est. 1992)
AFGPAmerican Fiber Green Products, Inc. (Tampa, FL)
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In the September-October BIOCONJUGATE CHEMISTRY, Ben and his colleagues report a new method for chemically synthesizing molecules that resemble sugar-containing antifreeze proteins called antifreeze glycoproteins.
Chemists redesign natural antifreeze by Gorman, J. / Science News
Heldman of Rutgers University, New Brunswick, New Jersey, reported on the effects of extra-cellular ice nucleators and antifreeze glycoproteins on food freezing and frozen food stability.
Want to Freeze Stuff Really, Really Fast? There Are Lots of New ... by Quick Frozen Foods International
Scientists have added antifreeze glycoproteins to lambs before slaughter, reducing drip and ice crystal size.
Look to antifreeze proteins to control ice recrystallization by Emerging Food R&D Report
 
 
 
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