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Meaning of "liposoluble"

liposoluble (adjective): Having the ability to dissolve in fat or oil
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  • Soluble in lipids (or in organic solvents).

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liposoluble
The active ingredients can be hydrosoluble or liposoluble.
The gelling agent is liposoluble or lipodispersible.
The majority of these screening agents are liposoluble.
The liposoluble active materials can be solid or liquid.
They are often coloured by nature liposoluble pigments.
They are liposoluble and can generally be easily simulated by organisms.
Preparation of nanocapsules containing liposoluble active principles.
Liposoluble vitamins can be destroyed by the activity of rumen microflora.
The coloring agents may be hydrosoluble or liposoluble.
For this liposoluble vitamin.
This active agent is preferably liposoluble.
Other liposoluble active principles.
The majority of such screens are liposoluble.
Granulates containing liposoluble substances and process of preparation thereof.
The oil may optionally contain a liposoluble active agent.

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Yearly monitoring of liposoluble nutrients should be obtained after disabsorptive procedures.
They belong to the chemical family of isoprenoids and are liposoluble.
Hydrosoluble and liposoluble agent.
Liposoluble wax on cooldown.
The antibiotics thus obtained are liposoluble and acidic compounds.
Liposoluble technical agent.
Of transport of liposoluble substances.
Liposoluble antioxidant mixture.
A mild soap solution can also be used for liposoluble contamination.
Any liposoluble initiator may be employed in the polymerization in suspension or in microsuspension.
Spectinomycin exhibits little tendency to protein binding and is poorly liposoluble.
A liposoluble active compound can also be incorporated in the matrix in powder form.
Most toxins are liposoluble.
Liposoluble vitamins which are absorbed at the same time as fats and stored.
All of them are liposoluble.
Liposoluble active agents which also constitute additives may be advantageously used.
Such polymers are preferably liposoluble and have a low proportion of hydrophilic moieties.
Fat also hinders the treatment of some toxic substances that are liposoluble.
Use is advantageously made of liposoluble active compounds which also constitute additives.
The composition also contains at least an amylolytic enzyme and at least a liposoluble vitamin.
Such polymers must be liposoluble and have a low amount of hydrophilic units.
The oil dispersed by the lipid vesicles may optionally contain a liposoluble active agent.
They are liposoluble which promotes their direct integration into certain membranes.
Composition according to the invention may comprise at least one lipophilic or liposoluble gelling agent.
It is also possible to introduce liposoluble active ingredients into the microparticulate waxy phase.
Liposoluble or insoluble substances are suspended in FCA prior to combining with the aqueous phase.
The lymphatic vessels transport the various fats and liposoluble vitamins absorbed by the digestive tube.
The liposoluble ingredients are generally added to the wax before producing the microdispersion.
All the forms of vitamin D are liposoluble and accumulate in the body.
The liposoluble adjuvants are generally added to the wax before the production of the microdispersion.
Fat content, including liposoluble technical agents.
Bilirubin is liposoluble and can penetrate passively into cells where its accumulation is toxic.
The pigments may be water-soluble or liposoluble.
Melatonin is a liposoluble and water soluble hormone that the organism metabolizes in a remarkably speed.
Preservation of all active ingredients, either hydro or liposoluble.

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