This was an albumen print photo that he put together in 1863.

There was a little albumen, but no more than you would expect in a dog of his age.

He was active during the period 1860-1890 and worked in albumen prints.

The albumen process, first used more than 150 years ago, produces brown tones.

The endosperm is also called the albumen of the seed.

Everything else is either an albumen or silver print.

It was a slow technique that had already been replaced in his day by the more commercial albumen process.

Albumen is always dissolved in the cold, a process that takes several days when large quantities are required.

In species within this genus, the albumen gland is very large.

However, later into its popularity, other types of papers began to replace the albumen process.

The second, a blotchy albumen print, makes her look as if she's coming apart.

The yolk is a round, yellow structure that lies in the middle of the albumen.

He opened the first albumen print processing shop in Batavia.

The egg white, also known as albumen, is the clear liquid part of the egg.

(Egg white is actually an ingredient in the albumen process.)

The yeasts use up the ammonia salt, they will grow without the albumen!"

The product is dried and mixed with egg albumen, which acts as a binder.

Most pictures were taken as a glass negative and printed out as an albumen print.

The took albumen photographies that collected with the following standards:

Albumen is very defensive of the old imperial measures and calls himself a "metric martyr".

Adonis tells Albumen, who is apparently not feeling too well, to tape the programme.

Albumen is released from hospital and is diagnosed with radiation sickness.

The raptor stood, pale albumen dripping from its jaws.

Albumen is the white of an egg.

The albumen seals the paper and creates a slightly glossy surface for the sensitizer to rest on.

Albumin makes up the biggest part of the blood plasma.

The albumin appears to help the drug reach the tumors.

More than half of the protein in blood serum is albumin.

It is then bound to albumin and sent to the liver.

The lost albumin can be detected by a simple urine test.

Too much serum albumin in the body can be harmful.

Albumin is the name for a number of proteins that can be dissolved in water.

Therefore, he begins by analyzing albumin levels while a person is still too young to be at risk.

It is thought to be the fetal form of serum albumin.

Some brands of this medication contain albumin made from human blood.

Integrating traditional and modern methods is a useful way to process albumin.

Human plasma proved to have several useful components other than albumin.

This is a test to detect small quantities of urine albumin.

Normally, there is less than 43 milligrams per day of albumin in urine.

Albumin in the urine is an indication of kidney damage.

The increase in serum albumin was similar in both groups.

It also causes low levels of albumin levels in the blood.

There are several components that make up blood plasma, one of which is the protein albumin.

When the kidneys are working properly, albumin is not present in the urine.

- Add the albumin to the cooled mixture and stir well.

Swelling of the body occurs when the blood loses a protein called albumin.

Albumin is normally found in the blood and filtered by the kidneys.

Some institutions use normal serum albumin, but it is costly and can be difficult to find.

They are then extracted by spinning the albumin in a centrifuge.

Too much serum albumin in the body can be harmful.

It is thought to be the fetal form of serum albumin.

The increase in serum albumin was similar in both groups.

Some institutions use normal serum albumin, but it is costly and can be difficult to find.

Serum albumin is the major carrier of free fatty acids in the blood.

It acts as a blood pool agent by binding to human serum albumin.

Serum albumin is the most abundant plasma protein in mammals.

Serum albumin accounts for the majority of the binding.

Traditionally, two classes of blood proteins are considered: serum albumin and globulin.

The serum albumin level is part of a standard panel of liver function tests.

Then he blocked any remaining binding sites in the wells with bovine serum albumin.

Human serum albumin prepared by this process is used in some vaccines, for treating burn victims, and other medical applications.

Serum albumin replaced dried plasma for combat use during the Korean War.

Low serum albumin levels and hypercalcemia can also occur.

The enzyme is supplied by many manufacturers and requires bovine serum albumin to work properly.

For example, the albumin found in blood serum is called serum albumin.

Similar significant increases in serum albumin concentration were found in both groups (Table V).

This insulin has a high affinty for serum albumin, increasing its duration of action.

Serum albumin, as a negative acute-phase protein, is down-regulated in inflammatory states.

The approximate sequence of human serum albumin is:

Serum albumin is widely distributed in mammals.

Serum albumin contains eleven distinct binding domains for hydrophobic compounds.

They confirmed that the genetically modified brown rice had the same amino acid sequence as human serum albumin.

Serum albumin may be depressed.

His handset hung high on his left shoulder, next to a smoke grenade and a can of serum albumin.

Adonis tells Albumen, who is apparently not feeling too well, to tape the programme.

The raptor stood, pale albumen dripping from its jaws.

A fluid culture medium is added: three parts albumen from fresh eggs and two parts salt solution.

A worm of albumen twisted and turned beneath the cross-hairs of the lens.

Plasmon itself was a powder, milk albumen, which could be mixed into various other foods to make it palatable.

Cover stared down at the golden yolk and milky albumen oozing over the carefully polished leather.

'We need high-quality dried albumen,' he says.

Both she and Albumen are arrested by Constable Haywain.

He believed that his soul could be sucked out through his pupils like albumen being sucked from a pierced egg.

The chief products were acetic acid, acetate salts, mineral acids, albumen, pharmaceuticals, and other chemicals.

Adonis buys The Sun and prevents Albumen's arrest.

Hannah arrives and she tells Adonis to phone a doctor, because Albumen is literally green in the face and obviously ill.

He thought the smallest unit of a living creature was the cell - which he saw as just a lump of adaptable albumen.'

Here they made the blood into albumen, and made other foul-smelling things into things still more foul-smelling.

Instead he tends to spend his days obsessing over things like egg yolks - "Albumen used only egg whites," he said.

Arabian doctors used lime derived from sea shells and albumen from egg whites to stiffen bandages.

Albumen replies that, funnily enough, "all VCR's do that".

Many laid eggs have a thin or soft shell and poor albumen (watery), and are not marketable or proper for incubation.

Adonis and Albumen visit him in prison to offer him things (such as "edible cellmates") in exchange for the whereabouts of the formula.

He printed many of his railroad company photographs on albumen paper to evoke an earlier era, as most photographers had abandoned albumen by the 1890s.

The albumen gland (which creates albumen for the eggs) is elongated and shaped like a tongue.

Kiwi Sun Photography: Albumen Printing (Dead link)

Albumen receives a pardon from the prime minister in a foolscap envelope, on quarto parchment, handwritten with ink made from soot and cold tea.

By giving leaves a very little weak hydrochloric acid, I can make them digest albumen--i.e. white of egg--quicker than they can do naturally.

The Chicago Albumen Works, for example, sells a printing-out paper, used for contact printing big negatives, out of its Housatonic, Mass., headquarters.

Albumen is the white of an egg.

The white of an egg is sometimes a successful remedy for certain types of poisoning because, in coagulating, the albumin coats the poison and prevents it from taking effect.

"Seven Sisters (Pleiades)," by contrast, offers the single, lovely vision of smiling, cartoonlike faces afloat in a circle speckled and pearlescent like the white of an egg.

A severe beating would have to be given, not in anger, because that would disturb the digestive apparatus, but silently and efficiently, as a chemist would beat up the white of an egg in preparation for a minor analysis.

Within, down it sunk perpendicularly into a caldron, about a Danish mile in depth; while below lay a town, whose appearance we can, in some measure, realize to ourselves by beating the white of an egg in a glass of water.

She took the white of an egg and sugar and made some candy on the back of the kitchen stove; then she took her pan of candy and stood near the school and sold it to the children for a penny a piece as they went home.