The phrase "a assay from" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "an assay from"? You can use the corrected phrase when referring to a specific analysis or examination that has been conducted, typically in a scientific or medical context.
Example: "The laboratory provided an assay from the blood sample to determine the levels of various substances."
Alternatives: "an analysis from" or "a test from".
For determination of APP, commercial ELISAs were used according to the manufacturer's recommendations (Pig C-Reactive Protein ELISA and Pig Haptoglobin ELISA from Life Diagnostics, Inc., USA; PigMAP KIT ELISA from PigCHAMP Pro Europa S.A, Spain; Phase Serum Amyloid A Assay from Tridelta Development Ltd., County Kildare, Ireland).
For determination of APP commercial ELISAs were used according to the manufacturer's recommendation (Pig C-reactive protein ELISA and Pig haptoglobin ELISA from Life Diagnostics, Inc., USA; PigMAP KIT ELISA from PigCHAMP Pro Europa S.A, Spain; Phase Serum Amyloid A Assay from Tridelta Development Ltd County Kildare, Ireland).
The choice of cytotoxicity assay is not restrictive, with some scientists choosing to re-use an assay from a previous project, while others opt for the newest cytotoxicity assay kits on the market.
The MMP1 SNP (rs1799750) was analysed with a pyrosequencing-method based on an assay from PyroMark Assay Database (Qiagen).
As described in detail earlier [19], cAMP accumulation was measured in HEK 293 cells stably expressing the human DA D2L receptor with an assay from PerkinElmer (Waltham USA).
In order to distinguish results below the detection limit of an assay from missing data, the former were replaced with the detection limit divided by two.
In order to distinguish results below the detection limit of an assay from missing data, the former were replaced with the lowest detected value of the assay divided by two.
An advantage of the ALBIA methodology is to allow the concomitant detection of several aAbs in a single assay from a unique serum sample, therefore reducing number of biological tests, labor and time necessary between diagnosis and therapy.
In Tian et al (2014), we proposed and applied a novel match/mismatch analysis approach for evaluating the predictive value of a chemoresponse assay from an observational study, by investigating the assay's association with outcome.
Immune complex-kinase assays were performed by a protocol from an assay kit purchased from Cell Signaling technologies.
(A ) Workflow to generate an assay library from synthetic peptides.
