The phrase "a laboratory protocol for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific set of procedures or guidelines designed for conducting experiments or research in a laboratory setting.
Example: "The researchers developed a laboratory protocol for testing the efficacy of the new drug."
Alternatives: "a lab procedure for" or "a research protocol for".
A detailed laboratory protocol for the macroarray method is available on request.
The present study will develop a simplified laboratory protocol for bone decellularization and compare the applicability of decellularized calvarial bone matrix to HGCS using the rat calvaria CSD model.
On a solely technical basis there is little reason not to include a third dye-label (although we have to limit this conclusion to Alexa594) for two-factorial experiments, the only prerequisite being a working laboratory protocol for using three dyes and good planning of logistics.
While our manuscript was being prepared, the Taiwan CDC changed their laboratory protocol for dengue fever to one that requires only a single laboratory test for dengue surveillance and control.
Human blood plasma samples were collected from the BCP and HP at the University of Texas M. D. Anderson Cancer Center (Houston, TX), following the same strict laboratory protocol for each sample.
At 18 days post aerosol infection, which is the start of treatment of our standard laboratory protocol for this model [43], the lung tissue sections mainly contained inflammatory lesions consisting primarily of macrophage (mΦ) and granulocyte (GC) cell accumulations arranged in an unorganized manner (Fig. 2A), as also earlier described [46] [48].
Four weeks after M. tuberculosis aerosol exposure, which is the start of drug treatment in our standard laboratory protocol for this mouse model [44], the inflammatory lung lesions consisted of large lymphocyte (LC) aggregates surrounding multiple, smaller accumulations of epithelioid mΦs (Fig. 4A) as previously reported [18], [49].
The location of bacilli in guinea pig lung sections was studied by using the combination staining of AR, hematoxylin QS and DAPI starting one month after low dose aerosol infection (which is the start of drug treatment in our standard laboratory protocol for the guinea pig model) [23], [45], [50].
All animal experiments were carried out according to the Laboratory Protocol for Animal Handling of Sojo University (Kumamoto, Japan).
However, there is no standard laboratory protocol for investigating all possible etiologies.
DNA was isolated according to the laboratory protocol for manual purification of DNA.
