Pyridoxine was then added back at a range of concentrations, the "high" dose was 400 ng/mL, the concentration of pyridoxine present in standard medium.
Each analyte is sent in a range of concentrations, including the highest and lowest concentrations expected to be found in clinical samples (Table 1), which allows each laboratory to test the limits of its assay.
In contrast, Rice et al. (2005) used an LH dose range of 0, 2.5 and 5 ng/ml (equivalent to 0, 0.01 mU/ml and 0.22 mU/ml of LH) and a range of insulin concentrations up to a higher maximum dose of 1000 ng/ml to stimulate the GC metabolism in a serum-based culture system containing 5.5 mM glucose.
A range of drug concentrations, starting from low to high, were tested for each DRG neuron.
Mixtures of iodine and dialkylsulphides are liquids with a significant electrical conductivity, especially in the range of high iodine concentrations.
In the range of high polymer concentrations, the unadsorbed macromolecules, freely dispersed in the solution, can cause depletion interactions.
Posnack et al. [ 38] explored DEHP effects on rats cardiomyocytes in a range of concentrations two and three orders of magnitude higher than here.
Of the 30 compounds that did modulate p53 degradation (six are shown in Figure 4A), they increased p53 levels by about 2-fold relative to p53 levels in the absence of compound over a range of concentrations from mid-nanomolar to high-micromolar (Table 2, Supplementary Table 1, Figure 4A).
As expected, treatment over a range of concentrations of Navitoclax induced much higher levels of apoptosis in SINEG2 cells, detectable by DNA fragmentation (sub-G1; Figures 6a and b (i)), compared with normal control N/TERT and SINCE cells (Supplementary Figure S7D).
