The phrase "analysis of the serum" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in scientific or medical contexts when discussing the examination or evaluation of serum, typically in relation to blood tests or research.
Example: "The analysis of the serum revealed elevated levels of cholesterol, prompting further investigation."
Alternatives: "serum examination" or "serum evaluation".
Accuracy of the method was investigated by analysis of the serum samples spiked with various concentration of CLX and a recovery of 103.63% was obtained.
Whereas analysis of the serum IgG subclass profile indicated a strong IgG2a response and thus a systemic Th1-type pattern, this vector also induced a good mucosal IgA response.
We used a clustering analysis of the serum samples to gain some insight into particular autoantibodies that might reflect the state of the tumor.
Western blot analysis of the serum (Methods S2) showed six major bands recognized by the serum of Ae. aegypti-exposed mice, with increased reactivity observed in mice exposed four times to mosquito feeding (Fig. 2A).
Powder X-ray diffraction (XRD) analysis of the serum granulations yielded a wide repertoire of amorphous (Fig. 6B and C, shown for HS-2 and HS-4, respectively) and crystalline patterns (Fig. 6D and E, shown for FBS-2 and FBS-4, respectively).
For analysis of the serum of CXMDJ dogs, mutation carrier female dogs and wild-type control dogs (n = 3, at each age indicated in Figure 2), blood was collected from the subcutaneous vein of the hindlimb, and whole blood was allowed to stand for about 1 h at room temperature before centrifugation at 1,800 g for 10 min at room temperature.
Zymographic analysis of the serum-free cell culture supernatant identified strong gelatinolytic activity of latent MMP-2 as well as weak activity of active MMP-9.
Analysis of the serum-free medium by immunoblot analysis confirmed that levels of SPP1, SPARC, VGF, NPM1, and AZGP1 were below the limit of detection in MDA-MB-435-MRJ(L) culture medium.
In " Diagnosis value of the serum amyloid A test in neonatal sepsis: a meta-analysis," H. Yuan et al. performed a meta-analysis of the serum amyloid A (SAA) test as a diagnostic marker for neonatal sepsis.
ITLC analysis of the human serum revealed that the 99mTc-nanoformulations remained sufficiently stable during incubation at 37°C with human serum.
We validated differences in protein expression between patients with and without VTE using more traditional gel-based analysis of the same serum samples.
