The phrase "assay mediated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in scientific or technical contexts, particularly in discussions about processes or methods that involve assays.
Example: "The results were assay mediated, indicating that the measurements were influenced by the assay conditions."
Alternatives: "assay-driven" or "assay-based".
Our results demonstrate that rosemary essential oil, beside exhibiting free radical scavenging activity determined by DPPH assay, mediates its hepatoprotective effects also through activation of physiological defense mechanisms.
The inhibition of luciferase expression observed in the presence of Teashirt3 decreased with increasing concentration of the inhibitor, confirming that the repressing action of Teashirt3 in the AICD-GAL4 reporter assay was mediated, at least in part, by recruiting Class I and Class II HDACs.
Because the PDR behavioral assay is mediated by the same circuitry whether discrimination is assessed in azimuth or in elevation, this difference in vertical and horizontal acuity is likely to reflect a true difference in sensory resolution, without additional confounding effects of differences in motor performance in the two dimensions.
Numerous studies indicate that cell lysis in a 2-hour ADCC assay is mediated by NK cells alone [ 41, 42], and the only activating FcγR expressed by NK cells is FcγRIIIa [ 43].
This cleavage was minimally affected by isolated IgG from patient samples #61 and #16, strongly suggesting that in both cases the inhibition observed in the VWF115 assay is mediated by antibodies that recognise the spacer domain, and that any autoantibodies that recognise the MDTC domains either do not impair ADAMTS13 function or are only present at very low concentrations.
This effect of SLC was seen in both static and flow chamber adhesion assays, was mediated by integrin alpha 4 beta 7, and was inhibited by pertussis toxin.
Site directed mutagenesis, biochemical and structural analyses of the LukS-PV signal peptide indicate that this peptide is present at the S. aureus surface, binds to HS in solid phase assay, and mediates the enhanced S. aureus matrix component adhesion.
Of these patches, region III, together with a conserved but structurally flexible C-terminal helix, was shown by mutagenesis and pull-down assay to mediate binding to Rpn7.
Whether the A and B elements are involved in direct interactions with the core transcription machinery or whether the complexes identified in bandshift assays mediate later steps in preinitiation complex assembly are interesting questions that can be addressed in future studies.
