The phrase "assay temperature" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in scientific or laboratory contexts when referring to the temperature at which an assay is conducted.
Example: "The assay temperature must be maintained at 37 degrees Celsius for optimal results."
Alternatives: "testing temperature" or "analysis temperature".
Both elevation and assay temperature had a significant effect on NR activity, but not pH.
Overall, performance of the TCC was sufficient to make precise physiological measurements of insect metabolic rate while controlling assay temperature.
The purified Murl possessed an assay temperature optimum of 50 °C, but it was not stable at this temperature.
Exposing subtilisin at 90 °C for 5 h led to 18-fold improvement in its transesterification activity even at the normal assay temperature (37 °C) when compared with the untreated enzyme.
This so-called T-microplate is able to control assay temperature between the freezing point of a liquid sample and 60 °C with high stability and accuracy in any data acquisition mode.
The effects of assay temperature (5 °C steps, from 5 to 45 °C), pH (7, 8 and 9) and elevation (upper and lower intertidal) on leaf NR activity were tested in a factorial design (n=5).
More importantly, some of the clonal divergences were only detected under low assay temperatures, pointing toward the importance of this parameter in comparative studies.
Increased activity of concentrated culture supernatants from the E1 expression strain (JWCB052) was observed on both CMC and Avicel, and at both assay temperatures (65 and 75 °C) compared to the parent strain (JWCB018).
Overall, we found that Km and Vmax varied at critical temperatures for all 3 alleles, in contrast to the results of Johns and Somero [ 48], who found that a cold-adapted allele of lactate dehydrogenase (Ldh-4) had a higher Km than warm-adapted alleles across all assay temperatures in Pacific damselfishes.
Amplifications were performed using an ABI PRISM 7500 HT Sequence Detection System Applied Biosystemss, Foster City, CA) and primer concentrations were adjusted accordingly to the assays temperature.
In order to do this, the optimal assay conditions (temperature and pH) for all three enzymes were determined before, and then their usages of the different substrates were tested.
