The phrase "assayed in vitro to" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in scientific contexts to describe the testing or analysis of a substance in a controlled environment outside of a living organism.
Example: "The new drug was assayed in vitro to determine its efficacy against cancer cells."
Alternatives: "tested in vitro to" or "evaluated in vitro to".
These cells were assayed in vitro in order to detect cytokine production after treatment.
METHODS: Hammerhead ribozymes were developed and assayed in vitro against RNA targets homologous to the opsin P347S mutants found in a transgenic porcine model and in humans.
Some of them, particularly 8a and 8b, were found in the antiviral assay in vitro to be strong inhibitors of cytopathic activity encephalomyocarditis virus (EMCV).
Some of them were found in the antiviral assay in vitro to be strong inhibitors of cythopatic activity of herpes simplex virus type 1 HSV-1 (compounds 2a,b,f,h, 3a j) and encephalomyocarditis virus EMCV (compounds 2a,h, 3a f,k,l).
Further, we were able to purify these cells using FACS and perform functional assays in vitro to determine their physiological characteristics.
To test this hypothesis, we performed a cell traction florescent microscopy assay in vitro to measure the contractility of both WT ACTN4 and ACTN4 KD fibroblasts.
The drugs were prescreened by XTT assays in vitro to confirm their toxicity on the cell lines used in this study.
We performed cell survival assay in vitro to clarify which is the main radiosensitizing target of Everolimus, tumor cells, or ECs.
Thus, peptides P27, P31, and P35* evolved in silico from P6 as having high affinities for the modified hASLLys3UUU also appear from the screening assay in vitro to have higher affinities and higher specificities for the modified RNA.
Freshly prepared HK micelles loaded composite hydrogel were used to assay in vitro release behavior of hydrophobic small molecular drugs.
