Sentence examples for bacterial screen from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, an amiloride-based genotype 1a p7 inhibitor selected from a bacterial screen, BIT225, 43 is currently in clinical trials combined with interferon and ribavirin.

It consists of 1092 candidates from a bacterial screen for non-coding RNAs, identified via deep sequencing and microarray expression analysis.

A first generation reverse mutant was isolated in a bacterial screen and more recently a screen in Saccharomyces cerevisiae has led to the identification of rtTA molecules with improved regulatory properties (rtTA2-S2 and rtTA2-M2).

Although bacterial screening has enhanced the safety of platelet transfusions, pathogen reduction technology may offer further benefits.

One swab was used for classical bacteriology and MDR bacterial screening by chromogenic media, and the other swab was reserved for multiplex real-time PCR, which was performed by Cepheid's Gene Xpert Callowingllowing detection of the 5 most prevalent carbapenemase gene families blaVIM, blaNDM, blaIMP, blaOxa-48 and blaKPC.

The impact of oropharyngeal bacterial screening prior to percutaneous endoscopic gastrostomy is different among oncological and neurological patients.

The main goal of our study was to determine the utility of oropharyngeal bacterial screening in patients indicated for PEG.

Preprocedural bacterial screening for MRSA and decontamination and tailored antibiotic prophylaxis was suggested by some authors [ 13].

This NGO run milk bank uses the same donor screening and bacterial screening practices, the only difference is that the milk is pasteurized by the Holder Pasteurisation Method using an automated commercial pasteurizer (Sterifeed S90).

BCA2, cloned into pBT, for bacterial screening or pSOS, for yeast screening, was used as bait to isolate potential partners from a pTRG breast tissue cDNA library or a HeLa pMyr target library, respectively.

The most significant decrease was seen following the implementation of the diversion pouch and bacterial screening of apheresis platelets (from 1 in 51 000 blood components transfused in 2003, to 1 in 360 000 by the end of 2005) (Robillard et al, 2011).