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Men in the Malmö Preventive Project had total PSA assayed retrospectively in EDTA anticoagulated blood plasma that was stored at −20°C for up to 27 years; during these conditions, total PSA concentrations have been shown to be highly stable to long term storage and provide determinations corresponding to those had they been measured contemporaneously.

The construct containing two disulfides was highly stable to thermal denaturation, melting only at 67 ± 4 °C.

They are highly stable to gravitational separation and droplet aggregation and nanoemulsion is also thermally stable in comparison to the conventional emulsions.

Although 2-AG and PG-Gs are subject to acyl migration, these compounds and the fatty acyl ethanolamides are highly stable to chemical hydrolysis under physiological conditions.

Most importantly, these complexes are highly stable to air and moisture and are thus proposed as practical surrogates for the sensitive gold(I) fluorides.

These results suggest that GM730 cells are highly stable to isooctane and grow in a biphasic reaction system, and that the surface-immobilized lipase was active and available for hydrolyzing olive oil in this system.

In like manner, the crude amylase of strain ALA4 was observed to be highly stable up to 65 °C for 4 h of incubation.

Furthermore, the FID method proved to be highly stable with regard to the intensity of the calibration (N=6) when the measurements were performed across 250 samples that were derived from a dodecane overlay.

Tolerogenic dendritic cells have been shown to be highly stable and refractory to further stimulation by either lipopolysaccharide or peptidoglycan.

For a circulating biomarker to be effective, not only must it be sufficiently sensitive and specific, but it must also be highly stable and resistant to degradation.

The α-L-arabinofuranosidase from A. niger ADH-11 was found to be highly stable in the range of 45°C to 55°C (Figure 4a).