When biotin alone was used at an equivalent concentration (12.7 µM), no incorporation of biotin into proteins could be observed (figure 2B, right).
Aroclors were evaluated at concentrations ranging from 0.04 to 2.5 μg/well (250 μL/well), and the dechlorination products were used at molar equivalent concentrations based on biphenyl concentration (biphenyl concentration is unaffected by dechlorination).
E. coli PGN was used at a monomer equivalent concentration of 5 mM and injected into the thorax of adult females at 18.4 nl per fly using a Nanoject apparatus (Drummond™).
PfSE was used at a concentration equivalent to two iRBCs per mononuclear cell (PBMC).
Compared with the reference drugs, which were used at a dose equivalent to 100 mg/kg of KRGCD, KRGCD is equally efficacious in the treatment of TCD (76 mg/kg, p.o).. APD (96 mg/kg, p.o). also showed a tendency to protect against ethanol-induced gastric damage, but the tendency was not significant.
Compared with the reference drugs, which were used at a dose equivalent to 100 mg/kg of KRGCD, KRGCD is equally efficacious in the treatment of TCD (76 mg/kg, p.o).. APD (96 mg/kg, p.o). also showed a tendency to protect against indomethacin-induced gastric damage, but the tendency was not significant.
Since MRC is used at the destination, the equivalent end-end SNR of the combined received signal is the sum of the end-end SNRs through the K used paths.
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Modern methods were used at Windsor to reproduce the equivalent pre-fire appearance, partially due to the cost.
The above protocol for producing myelinated CNS cultures was also trialled in rats, except that rat fetuses were used at E15.0 15.5, which represents an equivalent stage of development to mouse E13.5 (http://embryology.med.unsw.edu.au/OtherEmb/Mouse.htm).htm
