The femoral neck was processed for mechanical testing.
The remaining cells along with those collected with the second sampler were processed for HPV testing.
These solutions were processed for fungal testing at the Wadsworth Center and the New York Eye and Ear Infirmary.
Sputum was processed for microscopic tests and culture.
For example, for RNA carrier evaluation, 6 plasma aliquots were processed for each test condition (glycogen or linear acrylamide), for a total of 12 extractions per QIAGEN kit.
Nasal swabs that were processed for confirmatory influenza testing by polymerase chain reaction testing were confirmed by panel (xTAG) or specific influenza A and B PCR (Luminex Molecular Diagnostics, Toronto, CA).[16] Positive tests were confirmed as being caused by H1N1 using the Prodesse ProFlu-ST, Influenza A [2009] real-time PCR (H1N1 subtyping) assay (Focus Diagnostics, Cypress, CA).
4ml of each ThinPrep sample were processed for HR HC2 testing, which was performed using the Rapid Capture System 1 (RCS-1) according to the manufacturer's instructions.
A total of 2,327 specimens (295 isolates and 2,032 CSF) collected from children in China, 626 (26.9%), Korea, 700 (30.1%) and Vietnam, 1001 (43.0%) were processed for nucleic acid testing.
Samples were processed for liver function test like ALT, AST, alkaline phosphatase (ALP), serum bilirubin, albumin, and globulin using specific kits (Swemed Diagnostics, Bangalore, India) according to manufacturer's instructions in fully Automated Biochemical Analyzer (Hitachi, Tokyo, Japan) (Table 1).
Biopsy samples from Norwegian patients (n = 42) were processed for direct specific PCR testing.
