In the biomedical field, the adsorption of plasmatic proteins on the surface of NPs impacts on their circulation time in blood, degradation, biodistribution, accessibility, the efficiency of possible targeting agents on their surface, and their cellular uptake.
For the sake of accessibility, blood-based assays may be the most useful; for example, analysing patients' blood before they have been treated with antidepressants, during and after, to see what the markers are actually telling us and to predict response to therapy.
We believe that the overall improvement in care, enhanced resuscitative capability (including availability of advanced airway management), ease of obtaining blood and blood products, accessibility to life-saving medications, and efforts of highly skilled clinicians may all be factors contributing to the positive change observed.
Further studies evaluating the LFA using finger-stick blood would enhance the accessibility of this assay.
Mosquitoes may deposit different amounts of virus at different anatomic sites, depending on accessibility of blood vessels.
By optimal management and control of hypertension, we mean availability and accessibility of blood pressure monitoring measures to the population.
The accessibility of blood makes it an attractive substitute for brain tissues, but there is so far little direct evidence for its suitability for this purpose.
Gene expression was measured in whole blood because of its accessibility and because of known interactions between the immune system and the central nervous system [ 7, 10- 12].
Because head-related trauma or stroke tissue is not easily acquired and researchers have looked for markers in the peripheral blood due to its accessibility, there have been ongoing efforts to find reliable blood-based stroke biomarkers that afford high clinical sensitivity and specificity.
The value of the final glycation end-product reflects the concentration of hemoglobin, the glucose concentration within the red blood cell, the steric accessibility of the different side chain amino acid groups, the lifespan of the glycated protein, and the analytic determination by the laboratory.
