Sentence examples for blood equivalent from inspiring English sources

The government then measured whether people could get a concentration of the drug in their blood equivalent to what worked in the animals.

Here we introduce a generic method combining fluorescence-activated cell sorting and nonantibody probes that enables the selective gating of live Drosophila hemocytes from the lymph glands (larval hematopoietic organ) or hemolymph (blood equivalent).

The WMG-qPCR was able to detect as low as 10 pL of blood, equivalent to 26, 84, 130, and 320 fg DNA of cat, human, dog and rat, respectively.

The Soret band was visible down to 0.5 µl of the extract (20 nl liquid blood equivalent) (Fig. S2B) but required at least 2 3 µl (80 120 nl liquid blood equivalent) to obtain the diagnostic Hb α576 and β541 bands (Fig. S2C).

A 1 100 dilution of whole blood (equivalent to a 1 200 dilution of serum) was made by adding 300 μl of reconstitution buffer (phosphate buffered saline [PBS], 0.05% Tween-20, 0.1% sodium azide, pH 7.2) to each well.

Using the DNA prepared with the conventional method, the fliC-d amplicons were only seen in the sample with 3x10 CFU per millilitre of blood (equivalent to approximately 6,000 CFU per PCR).

The existing of basement membrane improves the development of endothelium while constructing blood vessel equivalent.

Our results suggest that AM is an ideal matrix to develop a functional endothelium in blood vessel equivalent construction.

Somehow he built up at least 173 milligrammes of alcohol per 100 millilitres of blood, the equivalent of eight glasses of wine.

"If you're awake for 24 hours, that's the blood alcohol equivalent of 0.1 percent, which is higher than the legal limit in all the states," Dr. Wheaton said.

Additional adjustment for baseline blood pressure (equivalent to model 3) did not change either of these results.