Sentence examples for blood serum from inspiring English sources
noun
The clear fluid obtained from whole blood by removing blood cells, platelets and fibrinogen; it is blood plasma without the fibrinogen.
He filled some dishes with blood serum from women with preeclampsia; the rest he filled with blood serum from healthy pregnant women.
Gire's first job was to extract from the blood serum the virus's genetic material.
In "Blood Serum Analyzer," the imagery is a vivid red that mimics lipstick.
Let's say your total cholesterol level is 210 milligrams per deciliter of blood serum.
The tests showed just the beefy unfettered corpuscles and the clear blood serum typical of a much younger patient.
Most people, women as well as men, who suffer heart attacks have H.D.L. readings below 40 milligrams per deciliter of blood serum.
A triglyceride level above 200 milligrams per deciliter of blood serum and an H.D.L. level under 35 raise the risk of heart disease.
Photograph by Kieran Kesner / Rex Features VIA AP Gire's first job was to extract from the blood serum the virus's genetic material.
The ice had melted, but the tubes were still cold, and they were visibly safe: the color in the tubes confirmed that the blood serum had been sterilized.
Researchers are also testing anti-amyloid antibodies, which are proteins made by the immune system, as well as blood serum that contains the antibodies.
Dr. Spence said that the low end of normal for B12 — commonly 160 to 250 picomoles per liter of blood serum — was hardly optimal.
