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Based on these release profiles, a release kinetics model was used to further quantify the effect of biotinylation of PLGA microparticles on their release characteristics by quantitatively extracting the effective drug diffusivity and drug desorption rate from the release profiles.
(2013) quantitatively extracted the dynamics of nuclear division by using differential interference contrast microscopy and image processing.
In particular, we visualize the positive and negative ion resonances (PIR and NIR) that derive from the highest occupied and the lowest unoccupied molecular orbitals (HOMO and LUMO), and quantitatively extract the experimental electronic gaps.
On average, the fluorescent signal per cell dropped by >95%, again confirming that the great majority of yeast proteins are quantitatively extracted by the alkaline lysis procedure.
To investigate diffusional band broadening, the chromatograms in (b) and (c) were quantitatively compared by extracting the maximum fluorescence of each droplet.
However, heavy polyaromatics were not quantitatively extracted from the refractory carbonaceous solid surface.
To get a better insight into the complex and also highly dynamic processes it will be of paramount importance to follow the temporal evolution of stress-fiber structure and organization followed by live cell imaging and quantitatively extract parameters of the kinetics.
On the other hand, it is known that sulfur globules produced by some bacteria are too hydrophilic to be quantitatively extracted by organic solvents [123].
This yield is reproducible and could be due to a larger proportion of membrane proteins in R. palustris TIE-1, lower recovery after lyophilization, or loss of certain lipid classes that were not quantitatively extracted by procedures optimized for hopanoids.
The chitosan-silica composite quantitatively extracted 100 and 500 μg of molybdenum from the acidic and neutral media, respectively.
The flagellar phosphatase activity was quantitatively extracted with 0.6 M KCl from isolated flagella from dog, pig, and sea urchin sperm.
