Sentence examples for characterisation assays from inspiring English sources
Characterisation assays typically rely on analysis of gross chromosome (cytogenetic) integrity.
A range of methodologies will be applied including, tumour cell line derivation methods, the clonogenic selection assay, cytogenetics profiles, neuronal cancer stem cells characterisation assays and in vivo tumourgenic assays.
Purified rP11-4 was then used directly in further peptide characterisation assays and importantly the cytocompatibility of rP11-4 hydrogel was also tested using primary human dermal fibroblasts.
As for aggressive phenotype characterisation, collagen assays showed that colosphere-forming cells were able to detach from the spheres and to migrate into the matrix as single cells.
Kinetic characterisation experiments (assays) were conducted on the four most temperature sensitive intermediates in the gluconeogenic pathway and these data were used to create individual models of their kinetics.
Those isolates that were non-typeable by this serotyping method or had a weak positive reaction were sent to the Health Protection Agency Microbiology Services Division Colindale, Streptococcus and Diphtheria Reference Unit for further characterisation using multiplex PCR assays based on the detection of GBS capsular genotypes (Ia, Ib-IX) [ 19].
From the 21 Clostridium-suspected colonies, which were grown on the CLO medium plates, DNA was extracted and analysed by 16S DNA sequencing and further using a range of assays for the characterisation of toxin-producing C. difficile (Table 1).
A Central Composite Design with Response Surface Methodology was applied to the assays along to studies of kinetics, thermodynamics and equilibrium and sorbent's characterisation by FTIR, XRD and SEM-EDX techniques.
During characterisation of the MCF10A-NR4A1 cells, data obtained from both scratch wound and transwell migration assays showed that NR4A1 reduces the migratory ability of MCF-10A cells.
Modern multiplex PCR assays targeting unique genes of EHEC/STEC, EIEC, EPEC and ETEC allow a rapid molecular characterisation of these pathogenic strains.
For this purpose, we developed three novel mitochondrial assays: one for single worm mtDNA copy number determination, a second for sequence-specific mtDNA damage and finally a lipidomics method for the characterisation of mitochondrial cardiolipin species (CL).
