Sentence examples for compatibility assays from inspiring English sources

Typically, IC is used for longer-term stability indicating or excipient compatibility assays because both the temperature and relative humidity (RH) in the sample ampoule can be controlled.

A fully equipped Nanotechnology Characterization Laboratory (http://ncl.cancer.gov) is also available for characterizing potential therapeutic nanoparticles, such as their physical attributes (e.g., size, shape, surface chemistry, and solubility), in vitro biological properties (e.g., pharmacology and cytotoxicity), and in vivo compatibility assays (e.g., efficacy and safety).

Furthermore, the blood compatibility assay showed the possibility of an IV injection with this formulation.

Our aim was to compare polymers with different molecular structures with respect to their performance in in vitro blood-compatibility assays.

An antibody design combining stability and assay compatibility of Fab fragments with high level bacterial expression of single chain Fv fragments would be desirable.

An antibody design combining stability and assay compatibility of the fragment antigen binding (Fab) with high level bacterial expression of single chain Fv fragments would be desirable.

Arrays of microwells are widely used to isolate individual cells, facilitate high throughput cytometry assays, and ensure compatibility of those assays with whole-cell imaging.

Cellular compatibility was determined using cell viability assays and microscopy imaging, with the results showing that the nanofibrous membranes support 3T3 cell viability and attachments.

Further, the cells treated with S-rGO show a significant compatibility with PMEF cells in various assays such as cell viability, LDH leakage, and ALP activity.

Cell compatibility of DTNs with different concentrations in A549 cells was measured via MTT assays (Fig. 3b, c).

This multiplexing compatibility increases the potential for multiplexed assays to include many different measurements along with caspase activation (e.g., reporter assays, metabolite levels, cytotoxicity).