Thus the transfer time between conservation of the stool sample in a stabilizing reagent and its arrival at −70 °C is a crucial and variable factor.
Written informed consent for participation in the study and for the conservation of the collected samples in a bio-bank will be asked from all eligible women and will be essential for participation in the study.
The negative result obtained from trigeminal ganglion belonging to animal 199 could be due to technical problems with conservation and/or processing of the sample.
The major reason underlying the observed inconsistence may be due to the differences in evolutionary conservation of the selected miRNA samples in different studies, because when only the highly conserved rice pre-miRNAs were adopted, the SNP densities in pre-miRNAs and MmiRNAs decreased significantly (Figure 2b).
Moreover, the long conservation of CSF samples in the tested collection as well as the conditions of this conservation may also be responsible for the low detection of LCN2 in true ABM cases.
Reducing the sample volume from previously hundreds of μl [22,41] to a few μl enables the ability to generate larger volumes of data from the same total sample volume and hence the conservation of precious samples.
The SAF- and MIF-techniques allow the conservation of faecal samples for a prolonged period of time.
Scaling down provides numerous advantages on both fronts; micro-cantilevers offer an increased sensitivity over their macro alternatives, and the conservation of precious samples in analytical techniques [17].
The primary aim of these institutions is the permanent conservation of a diverse sample of plants, algae and fungi for documentation and comparative investigations, particularly of a taxonomic nature.
One of the main advantages of titration method for measuring the solubility of CO2 is the conservation of samples, which inhibits CO2 loss as a result of degassing during depressurization, while it is accurate and easy to use.
