Sentence examples for convert in vitro from inspiring English sources

The newly identified enzyme (CC1225, named Cc AAOR) from C. crescentus was shown to convert in vitro the single aldose sugar D-xylose to D-xylitol, without an added cofactor.

The parent isoxazole compound is converted in vitro and metabolized in vivo to an open ring isomeric form, SU0020.

Furthermore, these DNA damage can be converted in vitro to a 3'OH termini by commercially available enzymes.

For fly virulence class, log2 converted in vitro data served as predictor variables.

The protein underwent minimal Cys-to-fGly conversion during expression, but could be efficiently converted in vitro by reaction with recombinant FGE from Mycobacterium tuberculosis (M. tb).

For instance, p-coumaric acid is converted in vitro to p-hydroxybenzaldehyde by the fungus Paecilomyces variotii grown on minimal medium containing basal inorganic salts with p-coumaric acid as a sole carbon source [ 13].

Interestingly, C. crescentus AAOR was clearly more efficient than the Zm GFOR in converting in vitro a single sugar substrate D-xylose (10 mM) to xylitol without an added cofactor, whereas this type of activity was very low with Zm GFOR.

A PBPK model will be applied to convert an in vitro POD to a human POD.

We measured the gene expression signature associated with inflammation in ex vivo splenic DCs derived from mice treated with the endotoxin LPS, and dexamethasone with the aim of converting our in vitro DC assay into a useful tool for preclinical mouse models of inflammatory diseases.

The calculated lung surface concentrations were then converted to in vitro solution concentrations.

One treatment cycle in the immobilisation group was converted to in vitro fertilisation because of ovarian hyper-response, and this cycle resulted in an ongoing pregnancy.