Sentence examples for cultures derived from inspiring English sources
ADMSCs cultures derived from biopsies cultured in FBS were used as control.
Fig. 1 Identification of biosurfactant activity in mixed microbial cultures derived from oil sludge.
New therapeutic approaches could be tested on organoid cultures derived from mice or patients.
They also inhibited squamous metaplasia and keratinization in tracheal organ cultures derived from vitamin-A-deficient hamsters.
One novel system is the biosynthesis of halogenated monoterpenes by "microplantlet" suspension cultures derived from the red alga Ochtodes secundiramea.
On the other hand, cultures derived using low-copy plasmid, however, yielded high amounts of lycopene irrespective of inocula state.
Estrogen replacement significantly attenuated TNF-α induction by LPS in blood cultures derived from young adult females.
Photosynthetic cell suspension cultures derived from marine plants have the potential to produce biomass containing pharmacologically active metabolites within photobioreactor systems under controlled conditions.
In vitro propagation refers to production of whole plants from cell cultures derived from explants (generally seeds).
The equivalent days post-plating were collected from cultures derived from uninfected monkeys as control supernatants.
All experiments were repeated three to six times using cultures derived from different brain specimens.
