Sentence examples for designed a culture from inspiring English sources
Yet we have designed a culture that treats the body as an inconvenient carrier for the brain – we operate largely from the neck up.
To increase algal growth in treated livestock waste water, we designed a culture system targeting symbiotic bacteria.
He asked: "How do we design a culture that enables participants to learn and get organisations to see how it impacts on patient care?
To design a culture method allowing the quantitative and qualitative analysis of terminal erythroid differentiation.
A competition has been announced to find a team to design a culture and education centre at the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park in east London.
Four Lb. plantarum strains showing low antibiotic resistance index, antimicrobial activity against enterotoxigenic Staphylococcus aureus and Listeria innocua stains, amine-negative decarboxylase activity, and resistance to NaCl and bile salt solutions, could be preselected to complete studies focused on designing a culture for use in pasteurized-milk Oaxaca cheese manufacturing.
To elucidate the mechanism of ameloblast differentiation, we designed a primary culture system and confirmed the differentiation of dental epithelial cells through interaction with mesenchymal cells.
We have designed a simple culture system for stem and progenitor cell expansion that resulted in an increased number of hematopoietic stem cells that maintain their ability to home to the bone marrow and to permanently engraft.
In this study, we designed a cell culture plate coated with a 2D matrix that provides extracellular signaling derived from gelatin, a substance known to improve cell attachment and proliferation of bone marrow-derived MSCs (BM-MSCs).
We have designed a co-culture system, in which HEEC were grown in the same cell culture medium as endometrial stromal cells but in separate, communicating chambers.
We designed a cell culture-based system to test the hypothesis that recombination events during HIV-1 replication would be more frequent near the dimerization initiation sequence (DIS).
