Sentence examples for diffusion apparatus from inspiring English sources

A diffusion apparatus has been designed and constructed in order to precisely control the diffusion parameters.

The ex-vivo permeation study was performed in the Franz diffusion apparatus using excised rat abdominal skin in phosphate buffer pH 7.4, which showed prolonged drug permeation of 80.37 ± 0.02%.

Salama et al. describe a similar method that makes use of a modified Franz diffusion apparatus incorporating a heated membrane holder at its surface and a heated dissolution reservoir containing phosphate buffered saline at pH 7.4.

The MCLs were mounted in a two-chamber diffusion apparatus (Hicks et al, 2001) with 8 ml αMEM without FBS in each compartment.

The DL, CO is measured using the Jaeger Masterscreen PFT Pro Diffusion apparatus (Cardinal Health, Hoechberg, Germany) according to the guidelines of the ATS/ERS task force on standardisation of lung function testing [ 265].

In the present study, the feasibility of using microneedles to improve the skin permeability of 5-FU was tested in vitro using mouse skin mounted on a Franz diffusion apparatus.

Fifty years later, using collodion as dialysis membrane and hirudin as anticoagulant (ATG), Abel et al. in Baltimore performed the first dialysis in dogs with a "vivi-diffusion" apparatus shortly after named "artificial kidney"(AK).

The microwave steam diffusion (MSDf) apparatus for extraction of essential oils from orange peel (by-products) was studied.

In this investigation, a precision high pressure and temperature diffusion cell apparatus has been used to measure diffusion coefficients of methane in dodecane and in a typical Iranian crude oil at high pressures and temperatures.

More recently, new equations were derived to describe vapor diffusion in an apparatus specifically designed for protein crystal growth in microgravity environment [6].

The results reported here provide insight into the mechanism underlying the assembly of the sealing zone, the adhesion apparatus and diffusion barrier of bone resorbing osteoclasts.