Sentence examples for dose of substrate from inspiring English sources

Moreover, by using a higher dose of substrate (6 mg), we demonstrated that the maximal level of luminescence is not reached with the commonly used dose of 2.5 mg substrate.

The rate of absorption is indicated by the time taken to reach maximum concentration in the blood [ 17], the maximum concentration achieved after a dose of substrate reflects both of these factors.

Main outcome measures Cumulative percentage dose of C substrate recovered over four hours (higher values indicate faster gastric emptying) and appetite and dyspeptic symptoms (visual analogue scales).

Here, the approach was modified to provide both passive dosing of the substrate and passive sampling of the dechlorination product for measuring the dechlorination rate in anaerobic conditions at ultralow concentrations of a PCB using the polymer POM.

These results indicate that the effect of LAB on rumen fermentation depended on media pH, strain and dose of LAB or substrate incubated.

Cellic® CTec2 was added to the equilibrated solutions at a cellulase dose of 0.2 mL/g substrate (ca. 36 FPU/g).

For this purpose, we used an i.p. injection dose of 6 mg of substrate instead of 2.5 mg.

Beyond contraindications and adverse reactions, the use of pharmacological doses of biological substrates creates a risk of altering the state of the biological system studied.

Cell lines were transfected with the indicated doses of Dicer-substrate siRNA (DsiRNA) directed against Mcl-1 (HSC.RNAI.N021960.2.3), caspase-8 (ACC NM_001228.4_3) or a universal negative control scrambled sequence (DS Scrambled Neg Integrated DNA Technologieses, Coralville, IA) using Lipofectamine 2000 (Invitrogen, Carlsbad, CA) according to manufacturer's instructions.

Initial simulations used doses of probe substrates and milk thistle products reported in previous studies.

Low doses of validated substrates selective for each of the five major drug-metabolizing CYP enzymes were orally administered simultaneously as a 'cocktail' (Table 1), thereby allowing for estimation of several metabolic pathways in a single assessment (18).