Sentence examples for formation of red from inspiring English sources
Cytotoxicity was measured using a 96-well format and a standard WST reagent assay by measuring the formation of red formazan compound at 500 nm using a plate reader.
A deficient intake of folic acid can impair the formation of red blood cells, resulting in folic acid deficiency anemia.
There is also some evidence that folic acid -- or folate, one of the three B vitamins that help in the formation of red blood cells -- can combat depression and reduce the incidence of certain cancers.
He also carried out experiments in artificial anemia (1923 25), which established iron as the most potent inorganic factor involved in the formation of red blood cells.
It is needed for the development and maintenance of a healthy nervous system, the production of DNA and formation of red blood cells.
Both the normal enzyme, known as ALAD1, and the variant enzyme function in heme biosynthesis and therefore play an underlying role in the formation of red blood cells.
Calcination at 773 K for 3 h in air and then reduction at 873 K over 3 h in flowing 10% H2/Ar of Ni2.0SiBEA and Cu2.0Ni2.0SiBEA, with an isolated pseudo-tetrahedral Ni II) and Cu II) species incorporated into BEA framework, leads to formation of red-C-Ni2.0SiBEA and red-C-Cu2.0Ni2.0SiBEA red-C-Cu2.0Ni2.0SiBEA red-C-Cu2.0Ni2.0SiBEAnoparticatalysts
JC-1 is a green-fluorescent monomer at low membrane potential, with the membrane potential of energized mitochondria promoting the formation of red-fluorescent J-aggregates.
On the other hand, serum starvation in the presence or absence of CPTH6 induced the formation of red-only fluorescent vesicles indicative of complete autophagosome maturation.
Excision of the ADE2 marker and loss of the ADE2 marked ERC leads to the formation of red-white sectored colonies.
The classification, which changed medicine's thinking about anemia, described three types of anemia: failure of bone marrow to produce red cells; formation of ineffective red cells; and abnormal breakdown of normal red cells.
