Sentence examples for in vitro functioning from inspiring English sources

Thirty day-old spores already showed a 40% germination potential and the capacity to regenerate an in vitro functioning colony when associated with transformed carrot roots.

More importantly, while approximately 90% of the spores, from 15 days old and older, were viable as assessed by vital dye staining, only spores that were at least 30 days old were able to germinate and to regenerate an in vitro functioning colony when associated with transformed carrot roots (Table 1).

These studies suggested that the observed in vitro functioning of CCD1 (i.e. catalysis of the symmetrical 9,10 (9',10') oxidative cleavage of carotenoids) may not be its sole biological action in planta and that other genes may code for enzyme(s) which are primarily responsible for catalysing this cleavage reaction in plastids [ 21].

C3L5 cells expressed all EP receptors, produced VEGF-C/D, and showed high clonogenic tumorsphere forming ability in vitro, functions inhibited with COX-2i or EP4A.

However only two of the variants in the mature miRNA sequences exhibit a strong alteration in the in vitro functional assays that measure a subset of miRNA function; the in vitro function in two other variants with alterations in the pre-miRNA is also affected.

Taken together, the functional and structural data provide a comprehensive description of how in vitro function diverges as sequence diverges.

Dexamethasone and insulin-transferrin-selenium are used to maintain the in vitro functions of hepatocytes.

However, no evidence exists concerning in vitro functions of fibroblasts on these novel nanostructured coatings.

Open image in new window Figure 3 In vitro function of RNA-T cells.

This report describes the construction, expression, and in vitro function of DT5F11.

To test this hypothesis, interaction energetics and in vitro function of wild-type and D292V filaments were measured.