Sentence examples for in vitro lab from inspiring English sources

Nowadays, I'm unashamedly with the program, asking the in vitro lab techs for new movies because I've already seen the ones they have.

I am very supportive of technologies like in vitro lab meat companies--the main reason being that our bottom line is to reduce suffering for farmed animals.

This cloned RH-ERP strain has likely undergone laboratory adaptation due to extensive in vitro lab passage, unlike RH-JSR, a non-cloned RH isolate that was propagated in mice and has undergone little serial passage in culture [ 15].

To map the age of each isolate time point sample relative to the progression of in vitro lab strain IDC, Spearman Rank Correlation Coefficient (SRCC) values between global mRNA profiles for each isolate time point and time points in the reference IDC transcriptome [ 22] (every 2 hour sample time point of the in vitro Dd2 lifecycle) were calculated.

However, for in vitro lab-scale plant cultures, the most suitable method should be fast and highly sensitive, given the limited quantities of biomass.

Professor Mark Post (of the headline grabbing "in vitro" hamburger) is confident that lab-grown meat will be on sale within the next five to seven years, regulations permitting.

One of the biggest obstacles is the cost of the complex, sophisticated labs where "in vitro" egg fertilisation takes place.

When she is ten, we will have the "lab talk," because Mia, like 5 million other children in the world so far, was made from Nina´s eggs and my sperm at an in vitro fertilization lab.

We used the allergen microarray to investigate allergen-specific IgE in two populations that are likely to be seen in an allergy clinic: 100 individuals with high levels of total IgE (>300 kU/L) and 76 allergic individuals from the in vitro allergy lab at the University of Chicago.

To evaluate the clinical validity of our method, we tested sera from six patients who were diagnosed at the University of Chicago in vitro allergy lab as having either i) no pollen allergy, but some other aeroallergy or ii) both pollen and other aeroallergy.

Initial in vitro R&D lab studies were performed including the use of a simulated human intestinal microbial ecosystem (SHIME), a five-step biochemical reactor to mimic stomach, small intestine, and ascending, transverse, and descending colonic environments [ 24].