"in vitro labeling" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used in scientific or medical contexts to refer to the process of labeling or marking cells or biological material in a controlled laboratory setting. Example: The researchers used in vitro labeling techniques to track the migration of stem cells in the body.
Digoxigenin-labeled RNA probes were prepared using an in vitro labeling kit (Roche).
EasyTag™ EXPRESS35S Protein Labeling Mix, [35S]-L-methionine and 35S-L-cysteine, for in vitro labeling was purchased from Perkin Elmer (Waltham, MA, USA).
In this study, new experimental citrate-coated SPIONs and commercial Endorem and Resovist SPIONs were investigated comparatively in terms of in vitro labeling efficiency, effects on stem cell functionality and in vivo MRI visualization.
In vitro labeling of target cell populations with MNPs and their implantation into animal models and patients shows promising outcomes in monitoring successful cell engraftment, differentiation and migration by using MRI.
Starch-based microparticle formulations from the experimental plans were compared and characterized through particle size analysis, scanning electron microscopy, elemental analysis and, for the most promising formulations, by in vitro labeling stability studies and determination of free polyamine content or in vivo imaging studies.
Since we used in vitro labeling technique, denaturation of the labeled RBCs may be suspected.
The same tracer could be used for in vitro labelling of inflammatory cells before injection for tracking mononuclear cells in vivo.
The in vitro labelling stability was evaluated using SDS-PAGE analysis (100 V constant) on NuPAGE 4-12% bis-Tris gels (Invitrogen) with the aims to check the release of 111In and transchelation of 111In to serum proteins.
TCMs were generated in vitro, labeled with CFSE and intravenously injected into ECFP positive mice.
Lymphocytes of one patient were isolated and in vitro labelled with mAb.
Phosphopeptide analysis of in vitro labeled proteins was carried out as described previously (Wolff et al. 2005).
