Sentence examples for in vitro operating from inspiring English sources

Usually, the first step in developing a biomedical sensor is to assess the accuracy in vitro, operating range, response time, sensitivity, resolution, and reproducibility of the sensor.

Likewise, the idea of extracting biological modules from the cellular context has led to the development of in vitro operating systems.

Whether these different PDE activities identified in vitro operate in vivo remains an active field of investigation.

The yield of in vitro transcription operated by T7 RNA polymerase, on the LacZ (Escherichia coli gene encoding for β-galactosidase) sequence, decreases progressively with decreasing the concentration of natural GTP, in favor of the platinated nucleotide, [Pt(dien)(N7-5′-GTP)].

(ii) The test strains imposed on the ES in vitro must operate in the same directions as the 'natural' ones in vivo.

In agreement with the possibility that the mechanism highlighted in vitro may operate in vivo, we observed high levels of nitrotyrosination of presenilin in patient material versus age-matched controls (Fig 4C and D).

In Section 3 we establish in vitro the operating parameters to be optimized for accurate estimation of optical properties in transmittance in a murine geometry.

Two different in vitro exposure systems operating at 27.12 MHz were used to expose cells in culture, replicating patient-treatment conditions.

In vitro, telomere length operates as a mechanism to prevent uncontrolled cell growth and therefore defines the proliferation potential of a cell.

However, to what extent these concepts, mainly developed in in vitro models, are also operating in the patient's lesions in vivo, is less clear.

Our experiments on the global MN population and on single electroporated MNs show that the AIS is formed through mechanisms distinct from those operating in vitro, or in cortical neurons in vivo.