Sentence examples for in vitro test models from inspiring English sources

This review describes the in vitro test models representative of the human feto maternal interface and the effects of environmental chemicals with estrogen-like activity, mainly bisphenol A and para-nonylphenol, with a particular emphasis on the effects at low, nontoxic doses similar to concentrations commonly detected in the population.

The in vitro test model presented here was practical to detect and quantify combined effects.

The human wild type p53 gene, key for apoptosis, was introduced into the pheochromocytoma (PC12) cell line, to create a mechanistically-based in vitro test model for the detection of p53-mediated toxicity.

Our results suggest the combination of this in vitro test model with SLOT to be a valuable tool in biofilm research and dental implant material science.

Thiol-ene photocrosslinkable pectin hydrogels support the in vitro formation of full-thickness skin and are thus a highly promising platform for skin tissue engineering applications, including wound healing and in vitro testing models.

To validate the model mouth system, nicotine release behavior of two Sweden STPs were obtained by in vivo test with healthy volunteers and in vitro test using the model mouth system, respectively.

This study compared the antibacterial activities of two dentin bonding systems (ABF, Kuraray and Reactmer Bond, Shofu) by a conventional agar well technique and a newly designed in vitro test using tooth model.

There is no accepted in vitro test or in vivo model to determine the potential for G6PD-related hemolysis.

In vitro test protocols and finite element models that are validated using only end range of motion data may not accurately reproduce continuous in vivo motion.

A battery of in vitro test methods and in silico models is needed that cover all relevant key neurodevelopmental processes.

Suggested criteria for an approach are listed below: A battery of in vitro test methods and in silico models is needed that cover all relevant key neurodevelopmental processes.