Good analytical recovery of glucose spiked into serum samples, with recoveries in the range of 96.7 105.0%, was exhibited.
The IACs with a specific sequence were designed and spiked into serum before nucleic acids extraction.
These effects cumulated in decreased levels of transaminases and lactate dehydrogenase leakage into serum and maintenance of organ architecture.
Blood samples were collected into serum (Serum-Monovette) and lithium heparin gel tubes (S-Monovette).
The blood is processed into serum and used for further experiments using slices of kidney tissue from a naïve rate.
This may be partly due to the leakage of enzymes and other proteins from the liver and possibly other organs of the body into serum.
Blood for IL-6 assay was collected into serum separator tubes.
Working concentrations (1 µM) were diluted into serum free DMEM prior to assay.
Non-fasting blood samples were taken by vein puncture into serum tubes.
Enhanced ileal transport upon food ingestion facilitates reabsorption of BAs from the intestine lumen back into serum and liver.
