Other experiments in the lab involve taking a sample of cells from the dura, the outer membrane that coats the brain, and reprogramming them into stem cells, which can then be differentiated into neurons.
Notable Labs instead takes a sample of a patient's tumor to their lab, runs drug combination experiments to find out what works, and gives a report back to the patient's doctor.
During lunch, I remembered that our lab had given me a sample of a new product that I was developing.
The most serious of those previously undisclosed incidents took place in March, when a CDC lab in Atlanta sent a sample of flu virus contaminated with the deadly H5N1 influenza virus, a much-feared bird flu strain, to a U.S. Department of Agriculture laboratory in Athens, Ga.
Combining innovative network-based statistical analysis, historical case studies, and a lab experiment that uses a sample of real-world political and military leaders, Fighting for Status provides a compelling look at the causes and consequences of status on the global stage.
"Seaweeds have known vitamins and minerals, and we searched specifically for those vitamins, and we didn't see them," said Carolyn J. Otten, director for specialized services at Chemir Analytical Services, a lab in Maryland Heights, Mo .that tested a sample of VitaSea.
The day after the woman who had miscarried was admitted to the Lassa unit, a lab technician put on P.P.E., carried a sample of the woman's blood into the lab, and tested it.
By employing dictator games in a lab-in-the-field experiment involving a sample of more than a thousand individuals in Kenya and Tanzania, we document that election periods increase selfishness, using two approaches.
Our results are based on images of about 150 tomographic sections taken from a lab sample of steel.
In the demonstrated application, DDA or DIA could be applied to a lab culture or sample of a mixed community to detect a broad range of peptides in an unbiased manner to provide guidance in selecting appropriate SRM targets.
