Sentence examples for lactation samples of from inspiring English sources
From all the cows induced in trial, at the age of 30, 58, and 86 days of lactation, samples of rumen content were taken with the aid of a specifically designed probe.
bFGF and NGAL expression was higher in BL lactation samples among women with an older age of FFTP.
Severe weather conditions and the demands of concurrent sampling resulted in some peak lactation samples being taken at day 11 postpartum (n = 2) or day 13 postpartum (n = 2).
Both FUCA1 and FUCA2 were expressed in bovine milk and similar to neuraminidases, the expressions of fucosidase genes were significantly high in the late lactation samples.
Using the GeNorm normalization factor, relative expression levels were calculated, and from normalized expression data, means and SE were computed for samples of the same lactation week.
Because RNA samples were taken in triplicate for each time point and each sample of lactation day 7 was cross-compared against each of the samples of the involution time points to identify upregulated or downregulated genes (nine comparisons per involution time point), random variation was reduced even further.
Expression values of FUT5 were below the threshold level in late lactation Holstein samples and transition and late lactation Jersey samples.
We then compared paired samples of RNA extracted from milk fat, cells in milk, and mammary tissue at two stages of lactation in rhesus macaques.
The Se level in milk and blood was determined twice during the lactation period by random sampling of 6 cows from each group in weeks 6 and 12 of the experiment, respectively (lactation period).
Samples were collected at up to six different time points (depending on the length of lactation and availability of samples) and tested individually; in the ARX/ARQ TSE cases milk from each udder half was tested separately.
Most of the glucosaminyl transferases, galactosaminyl transferases and mannosyltransferases had higher expression in late lactation milk samples indicating an increase in the protein bound N-linked oligosaccharides during late lactation.
