Sentence examples for material for biochemical from inspiring English sources
He chose to work on the principal cell type of the dopamine-making region of the brain, known as the medium-spiny projection neuron, because unlike the cerebral cortex, where many different types of neuron work side by side, the corpus striatum has almost pure medium-spiny neurons, giving enough material for biochemical analysis.
The robot can then attach the capillary, and not only measure ion channel activation in the neuron but also extract cytoplasmic material for biochemical analysis.
As a result, it was unclear whether previous failures to demonstrate proton or calcium translocation in isolated organelles were merely due to the inability to produce sufficient quantities of relatively pure material for biochemical analysis.
Low-affinity interactions between transcription factors together with the generation of sufficient ESC material for biochemical purification complicate an effective search for interaction partners.
In zebrafish, hundreds of embryos can be injected in each experiment, providing ample material for biochemical experiments and statistical power for phenotypic analysis.
Given the high endothelial content of the lung tissue [ 30, 39, 43], the lung lysates are a good starting material for biochemical investigations and thus, the findings highly significant for ECs of the lung.
Materials for biochemical and immunohistochemical methods are listed in the appropriate sections.
KPHCN referral facilities had required materials for biochemical analyses, the ECG and for the fundus oculi test.
We chose HeLa cells because they can easily be adapted to growth in suspension cultures, in order to produce starting material suitable for biochemical purifications.
On the contrary, commercially available pollen from uncertain origin or pollen mixes from different sources seems to be the common material used for biochemical, molecular and immunological characterization of allergens.
Similarly, glassy carbon (GC) is the preferred material for many biochemical applications, such as electrochemical detection in chromatography.
