Sentence examples for material from blood from inspiring English sources

We did not include biobanks used exclusively for research or material from blood donations, autopsies, and fetal and infant screening.

Findings from clinical medication studies, as well as from imaging studies and human material from blood, urine, cerebrospinal fluid, and postmortem brain tissue analyses in rather small samples led to the common hypotheses on neurochemical deviances in TS [ 97].

Moreover, close evaluation show that a direct TCT is a reliable and rapid test to identify S. aureus, but that the plasma species and volume of added material from blood culture bottles are important factors.

In most cases, the array quality was acceptable but with buccal RNA, arrays did have a higher failure rate than is typical for arrays hybridized with target material from blood RNA.

Moreover, the sequences obtained from genetic material from blood samples of various breeds suggest that the variation in the number of Gly residues and in the number of GlyAspGlyGly repeats is a normal polymorphism in this species.

The tests were performed on material from blood culture bottles inoculated with S. aureus (2 drops were used, which corresponds to the volume used for colony testing according to the manufacturers recommendation) and colonies grown 4 8 hours on blood agar plates from the same blood cultures according to the manufacturer's instructions.

Neurosurgeon Professor Steven Gill said: "One of the biggest problems facing many researchers in the past has been finding a way to get past the blood/brain barrier, which prevents materials from blood entering the brain.

The proliferation of cancer cells requires abundant oxygen and nutritive materials from blood vessels, which are recruited by angiogenesis.

Our strategy for GPC in clusters was to immediately culture the blood bottle material from positive blood culture bottles onto solid blood agar plates and to initiate a TCT.

The three research teams took a similar approach, analyzing genetic material taken from blood samples of families in which parents who have no signs of autism give birth to a child who develops the disorder.

The new investigation, led by the Icelandic firm Decode Genetics, analyzed genetic material taken from blood samples of 78 parent-child trios, focusing on families in which parents with no signs of a mental disorder gave birth to a child who developed autism or schizophrenia.