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Facilitated by this newly established method, for the first time, P. expansum PE-12 was genetically engineered to improve the lipase yield, through a homologous expression vector carrying the endogenous lipase gene (PEL) driven by the strong constitutive promoter of the glyceraldehydes-3-phosphate dehydrogenase gene (gpdA) from Aspergillus nidulans.
The newly established method for measuring autoantibodies should be carefully evaluated using large international cohorts of SSc patients and other autoimmune conditions, to establish its utility and clinical significance.
Using a newly established method for the isolation of high-purity dentin matrix protein 1-positive osteocytes from bone, we have found that osteocytes express a much higher amount of RANKL and have a much greater capacity to support osteoclast formation than osteoblasts and bone marrow stromal cells.
The newly established method of ovalbumin detection exhibits high sensitivity suitable for quantification in the range of 11 to 222 nM and a detection limit of 5 nM.
The newly established method can be used as template for measuring spatial orientations on all kinds of fossil mass occurrences or other geological objects.
The results showed that the newly established method was efficiently applied to extract and determine iridoid glycosides and 5-HMF for quality control of Fructus Corni.
The linearity of the newly established method was evaluated by assaying three calibration curves in rat plasma in the range of 4 20000 ng mL−1.
Our newly established method made it possible to image a large number of mitochondria simultaneously at a time resolution up to 1 Hz.
A newly established method must be validated against established methods, and that was done in both cases.
Disseminated tumour cells were purified from blood using a newly established method and nucleic acids were subsequently isolated.
The newly established method named "Median Ratio Normalization" (MRN) is then compared with normalization methods that have been described in the literature (refs. 9, 10, and 11).
