First a low-glucose plasma concentration, then the heart, now the gallbladder.
sCD36 plasma concentration (ng/ml) was determined using ELISA kit provided by Aviscera Bioscience Inc. (USA).
Typical course of changes in the plasma concentration of a drug over time after oral administration.
For heatmaps, the plasma concentration of each bile acid was converted to a log scale.
Figure 5b shows the plasma concentration of C4 after IV injection at 5 mg/kg.
Bilirubin plasma concentration remained invariable all over the study and did not differ between groups.
The plasma concentration and size distribution of EVs were essentially similar in plasmas isolated from blood with various anticoagulants, even though the plasma concentration of large EVs was almost 2-fold higher in heparinized plasma compared to the other anticoagulants.
Optimal pre-analytical handling is essential for valid measurements of plasma concentration and size distribution of extracellular vesicles (EVs).
Plasma concentration of the FABP4 (ng/ml) was measured using kit supplied by USCN Life Science Inc. (Wuhan, China).
For therapeutic purposes, it is often necessary to maintain the plasma concentration within certain limits over a period of time.
The plasma concentration of acetate, but not propionate or butylate, was significantly higher in ABA group (Fig. 3a,b).
