Sentence examples for preserves whole from inspiring English sources

This may sound trivial, until one realizes that the fossil record seldom preserves whole organisms intact.

Here we present a method that preserves whole blood in an unfixed, viable state for up to 72 h for rare-cell sorting and RNA profiling.

However, low levels of oxygen in the lake's waters and little disturbance of the sediments at the bottom of the lake resulted in the exceptional preservation of animals; animals are often preserved whole with soft tissue preservation, and even small details such as hairs, feathers and stomach contents can be observed.

Here we describe a method to preserve whole blood in its minimally altered state by combining hypothermic preservation with targeted strategies that counter cooling-induced platelet activation.

Because they are small, many early land plants are preserved whole, which makes reconstruction easier.

Researchers are attempting to preserve whole organs at ultra-low temperatures.

Working with scientists and physicians from MIT and the Harvard Medical School, Dr. Evans attacked the problem of preserving whole blood.

What emerged from the pan looked like a nature collage with the sorrel leaves preserved whole in the omelet.

alluvium -- n. a deposit of sand, mud, etc., formed by flowing water; alluvial - adj. amber -- Fossilization where the organism is entrapped in resin and preserved whole.

Although modern transfusion medicine has established protocols for the banking of purified blood components, these techniques fall short of preserving whole blood for rare-cell applications.

By virtue of its universal nature in preserving whole blood, our approach is generally applicable to any cell isolation protocols for any downstream assays.