Sentence examples for reconstitution rates from inspiring English sources

Comparison of cell reconstitution rates was carried out using Fisher's exact test.

Initial attempts to destabilize preformed liposomes (4 mg/ml) with DDM (0.04%) were not successful, which led to very low reconstitution rates or in even empty liposomes.

The lower Pf values of the P-CF produced samples at approx. 50 µm/s might also be a result of different reconstitution rates as different detergents were used for mAQP4 M23 solubilization.

Considering high variations in reconstitution rates and the assay temperature bias, our data obtained from the CF expressed mAQP4 M23 are in good agreement with the above mentioned Pf values.

The reconstitution rate of ESP and EMP cells was determined by the following formula: Reconstitution rate  =  (number of a corresponding subtype/number of transplanted kidneys) ×100.

When lipid concentration was increased to 6 mg/ml and DDM was replaced by Triton X-100 (0.36%), the mAQP4 M23 reconstitution rate was significantly increased.

Rather, the low human T cell reconstitution rate in our control mice is attributed to inefficient engraftment of pro-T cells derived from bone marrow and poor thymic selection of human thymocytes.

Extended aplasia, poor and delayed immune reconstitution and higher rates of severe infection after UCB transplantation compared to the evolution after allogeneic bone marrow (BM) or peripheral blood stem cells (PBSC) HSCT may lead to consider UCB transplantation recipients as poor candidates for intensive care unit admission.

Indeed, 3 months after reconstitution, the engraftment rate of Iba1 positive donor-derived microglia was estimated to reach 25%1212 months after transplantation [ 30, 121].

The dose varies between 25 and 100 units/kg, depending on the degree of INR derangement, and is infused, following reconstitution, at a rate of 100 units/minute [ 69, 70].

the main limitations include a higher graft failure rate, delayed immune reconstitution after transplantation with high rates of life-threatening infections, a higher incidence of post-transplant lymphoproliferative disease (PTLPD), and severe acute and chronic graft-versus-host disease (GVHD).