Sentence examples for release dye from inspiring English sources

Sorry, the guard said, only white is allowed; colors could release dye into the water, she explained.

The peptides' respective abilities to release dye from PC CH vesicles is therefore consistent with their hemolytic activities (Table  1).

An increase in the magnitude of the interior-negative membrane potential (hyperpolarization) would draw additional dye in from the medium, decreasing overall fluorescence of the suspension; a decrease in potential (depolarization) would release dye into the medium, increasing overall fluorescence.

A catheter, threaded through a groin artery, released dye to find the offending arteries.

In accordance with other reports [44],[47], this study demonstrates the importance of distinguishing between encapsulated dye and released dye when studying intracellular uptake of nanoparticles and not necessarily interpreting intracellular fluorescence as uptake of nanoparticles.

Furthermore, the released dye can meanwhile act as a photothermic sensitizer, which can in-situ assist a deep penetration for the released drug in the tumor tissue with enhanced therapeutic efficiency.

Thus by estimating the quenching ratio of the vesicle interior (Qin) as a function of vesicle disruption represented by the fraction of released dye fout,, it is possible to discern graded (Qin changes with fout) from all-or-none release (Qin remains constant with respect to fout).

The amount of released dye was quantified by spectrophotometry at 540 nm.

Molecular diffusion of the released dye across viable skin layers proceeds at a rate determined by its molecular characteristics.

The absorbance values were converted to μmols of released dye (ε = 8,266 M−1 cm−1) [ 65] to determine the catalytic constants.

Penetration depth profiles (Z-stacks, Fig. 9c and d) showed deeper Rh B fluorescence, thought to be a result of the released dye reaching a depth of 190 μm compared to 130 μm for FITC.