HIV-1 positive samples were submitted to viral load quantification.
The samples were submitted for membrane fatty acid extraction.
In autoclave, samples were submitted during 30 days in water saturated with CO2.
Next, dehydrated samples were submitted for analysis to the USGS Laboratory in Denver, CO.
Samples were submitted to simulated annealing prior to hot-dip galvanization.
Either unfractionated or fractionated polymer samples were submitted to grafting reactions.
Soil samples were submitted to physicochemical, mineralogical, and reflectance spectroscopy analyses.
After the incubation, soil samples were submitted to density followed by particle-size fractionation.
All melt-intercalated samples were submitted to structural (TEM and XRD), thermal and dynamic mechanical measurements.
After 24 h storage in distilled water, the samples were submitted to SBS testing (Shear Bond Tester; Bisco Inc).
The obtained rock samples were submitted to the Mines and Geosciences Bureau, Petrolab, for thin-section petrographic analysis.
