Sentence examples for serum load from inspiring English sources
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Background: We report an interlaboratory comparison of methods for the determination of hepatitis C virus (HCV) serum load and genotype between a recently, established molecular laboratory at the Alaska Native Medical Center (ANMC) and two independent laboratories using different assays.
HCV RNA serum load dramatically decreases until almost undetectable level within 24-48 hours post-LT.
None of these pigs showed a clear seroconversion to PCV2 in relation to this increased serum load of PCV2.
The initial HCV serum load was comparable between genotypes TT and TG/GG (6.0±0.7 vs 5.8±0.8 log IU/ml).
Factors known to be associated with treatment outcome include both host (i.e. IL28B gene polymorphisms, race, sex, age) as well as viral factors (genotype, serum load and genetic heterogeneity); [ 11- 13].
Gels were transferred to nitrocellulose membranes and labeled for total murine IgG light-chain with a LI-COR goat anti-mouse IR700 antibody (1 5000) for total serum loading.
However, in our present study we were unable to detect BBB crossing and brain delivery upon AAV2/8-mediated delivery of wild-type sulphamidase to the liver, even when sulphamidase secretion and serum loading were strongly increased by IDS sp replacement.
Several of these studies found that people who ate greater amounts of Great Lakes fish – known to contain large amounts of PCBs – had higher PCB serum loads than people who ate minimal amounts of contaminated fish [ 12, 16, 17].
Isolation of total RNA including small RNA was performed with miRNeasy kit (Qiagen) according to the manufacturer's protocol with the exceptions of mixing 2 mL of Qiazol reagent with 0.4 mL serum, loading the entire aqueous phase onto a single column from the MinElute Cleanup Kit (Qiagen), and eluting the RNA in 20 μL of RNase-free water.
The restoration was clearly associated with the decreases in serum viral load, indicating a close correlation between viral load and T-lymphocyte subpopulations.
