In a previous in-vitro study (31) the eGC sodium store for endothelial monolayers, grown under low (135 mM) extracel-lular sodium conditions, was measured to be 16 nmol/cm.
Sodium deficiency, condition in which sodium is insufficient or is not utilized properly.
The time courses of amino acid uptake were measured under the following two different experimental conditions: a) under a sodium-gradient condition (NaSCN); and b) in the absence of sodium-gradient (KSCN).
The cDNA from four independent cultures of the 0 mM and 30 mM sodium benzoate conditions was hybridized to Affymetrix antisense B. subtilis arrays.
In line with this finding, in vitro TCA uptake of PMHs under sodium-free conditions is similar between WT and normocholanemic Slc10a1 −/− mice.
That day, two patients on the ward had elevated sodium levels, a condition known as hypernatremia.
Increase in extracellular fluids is the only volume change that is both common and easily discernible in renal disease, but the opposite condition, sodium depletion or clinical dehydration, is more commonly the result of vomiting and diarrhea when they are complications of terminal renal disease.
While under sodium nitrate minus condition, addition of sodium acetate limited (P <0.01) the growth of P. tricornutum.
[18F] FS-PTAD was conjugated to model substrates in moderate to good RCY under mild aqueous conditions (phosphate buffer, pH 7), however, basic conditions (sodium hydroxide, pH 9 10) were required to conjugate [18F] FS-PTAD to tyrosine.
Microbial consortium efficiency was tested under different operational conditions: sodium lactate, glycerol and PCF as carbon sources; increasing As III) content; acidic pH (5.0).
