In fact, these procedures minimize the surgical specimen and provide better outcomes [ 5, 6].
Importantly, this method simultaneously subtypes Influenza A, identifies multiple pathogens and co-infections in a single specimen and provides potentially valuable quantitative data.
Synthetic bones were used to standardize the material properties of the specimen and provide observation of the loosening mechanism of the bone/screw construct.
The intensity of emitted light, expressed as relative light units, is proportional to the amount of target DNA present in the specimen, and provides a semiquantitative measure of the viral load.
L.A., C.M., and A.S. prepared and annotated FFPE specimens and provided information on biomarker expression in the same samples.
Affinity columns were suitable to isolate mucosal IgA, which are ten-fold less concentrated than IgG in genital specimens, and provided effective separation of IgA monomers, dimers, and J-chains.
A laser beam of 633 nm operated at 17 mW was focused on the specimens and provided the excitation source. 2 µl aliquots of each 100 µl pellet suspension described earlier were successively mixed with 14 µl of 50 mM EDTA and 4 µl of concentrated "loading buffer" (0.313 M Tris-HCl pH 6.8, 10% SDS, 0.05% bromophenol blue, 50% glycerol, 12.5% β-mercaptoethanol).
AH, supplied tumour specimens and provided clinical interpretation of data.
JK evaluated and selected the pathologic specimens and provided input on pathologic issues.
JS contributed to the collection of tissue specimens and provided clinical information.
