Sentence examples for specimens conserved from inspiring English sources
Either preserving procedures, chemical addition and other phases of immunoglobulins purification did not affect the avidity and specificity of antibody binding; indeed, immunoglobulins from HIV-positive specimens conserved their anti-HIV reactivity when assayed in commercial ELISA kits (data not shown).
Besides the specimens of 139 patients in follow-up cohort, 17 normal or adjacent normal bladder tissue specimens conserved in urology institution, Tongji hospital were also included in this study.
As tissue samples of museum specimens conserved in ethanol or formalin cannot be used for the chemical screening, fresh additional samples are needed to ascertain the presence of such compounds in the remaining genera.
17 TumorGrafts derived from surgical specimens conserve the interindividual diversity and the genetic heterogeneity typical of the tumors of origin.
The specimens were conserved in 4°C refrigerator after the lyophilization.
The leaves of ten Ficus species were collected at the Manie van der Schijff Botanical Garden (University of Pretoria), South Africa in February 2009, and voucher specimens were conserved in the HGWJ Schweikerdt Herbarium of the University of Pretoria.
Fresh leaves of E. coccinae were harvested in February 2013 at Etoug Ebe in the Centre Region of Cameroon and authenticated at the National Herbarium-Yaoundé, where the voucher specimen was conserved under the reference number 6297/HNC.
We extracted DNA from the specimens non-destructively, so the specimens can be conserved as vouchers for morphological study.
The specimens have been conserved in aqueous formaldehyde solution and are kept in the Herbarium of the Museum of Nature South Tyrol BOZ (PVASC15174).
This unprepossessing campus of hangars is where some 12 million objects, two million of which are insect specimens, are stored and conserved when not on display.
Molecular diagnostic tests to detect enterovirus in clinical specimens usually target highly conserved sites in the 5′-non-translated region, allowing detection of all members of the genus.
