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Inspired by the SRB, a similar VAS will be used to measure the overall perceived burden.

Sulforhodamine B (SRB), a protein-binding reagent (Sigma), was used in the cell proliferation assay to determine drug potency.

Growth-inhibitory activity on MCF-7 and MDA-MB-231 cells was tested using a proliferation assay with sulforhodamine B (SRB), a protein-binding reagent (Sigma), or MTS assay (Promega) as described before [ 28].

The final measure for subjective burden is the SRB, a VAS ranging from 0 (not at all burdensome) to 10 (way too burdensome), indicating the degree to which informal care is experienced as burdening.

Cell proliferation was measured as total protein synthesis using sulforhodamine B (SRB), an anionic dye binding electrostatically to cellular proteins and subsequently fixed, solubilized, and measured spectrophotometrically at OD 510 nm.

All other biomass-producing elementary modes generated FAP, SRB, or a combination of FAP and SRB biomass.

This is in contrast to the findings of Kaksonen et al. (2004) who reported a relatively more diverse consortium of SRB in a fluidised-bed reactor fed with ethanol or lactate as the only energy source, using clone libraries and DGGE as molecular methods for microbial characterisation.

The NASA surface radiation budget (SRB) is a freely available operational dataset developed from a cloud cover-based dataset and developed by Whitlock et al. [13] and providing 3 h, daily, or monthly averages and referencing a 22 year average [3].

This increase in the relative abundance of D. rhabdoformis-like SRB, suggesting a synergistic association between heteroacetogenic bacteria and SRB, is a feasible scenario in the presence of limiting sulfate.

In the present study, we investigated the co-existence of physiologically similar hydrogenotrophic SRB in a full-scale sulfidogenic bioreactor treating sulfate-rich wastewater using a combination of cultivation and molecular techniques.

We calculated SRB as a percentage.