Sentence examples for storage of plasma from inspiring English sources
Use of these compounds offers a simple method of extending sample handling and storage of plasma samples containing BNP.
Limitations of our study include unknown generalizability to women and other age- and ethnic groups, and ~20 yr storage of plasma in −70 °C that may have affected measurements20.
During the storage of plasma treated maize samples at 25 °C for 30 days, the Aspergillus spp. spores log reduction was maintained with no occurrence of re-growth.
No change or slight reductions were observed in A. flavus and A. parasiticus load during the storage of plasma treated hazelnuts whereas on the control samples fungi continued to grow under storage conditions (30 days at 25 °C).
As shown in Table 3, the storage of plasma samples at room temperature for 4 h (pretreatment) did not alter signal responses of galangin.
While some degree of lymphatic exhaustion was obvious in adult animals (perhaps as a result of age-related changes, or reduced investment in immunity as a consequence of breeding effort), there was also evidence of some degree of compensation, in the form of storage of plasma cells particularly in the pancreas of Aselli, possibly as a defence against previously encountered parasites.
Among these were the storage time of plasma samples in the biobank ranging from 1035 to 1774 days (dt_biobank) and the Ct values of synthetic spiked-in miRNAs monitoring the efficiency of miRNA extraction (UniSp2 and the difference between Ct values of UniSp4 and UniSp2).
Additionally, a biobank for storage of serum, plasma and full blood is an integral part of EuCalNet.
All subjects gave written informed consent for participation in the study and the Institutional Review Board (Comitato Etico dell'Ospedale San Raffaele, Milano) approved storage of the plasma in the biobank.
We are indebted to the clinical chemists A. Castel, P. Kok, G.L.A. Reijnierse, G.A.E Ponjee, M. Herruer, R.C. Eijkman-Rotteveel, P.W. Schenk and their personnel for their help in achievement and storage of the plasma samples.
In conclusion, the findings of this study indicate that conditions of storage of blood plasma and buffy coats, including temperature and length of time could have an impact on influenza virus infectivity in these matrices and should be taken into consideration in handling and transport of samples for diagnostic testing and epidemiology studies.
