Sentence examples for strain housing from inspiring English sources

To test if Phaberge increases the level of Cry1Ac-pIII incorporated to the capsid, we used the non-SupE E. coli HB2151 strain housing the pCADS-Cry1Ac vector and M13 phage were produced.

There are many different factors in macrophage experiments that could result in conflicting data, including species, strain, housing conditions, macrophage subsets, macrophage purification methods, quantity and quality of phagocytic target and incubation time.

A dichotomised total SDQ score was the outcome of interest and modelled separately with each of the following SES variables: carer education, carer occupation, family financial strain, housing tenure, housing quality, SEIFA and IRISEO.

Interestingly, there was a significant difference between the plasma thymidine concentrations in the CB17 SCID strain housed at two different centres, namely 0.61 ± 0.12 μM for CB17 SCID mice at the CI and 0.89 ± 0.24 μM for CB17 SCID mice at AZ (p = 0.003).

To further evaluate this concept, we examined the prostate glands of young and aged mice of the ICR/SCID strain housed in a barrier facility.

All experiments were performed with adult male mice on an outbred CD-1 strain housed at the Integrative Neuroscience Facility, Florey Neuroscience Institutes on a 12 h light-dark cycle (light 7am –7am).

All mice were C57BL/6 strain housed in a pathogen-free facility and maintained on a 12 hr light/dark cycle.

This was seen in mice of the same age and strain housed under identical conditions with the testosterone levels ranging from 1 ng/ml to 30 ng/ml.

Putting housing benefit at the forefront of their assault on our welfare system, the previous, coalition government found welfare savings by heaping more pressure onto an already strained housing system.

"It's a difficult problem to do anything about, but having such strong interest from Chinese buyers just puts even more pressure on an already strained housing market," Stott adds.

The impact of the mining boom and the consequent increase in population is straining housing markets and increasing the demand for developable land.