In addition, mitochondrial isolation requires substantial amounts of tissue, a costly refrigerated centrifuge and a considerable amount of time and skill.
The Arabidopsis inflorescence stem represents an attractive experimental system for such gene discovery studies since it provides more substantial amounts of tissue for analyses, and its tissue architecture is largely established prior to bolting, which means that stem expansion is primarily the product of cell elongation, rather than division.
While substantial amounts of tissue disruption may have persisted 24 48 h into recovery (with or without intensified changes following the hot match) in the current test protocol (ie, strict control of the effective playing time, while total playing time was longer in the heat), there was no difference across trials and after 24 h of recovery, as RSA was similar to prematch.
Traditional tooth preparation for complete crowns requires a substantial amount of hard tissue reduction.
Because of the presence of a substantial amount of connective tissue, the mixer mill procedure was incapable of efficient homogenization of the skin samples.
The association of cecal appendix with substantial amount of immune tissue was considered as an indicator that the appendix may have some immune function.
The advantage of this technique is that it tests a large number of individual clones, so it can detect mutant p53 mRNA in clinical samples that contain a substantial amount of normal tissue.
However, unlike rodents, inflammation and oxidative stress persisted well-beyond the point of milk stasis potentially due to the substantial amount of epithelial tissue in the mammary gland of these cows at peak lactation.
Although being robust, reproducible and quality-assured, the ELISA requires a substantial amount of frozen tissue, which compromises its use in small tumors (< 1 cm) and requires adequate logistics for the storage of frozen tumor samples.
In contrast, we found that tangential cryosections of woody stems are intact and do not curl on the slide unless there is a substantial amount of xylem tissue present.
