Sentence examples for supplementation experiments from inspiring English sources

The role played by iron and its relationship with the aTf used to supplement the culture medium was analysed by iron supplementation experiments and evaluating the DNA content in CTL and aTf-treated N20.1 cells.

Actual studies were performed with Zantedeschia, Lilium and Osteospermum using supplementation experiments, inhibitor application, heterologous gene expression and enzymological assays with plant protein extracts and recombinant proteins to design new powerful strategies to modify the flavonoid pattern in these plants, leading to new flower colours.

Dietary fatty acid supplementation experiments used freshly prepared plates as described in [39].

To further assess the potential role of Fenton-like reactions in antibacterial activity, bathocuproine chelation and thiourea supplementation experiments were performed.

Food supplementation experiments have long been used to explore whether predictors of fitness such as condition [1] and productivity [2], or population parameters such as survival [3] and recruitment [4], depend upon food availability.

ID and PB performed zinc/iron supplementation experiments.

As previous studies suggest that carotenoids may affect signals that are not dependent on carotenoid colouration [10], [11], we hypothesized that elevated plasma carotenoid levels would positively affect song rates in European starlings during fall (non-breeding season) and tested this hypothesis using a dietary carotenoid supplementation experiment.

Metabolic data presented in this work originated from an insect cell media supplementation experiment.

In fact, the authors showed that this folate supplementation experiment is not so simple.

The plants were acclimatized in a 0.5 mM CaCl2 solution (pH 5.2) for 24 h before the start of theCd supplementation experiment.

We performed a resource supplementation experiment with artificial pools, simulating peccary actions, in a population of the poison frog Allobates femoralis.