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Preliminary in vitro binding assays with AP-HDL revealed that incubation with commercially available HS, heparin (16 kDa) or heparin3000 (3 kDa) at mildly acidic pH (pH 5.2), caused AP-HDL to rapidly undergo a phase change and become visibly turbid (Figure 1A).

The situation is completely different in the case of turbid water (Figure 13(c) and 13(d)).

populations inhabiting fragmented, turbid habitats (Fig. 3).

The mixture became turbid but turbidity disappeared during gentle stirring.

Figure 5a,b illustrates the effect of bean on the synthetic turbid samples and turbidity removal.

Next, dynamic imaging of hBE cultures with thick, turbid mucus was performed (Fig. 8 ).

A detailed survey was conducted 6 and 7 years after the earthquakes in the NE-SW elongated slope basin (see location rectangle in Figure 1) where an extremely turbid layer was observed at the seafloor (Ashi et al. 2012).

In Experiment 1, configured as shown in Figure 1B, all eight wells in column 12 turned turbid and produced growth curves with the same growth rate and doubling times as the other growth curves on the same microplate.

Confirmation of our results was achieved via the turbidity method, where after 24 hours all cultures had a reddish turbid appearance, due to the characteristic production of the pigment prodigiosin by S. marcescens [28] (Figure 3B lower panel).

Only agitated PAP286 ("SEVI") generated turbid solutions and formed an observable precipitate after centrifugation that was concentration-dependent (Figure 1A).

Typically, all techniques can be classified based on a type of light sources used to interrogate tissue and are divided into three categories: continuous wave (cw), intensity modulated and time resolved [ 2, 7, 12] (see also Chap. 8 in Ref. [ 8]). Figure 1 shows a typical schematic representation of responses of a turbid medium to external stimuli used in various measurement approaches.