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On the other hand, TSS levels under 2004 and 2014 scenarios remained largely under seriously polluted level except for an upper fraction of the impact area up to Martam.

The fragment of F6 256 was 80 Da higher than the fragment of F1 176, further supporting the occurrence of sulfation in the upper fraction of F1.

Compared with the fragments of the parent compound, the fragment ion 160 was 16 Da higher than one fragment ion of parent compound 144, indicating the addition of an oxygen atom in the upper fraction of GNF-351 as indicated.

The matched molecular formula was C24H25N7O2 (mass error = −1.8 ppm), and the MS/MS fragmentation indicated that this metabolite was di-oxidized GNF-351 in which the di-oxidation reaction occurred in the upper fraction of GNF-351 as indicated.

No protein band corresponding to the CD11b/CD18 integrin was detectable in the upper fractions of the sucrose gradient.

The recent results of Requena and colleagues have established that the PK-sensitive disease-related hamster PrP isolated from the upper fractions of sucrose-density gradients has the ability to convert PrPC into protease-resistant PrP using the PMCA (protein misfolding cyclic amplification) assay [ 20].

The aims of this study were: 1) to describe and compare the cellular population in whole blood, lower fraction (A) and upper fraction (B) of platelet concentrates (PC), 2) to measure and compare the of TGF-β1 concentration plasma in both PC after be activated with calcium gluconate (CG) or batroxobin plus CG and, 3) to determine correlations between cell counts in PC and concentrations of TGF-β1.

Considerable numbers of tumor cells and hMSCs are found to accumulate in the lower fraction instead of preferable upper fraction after density gradient separation.

The upper fraction (fraction 1) was analyzed by LC-MS/MS LC-MS/MS

The upper fraction was collected.

This resulted in a lower fraction containing pure SSM and an upper fraction containing cell debris.