Sentence examples for uptake of radio from inspiring English sources

Scintigraphy relies upon abnormal uptake of radio tracer in areas of increased bone turnover.

This is a somewhat idealised view of how deep uptake of radio-equipped vehicles will be.

Uptake of radio-isotope is seen in the right iliac fossa (black arrow), within the infected pancreatic graft.

However, the mutant nematodes did not show reduced signals in Oil Red staining (Fig. 6A), abnormal uptake of radio-labeled fatty acid (16∶0) into triglyceride (Fig. 7A, B) or reduction of triglyceride contents (Fig. 7C).

Determination of uptake of radio-labeled substrate was conducted as follows: 700 µl of cells were collected in triplicates at each time point via filtration through a 25 mm GSVP 0.22 µm filter (Millipore) and filters were then rinsed 6 times with 2 ml aliquots of ASW.

Recently, different imaging methods have been introduced as methods to follow the effect of TB drug therapy in real time such as PETscan (which requires the uptake of radio-labeled glucose by actively metabolizing cells) and CATscan based imaging modalities [21], [63].

Uptake of radio-labelled Put and Spd was about 20% higher in Cav-1 KO compared with WT cells.

Cav-1 negatively regulates uptake of polyamines in primary ASMCs as reflected by higher total cellular polyamine levels, elevated uptake of radio-labelled polyamines and increased expression of carrier transporters in cells lacking Cav-1.

Subsequent loss of noradrenalin terminals is detectable as decreased myocardial uptake of radio-labeled meta-iodobenzylguanidine (MIBG) as a tracer relative to its mediastinal uptake as the reference (H/M ratio).

In Arabidopsis, uptake of radio-labelled P was strongly enhanced in the presence of the fungus (Shahollari et al. 2005), and such uptake was abolished in maize by down-regulation of one of the fungal phosphate transporters (Yadav et al. 2010).

The finding for a preferential effect on photoreceptors and ganglion cells in ω-3 deficiency is in accordance with the major sites of ω-3 fatty acid incorporation in the retina as indicated by uptake of radio-labelled docoahexaenoic acid (H-22 : 6).