Sentence examples for using a dry weight from inspiring English sources

Accordingly, the normalization of all fluxes was done using a dry weight (dW) calculation that excludes PHB and glycogen from the cell mass estimate.

The amount of artificial tear fluid required for the quantitative suspension tests to simulate realistic conditions was determined by using a dry-weight method: hydrogel CLs were dried for 4 h using a desiccator and were weighed afterwards.

The relative percentage of cell wall components, namely cell-solubles, hemicellulose, cellulose and lignin, were calculated as in Sarath et al.2007 [61] using component concentrations expressed on a dry weight basis.

For E. coli, they were determined quantitatively using the dry weight composition data for an average E. coli B/r cell, which grew exponentially at 37°C under aerobic conditions in a glucose minimal medium [ 31].

The dry weight of biomass was converted from the OD600 value using a standard curve (dry weight (mg/L) = 564.7 × OD600 − 2.75, R2 = 0.986).

AmelF3 inclusion bodies were unfolded using equivalent dry weight of the detergent sodium dodecyl sulfate (SDS) to generate 2 4% monomeric protein solutions.

Cell density of cultures was determined using cell dry weight (CDW) in g/L.

Measurements were normalized using mycelial dry weight (Dinamarco et al. 2010).

The moisture content of the peat was measured using the dry weight method and was maintained by adding 50 ml of deionized water per day to the top of the biofilter.

Measurement of the productivity of ethanol synthesis per biomass was not carried out in CSL medium as it contains many small insoluble particles which hamper cell biomass measurement using direct dry weight or by optical density analyses.

Cell growth was followed by cell counting and by light scattering at 750 nm, to avoid the absorption of any cell chromophore, using a previously calibrated dry weight curve.