Sentence examples for using a video microscopy from inspiring English sources

Cell adhesion was determined after the initial minute of each flow rate by counting the number of adherent cells in eight different fields, recorded using a video microscopy system [28].

Using quantitative video microscopy, we observed that OP-A had antiproliferative effects on GBM cells.

Data using live video microscopy suggest that an individual NK cell can make serial contacts with multiple targets and majority of contacts lead to lysis of target cells.

Using time lapse video microscopy, we demonstrated that an applied DC EF directs migration of the EPCs toward the cathode.

Independent evidence for effects on tissue perfusion in the (stretched) zone surrounding an open wound were obtained using direct video microscopy.

Elegant strategies have since been described for creating genetically encodable biosensors which may undergo a phosphorylation dependent change in FRET ratio and therefore can be used to directly visualize the temporal and spatial evolution of a given protein tyrosine kinase activity using fluorescence video microscopy [13], [14].

A study using video microscopy illustrated two types of feeding in P. trichophorum: engulfment of a prey cell whole (phagocytosis) as well as sucking out the prey cell cytosol through the feeding apparatus (myzocytosis) [ 44].

Time-lapse video microscopy using a digital video camera (TK-1280E; JVC, Yokohama, Japan) was used to capture images every 5 minutes over the span of 72 hours.

Produced water droplet sizes were measured in situ downstream from the globe valve location using particle video microscopy.

To ascertain the type of movement vRNPs exhibit in live infected cells, we recorded the trafficking of LeGFP using digital video microscopy.

In our study, using timelapse video microscopy, we show that PDL fibroblasts do not move significantly faster on either nanogrooves or discontinuous nanogrooves in comparison with cells cultured on non-patterned surfaces, nor do they exhibit significant changes in directionality.