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1 detected porcine circovirus type 2 (PCV2) in serum containing 2.50 x 10(8) viral copies per microlite

2 ve and respiratory syndrome virus (PRRSV) in serum containing 6.10 x 10(2) viral copies per microlite

3 nuclear cells (PBMCs) from a patient with bn serum containing Abs targeting the epitope of the bn MAb

4 Blocking activity of serum containing ACAAs was measured in vitro.

5 ncubated normal human platelets with patient serum containing an alphaIIbbeta3-specific, eptifibatide

6 Recombinant human DKK1 or bone marrow serum containing an elevated level of DKK1 inhibited the

7 an accelerated rate of proliferation in both serum-containing and serum-deprived media and form ancho

8 Under both serum-containing and serum-free conditions, adhesion of

9 sis factor-alpha (TNF-alpha) in fetal bovine serum-containing and serum-free media and were analyzed

10 Both serum-containing and serum-free N1B defined ACM increase

11 Transfer of hyperimmune serum containing anti-C6VL TCR Abs into na ive mice had

12 an liver cDNA library by the reaction with a serum containing anti-dsDNA Abs and was ligated into pGE

13 Previous studies have shown that human serum containing anti-group A streptococcus carbohydrate

14 igs passively immunized 24 h previously with serum containing anti-ovalbumin antibody.

15 jection was restored by adoptive transfer of serum containing anti-vimentin antibodies.

16 We repeated our observations using rabbit serum containing antibodies raised against the second ex

17 IgG from an epidermolysis bullosa acquisita serum containing autoantibodies to epitopes within NC1 t

18 e target DNA can be specifically detected in serum-containing buffers based on the spatial distributi

19 L-6, or G-CSF to support colony formation in serum-containing, but not in serum-free, cultures.

20 profile of IL-2 from Jurkat T lymphocytes in serum-containing cell culture media in the presence of t

21 ultaneously quantified with high accuracy in serum-containing cell media.

22 osis of Klebsiella pneumoniae opsonized with serum containing complement and reduced CD11b expression

23 inically applicable conditions is similar to serum-containing conditions and requires CD14+ precursor

24 Under serum-containing conditions, rapamycin inhibited incorpo

25 ked insulin release responses, compared with serum-containing conditions.

26 toxin) for sustained growth in culture under serum-containing conditions.

27 esults were obtained with a multiple myeloma serum containing cryoprecipitates, but multiple myeloma

28 nduced significant levels of apoptosis under serum-containing culture conditions at concentrations of

29 ntained at confluence without replacement of serum-containing culture medium for 2 weeks became 3G5 p

30 he ROS response when they are incubated with serum-containing culture medium that has been exposed to

31 r, the multilineage colony formation seen in serum-containing culture was completely abrogated by add

32 y 350% in serum-free cultures and by 166% in serum-containing culture.

33 n vitro behavior of erythroid progenitors in serum-containing cultures without the addition of EPO mi

34 y 140% in serum-free cultures and by 820% in serum-containing cultures.

35 by 79% in serum-free cultures and by 76% in serum-containing cultures.

36 f this study's authors have shown that human serum containing diabetic concentrations of albumin modi

37 siRNA carrier system, which would withstand serum-containing environments and tested its performance

38 We injected mice with serum containing glucose-6-phosphate-isomerase-specific

39 We reasoned that lupus serum containing high levels of autoreactive Ig contribu

40 sociated strongly with the FMC when added to serum containing it.

41 om standard curves derived from pooled human serum containing known amounts of D-arabinitol.

42 Moreover, serum containing L1R-specific neutralizing antibodies af

43 Serum containing lactate dehydrogenase (LDH) was directl

44 s with assessing material degradation in non-serum containing media.

45 are resistant to adsorption of proteins from serum-containing media and avoid phagocytosis by macroph

46 A cell line that is adherent in serum-containing media and forms neurospheres in supplem

47 Serum-containing media inhibited tight junction formatio

48 Because cell culture in serum-containing media mimics myofibroblast transformati

49 on the growth of multiple SCLC cell lines in serum-containing media was examined.

50 ake and VEGF protein knockdown in vitro with serum-containing media when compared to naked siRNA, and

51 anges consistent with EMT/MET in response to serum-containing media, a unique property among the brea

52 ed therapies using cells grown in fetal calf serum-containing media, an antibody response to bovine a

53 ls do grow to a higher saturation density in serum-containing media, as their capacity to spread out

54 ted cultures occurred in both serum free and serum-containing media, indicating that AT-III inhibitio

55 In serum-containing media, retroviral expression of p50E4F

56 6K1 confers a proliferative advantage in low-serum-containing media, suggesting that the activity of

57 alcium binding properties in the presence of serum-containing media, which was modulated by the hydro

58 elerated shedding is completely inhibited by serum-containing media.

59 ransfection efficiency over Lipofectamine in serum-containing media.

60 edia or as attached monolayers when grown in serum-containing media.

61 nhanced by induction of differentiation with serum-containing media.

62 gy and keratocan expression when cultured in serum-containing media.

63 programmable through different flow rates of serum-containing media.

64 t ganglion neurons (DRGNs) in serum-free and serum-containing media.

65 pups and cultured on Millicell-CM inserts in serum-containing media.

66 e conjugates were illuminated in solution in serum containing medium, suggesting a switch in photoche

67 inued to express CD34 when cultured on AM in serum-containing medium and on plastic in serum-free med

68 yte differentiation and extends life span in serum-containing medium but does not lead to immortaliza

69 Release studies in buffer and serum-containing medium combined with in vitro gene sile

70 Addition of recombinant GDNF to cultures in serum-containing medium did not significantly affect DPC

71 acutely isolated and then cultured in horse serum-containing medium for over 24 h.

72 Stability studies as assessed in serum-containing medium in the presence or absence of ce

73 x target and, in addition are more stable in serum-containing medium than standard oligopyrimidine-de

74 ratinocytes of the epidermis are cultured in serum-containing medium using a fibroblast feeder layer.

75 Normal human skin fibroblasts maintained in serum-containing medium were synchronized with aphidicol

76 Culture of the intermediate progenitors in serum-containing medium with macrophage CSF resulted in

77 ratinocytes were grown in 1.2 mM calcium and serum-containing medium with vitamin C (50 microg per ml

78 rd to their circular dichroism, stability in serum-containing medium, cellular uptake, protein bindin

79 e was elevated in viable VSMCs maintained in serum-containing medium, declined significantly in respo

80 In serum-containing medium, expression of CD34, but not alp

81 t to nuclease degradation in the presence of serum-containing medium, indicating that secondary struc

82 d cyclodextrin for 1 h, followed by chase in serum-containing medium.

83 l phenotype while continuously expanded in a serum-containing medium.

84 d when cells were placed on collagen I or in serum-containing medium.

85 edium, but expression was lost on plastic in serum-containing medium.

86 duce apoptosis in the presence of high (10%) serum-containing medium.

87 deprivation and then began to proliferate in serum-containing medium.

88 the supernatant of mouse ECs incubated with serum-containing medium.

89 are viable but defective in filamentation on serum-containing medium.

90 into multilayered epithelia with addition of serum-containing medium.

91 when cells were cultured with vitamin D3 in serum-containing medium.

92 ilar to that in RA-treated cells cultured in serum-containing medium.

93 ed rat RPE cells maintained either in HDM or serum-containing medium.

94 ocess of hormonally defined medium (HDM) and serum-containing medium.

95 e when stimulated with retinoic acid (RA) in serum-containing medium.

96 sine, were only slightly decreased by NGF in serum-containing medium.

97 Calu-1 cells in serum-free medium but not in serum-containing medium.

98 ages with Por1B and Opa were confirmed using serum containing only the C4A isoform, which exclusively

99 Growth in either serum-containing or serum-free media supplemented with G

100 However, the serum containing polyclonal PR3-ANCA did not induce rele

101 Anti-proteinase-3 (PR3) mAb and serum containing PR3-ANCA from patients with active vasc

102 assay and demonstrated further by assay with serum containing reactive IgEs.

103 In addition, infusion of wild-type serum containing reduced levels of anti-beta2-GPI Abs in

104 Serum-containing (S+) medium was used initially for perf

105 neutrophils and bacterial growth in stirred serum-containing suspensions could be modeled as the com

106 Transfer of serum containing the autoantibodies at the time of infec

107 d electrophoreses a biological sample (e.g., serum) containing the nucleic acid target through a poly

108 Serum-containing ticagrelor inhibited adenosine uptake b

109 We find that under standard serum-containing tissue culture conditions, ATSP-7041 ac