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1 altering the height of a bottle of balanced salt solution.
2 a calcium- and potassium-containing balanced salt solution.
3 es separating compartments of pure water and salt solution.
4 after 24 h in 25 microM total Al in a simple salt solution.
5 DNA flexibility in gels, compared to aqueous salt solution.
6 matrix was returned to a serum-free balanced salt solution.
7 trifugation, C is a monomer in physiological salt solution.
8 ing is substantially inhibited by hypertonic salt solution.
9 binding is strongly inhibited by hypertonic salt solution.
10 iven a subconjunctival injection of balanced salt solution.
11 njection of either TGF-beta or of a balanced salt solution.
12 connected to an elevated bottle of balanced salt solution.
13 and subsequently regenerated by washing with salt solution.
14 mparison with the value measured in a simple salt solution.
15 nned in oil and transferred to physiological salt solution.
16 the nanoparticles from aggregating in a high-salt solution.
17 ng increased "hedonic responsiveness" to the salt solution.
18 to date of salting-in behavior in a protein-salt solution.
19 ed with tobramycin/dexamethasone or balanced salt solution.
20 spension (10 mg) prepared in 0.1 mL balanced salt solution.
21 DPs, bovine serum albumin (BSA), or balanced salt solution.
22 wo nanoscale hydrophobic surfaces in aqueous salt solutions.
23 te to the high thermostability of HDL in low-salt solutions.
24 lar phases swell when immersed in monovalent salt solutions.
25 imilar studies of bilirubin in micellar bile-salt solutions.
26 m hydroxide separation from alkaline aqueous salt solutions.
27 and related non-telomeric isomers in aqueous salt solutions.
28 ed by excess Al in agarose gels or in simple salt solutions.
29 erm stability in biological buffers and high-salt solutions.
30 most apparent when assayed in micellar bile salt solutions.
31 ated PTL activity normally in monomeric bile salt solutions.
32 used to generate acids and bases from 100 mM salt solutions.
33 ed in high-concentration, near-physiological salt solutions.
34 , and tends to precipitate in buffered 0.1 M salt solutions.
35 s different in 50 mM Tris buffer compared to salt solutions.
36 or reversible protein-protein aggregation in salt solutions.
37 t near the vapor-liquid interface of aqueous salt solutions.
38 nanoparticle templates and aqueous palladium salt solutions.
39 d by ions in dilute and concentrated aqueous salt solutions.
40 ty-gradient energy from ammonium bicarbonate salt solutions.
41 rolyte, propylene carbonate (PC), and its Li salt solutions.
42 th larger amounts of higher-concentration Li salt solutions.
43 in the presence of symmetric and asymmetric salt solutions.
44 mistry for labeling carbohydrates in aqueous salt solutions.
46 s of C. albicans incubated in Hanks balanced salt solution (+/-10% bovine serum albumin [BSA]) or RPM
47 eurofilaments to a solid substrate in a high-salt solution (170 mM NaCl), in the presence of coisolat
48 of systems: 1), ternary mixtures of MO with salt solutions above the hydration boundary; and 2), qua
49 Ns were suspended in HEPES-buffered balanced salts solutions adjusted to pH 6.7, 7.2, 7.7, or 8.2.
50 er 14 days of local endothelin-1 or balanced salt solution administration to the microvasculature of
51 ely seek out a once-undesirable concentrated salt solution after being depleted of bodily sodium desp
52 ficantly higher than ECs exposed to balanced salt solution alone or to BSA (P < 0.05) in all experime
53 icrog) in balanced salt solution or balanced salt solution alone was injected intravitreally immediat
55 lysis of unlabelled bacteriophage T7 in both salt solution and mouse blood plasma, using just ~1 x 10
62 and was abolished in Ca2+-free physiological salt solution, and by pretreatment with La3+, 2-APB, tha
64 ock involve incubation in high-concentration salt solutions, and lower permeability of the capsids to
66 h mononucleosomal calf thymus DNA in aqueous salt solutions are characterized by vapor pressure osmom
67 Osmotic pressure measurements of spermidine salt solutions are consistent with this interpretation.
71 ms of reproducing the interfacial tension of salt solutions as a function of the salt molality; the s
72 nted long-fragment DNA bundles in monovalent salt solutions as first order, with a small but finite v
73 interface of NaHSO4, NH4HSO4, and Mg(HSO4)2 salt solutions as well as H2SO4 and HCl acid solutions a
74 of the propeptide of subtilisin E in aqueous salt solution, as well as for strong intermolecular inte
75 In a glucose-salt solution (Earle's balanced salt solution), asparagine (Asn) stimulates ornithine de
77 hermal unfolding of lipid-free apoA-1 in low-salt solution at pH approximately 7, by using differenti
79 d --> condensed DNA transition in polyvalent salt solutions at small enough polyvalent salt concentra
80 individual particles generated by bubbling a salt solution before and after addition of heterotrophic
81 aneous intercalation of cations from aqueous salt solutions between two-dimensional (2D) Ti3C2 MXene
82 1, an 8.0-mm diameter treated with balanced salt solution (BSS) and an 8.0-mm removal; group 2, an 8
83 patients who received enoxaparin in balanced salt solution (BSS) during cataract surgery, while stand
85 hyaluronic acid (Healon) or sterile balanced salt solution (BSS) into the subretinal space of 4-5-day
88 roups of rabbits had IVI of sterile balanced salt solution (BSS), MTX (400 microg), dexamethasone (De
89 ips between T1 relaxation times and balanced salt solution (BSS), to simulate human vitreous and aque
92 to calculate CO2 solubility in aqueous mixed-salt solution by using the additivity rule of the Setsch
93 Since detachments were created with balanced salt solution, by examination, all retinas had spontaneo
94 mobilities observed in all buffer and buffer/salt solutions can be predicted within approximately 20%
96 with experiments in aqueous media, including salt solutions commonly used in the study of proteins an
100 ated for 5, 10 or 20 min in Earle's balanced salt solution containing 1.2 mM tannic acid (to enable v
101 TALH cells were incubated in a physiological salt solution containing high or low levels of NaCl.
102 ollicles incubated in vitro in physiological salt solution containing small amounts of blood and fluo
106 Elevated concentrations of nondenaturing salt solutions defeat the effects of reverse micelle-pro
109 nfluent salt concentration of 15 g.L(-1) and salt solution flow rate of 0.04 mL.min(-1), and to be op
110 of 2.5 mg/mL collagenase type 2 in balanced salt solution followed 1 hour and 15 minutes later by an
111 ATP-sepharose matrix and washed with a high salt solution followed by nicotinamide adenine dinucleot
112 It was found that protein aggregation in salt solutions followed 2 distinct Hofmeister series dep
113 bridement was produced by injecting balanced salt solution forcefully into the subretinal space.
114 (Im chi((2))) spectra of acid and bisulfate salt solutions further reveal that hydrogen-bonded water
116 of two inhalation exposures: Hanks' balanced salt solution (HBSS) and corn dust extract (CDE; 0.4 mic
123 only source of Ca(2+) was the physiological salt solution in the patch pipette containing 2 mM Ca(2+
124 sive mechanisms when perfused with isosmolal salt solutions in a bath with appropriate salt and urea
126 additional simulations of 20 different pure salt solutions-in which no hydrophobic solutes are prese
127 of Pronase, but not DNAse, RNAse, or strong salt solutions, indicating covalent attachment to protei
129 nal animals received either drug or balanced salt solution injections into normal eyes, and paraffin
131 rate that the usage of specific ionic liquid salt solutions instead of NaCl or KCl solution as suppor
132 stingly, contrary to some other near-neutral salt solution interfaces (e.g., chlorides and nitrates),
135 (DMPC) bilayer bathed by a 1 M [KCl] aqueous salt solution is generated to explore the microscopic de
136 ted overall paramagnetism in the oxoammonium salt solutions is explained by a redox equilibrium as sh
137 ion of isolated fiber cells in physiological salt solutions is mediated by Ca(2+)-activated protease(
138 n between the magnetic susceptibility of the salt solution, its concentration, and ease of actuation.
139 rrents between BN nanosheets in a variety of salt solutions (KCl, NaCl and CaCl2) at low salt concent
140 much higher than those reported for standard salt solutions (KD) of about 40 and 130 nM, respectively
141 etely stripped from their surfaces with high salt solutions, leaving the IgG-PG/GCN4 DNA binding comp
144 ing was reversibly controlled by exposure to salt solution of varying concentration, which "doped" co
145 for a monoclonal antibody in the monovalent salt solutions of KF, KCl, and KSCN under different pH c
146 understanding of nucleation and freezing of salt solutions on solid surfaces and the effects of salt
148 compared with treatment with Hank's balanced salt solution or DCs transduced with rat HER-2/neu.
149 compared to the decrease induced by balanced salt solution or to the decrease in rabbits without mini
151 ), quaternary mixtures of MO with betaOG and salt solutions over a wide range of hydration conditions
152 ossible salt concentrations: (a) in a dilute salt solution, PE chains possess an extended coil confor
154 nal fluid at pH 4.5 and 7.2, (2) physiologic salt solutions (phosphate-buffered saline and saline) co
158 ng with soap (observation), oral rehydration salt solution preparation (demonstration), and zinc use
159 f an intervention effect on oral rehydration salt solution preparation and breastfeeding outcomes.
160 s dissolved in a low-pH isotonic physiologic salt solution produced significant force generation in a
161 herwise untreated follicles in physiological salt solution (PSS) containing either calmidazolium or W
163 fluid balance following ingestion of a high-salt solution-rats produced significantly more urine, co
164 g the films of agarose and lipids in aqueous salt solutions resulted in swelling and partial dissolut
165 ary outcomes were intake of oral rehydration salt solution, severity of vomiting, and serum levels of
166 0.005 mg, 0.02 mg, and 0.08 mg) and balanced salt solution showed normal ciliary body epithelium at t
167 arge properties (zeta-potential) in 1 mM KCl salt solution showed that apo-Lf reached the net charge
168 r elements leach from composites stored in a salt solution simulating saliva than from composites sto
170 t here that the application of some ammonium salt solutions, such as citrates and phosphates, instead
171 of a metal salt, or the controlled mixing of salt solutions supplying a metal cation and an elemental
172 x 50, and Dowex Mac 3) were compared in pure salt solutions, synthetic urine, and real stored urine.
175 of 2.5 mg/mL collagenase type 2 in balanced salt solution that was left in the stroma for 1 hour and
177 lightly reduced from 7.4 to 6.6, in isotonic salt solutions that simulate the acidic extracellular mi
179 s tested by filling the globes with balanced salt solution through an anterior chamber port and slowl
181 Likewise, the application of an aqueous salt solution to one side of the pizza crust led to an e
185 in a dosage of 0.1 microgram/day or balanced salt solution (two rabbits) was delivered to the perineu
186 ropium bromide nasal spray 0.06% in buffered salt solution, two 42-micrograms sprays per nostril admi
187 to mice that were dialyzed with an isotonic salt solution under quiescent conditions for 1 h produce
188 cting membrane-confined nanowires with metal salt solutions under reducing conditions, site-specific
190 laque forming unit in 0.1 ml Hank's balanced salt solution) was inoculated 4 days after gas compressi
191 chloride (8-20 microg in 0.04 mL of balanced salt solution) was performed in 9 eyes, followed by inje
192 hed male C57BL/6 mice injected with balanced salt solution were used as control subjects (five for ea
195 trations in air-saturated phosphate-buffered salt solutions were monitored by measuring the decay of
198 ration rates and high deliquescence of these salt solutions, which are essential for stability within
199 incubated at 37 degrees C in a physiological salt solution while the solution was bubbled with four d
200 formation was examined using Hanks' balanced salt solution with and without selective inhibitors of A
201 ons of stroma-free hemoglobin and hypertonic salt solutions with colloid, searches for the optimal co
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