Sentences with phrase «biochemical tests»

It is also commonly measured in biochemical testing and is supplemented if it is low.

Liver functions were assessed using a panel of biochemical tests indicating liver inflammation (aspartate amino transferase and alanine amino transferase), cholestasis or biliary obstruction (total bilirubin and alkaline phosphatase) and synthetic function (albumin).

Using biochemical tests on mouse nerve cells, Harraz and the team worked out the steps of the molecular chain reaction responsible for ketamine's NMDA - blocking antidepressant effects.

This software or laboratory known as VirtualUnknown Microbiology enables learners to perform biochemical tests while identifying bacteria.

The traditional method relies on biochemical tests to read absorbance values and can be quite time consuming and expensive.

The research also revealed a specific biochemical test that pathologists could use to guide such treatments.

Since these charts aren't yet based on official categorisations, however, it's important to use one that's been produced by a reliable source, and which is regularly updated based on the most recent biochemical testing of foods.

Christopher Kelly, your host, is co-founder of Nourish Balance Thrive, an online clinic using advanced biochemical testing to optimize performance in athletes.

Has no evidence of tissue thyrotoxicosis due to the high T3 level, according to the results of serial ECGs, serum and urine biochemical tests, and bone densitometry.

Routine blood biochemical tests do not indicate whether fibrosis is likely to progress rapidly.

Diagnosis of canine distemper requires biochemical tests and urine analysis.

Multiple biochemical tests were used to identify the organism (Haghkhah et al., 2004).

Several biochemical tests such as «TLI», «PLI» & amylase enzyme level test etc. are helpful in reaching a diagnosis.

• Communicated test results with the lead technologist, and performed different biochemical tests and plate readings.

After 1 to 2 hours, each participant was then subject to a series of biochemical tests, as well as the facial emotion recognition test to measure response to a series of basic emotions, such as fear, anger, disgust, sadness, and happiness.

In a bid to understand SAMHD1 better and perhaps learn to block it, Stivers» team used biochemical tests to learn what is needed to turn it on and keep it functioning.

In biochemical tests, they learned that distant metastatic tumors consumed excessive amounts of glucose when compared to local metastases.

The researchers then used a battery of behavioral and biochemical tests to study the mice after weaning.

Biochemical tests of the adult animals showed that THC - doused brains had the same number of receptors that responded to THC as unexposed rat brains, but more receptors for heroin and more of a compound associated with reward behavior in their neurons, the team reports online 5 July in Neuropsychopharmacology.

As part of ENCODE, 32 institutions did computer analyses, biochemical tests, and sequencing studies on 147 cell types — six fairly extensively — to find out what each of the genome's 3 billion bases does.

A key advantage of this «target - based» screening is that it uses biochemical tests that can be done relatively simply in a test - tube — or rather, in a large array of tiny test tubes via automated, rapid screening systems that sort through hundreds of thousands of different compounds.

They also performed another biochemical test and showed that the structure of the major intermediate was the nickel stuck to coenzyme M, the expected result if the reactions took the methyl radical path.

To the researchers» surprise, a biochemical test suggested that the mutant P - gp has a slightly different three - dimensional shape.

Using biochemical tests and scans to detect pathologic protein accumulation, they separate the diagnosis from symptoms.

These procedures include molecular biology, biochemical tests, and serological techniques.

The two most common types are biochemical tests and urine analysis.

Biochemical tests will reveal if your dog has a reduced number of lymphocytes, and urine analysis will detect viral antigens.

Diagnosis will require laboratory and biochemical tests.

A combination of Biochemical tests and Urine tests are done to diagnose this disease.

If required, biochemical tests and urine analysis will reveal any elevated liver enzymes, lymphopenia (low lymphocyte levels) or electrolyte imbalances.

Canine Parvovirus is diagnosed with a physical examination, biochemical tests, urine analysis, and X-rays and ultrasounds of the abdomen.

The Veterinary Clinical Pathology Laboratory offers hematology, coagulation, and biochemical testing, urinalysis, and body fluid analysis for a variety of species, including dogs, cats, horses, cows, pigs, poultry, camelids, rodents, non-human primates, reptiles, and fish.