Sentences with phrase «for microscopic samples»

Lars Berglund, a professor at Wallenberg Wood Science Center at KTH, says that while optically transparent wood has been developed for microscopic samples in the study of wood anatomy, the KTH project introduces a way to use the material on a large scale.

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This state of affairs is fine for the lab but impractical for industrial applications — say, for rapidly scanning product samples to look for embedded microscopic watermarks.

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In search of microscopic life, molecular ecologist Kay Bidle of Rutgers University looked for microbial DNA in the soil and ice core samples Marchant gathered for him during one of his expeditions.

The group conducted microscopic analysis of the samples for further insights.

Current specialized tests that depend on microscopic or fluorescent analysis of stool samples or polymerase chain reactions (PCR) that amplify pathogen DNA are considered impractical for deployment in developing countries because of the need for expensive equipment and / or the electricity to operate it.

Jun - Yuan Chen of the Nanjing Institute of Geology and Paleontology and his colleagues collected and studied samples of Vernanimalcula guizhouena, a microscopic animal that probably moved along the seafloor sucking in bacteria for food.

McKay suggested that the Viking Mars lander may have inadvertently oxidized any evidence of life it its samples of Martian soil, proposed an expedition to gather samples of water from the Saturn moon Enceladus, and offered a child - friendly analogy for how alien life might differ from life on Earth: «I could build a table out of Lincoln logs and you could build a table out of Legos: At the macroscopic scale they'd be the same — they'd both be tables; at the microscopic scale they'd be the same — they'd both be built from carbon atoms.

Pohlker, Andreae, and their colleagues ran the numbers and found that the amount of potassium particles released from microscopic fungi in the lab was indeed enough to account for the concentration of potassium they observed in their samples.

Malamud's microfluidic machine uses four microscopic channels to simultaneously scan a sample: The first looks for human antibodies to the infectious agent, the second for an antigen on the surface of the pathogen, and the third and fourth amplify viral RNA or bacterial DNA.

Called the Ambrose Monell Collection for Molecular and Microbial Research, the lab is home to thousands of frozen microscopic genetic samples.

An artificial neural network is used to transform low - resolution microscopic images of samples into high - resolution images, revealing more details of the sample, which could be crucial for pathology and medical diagnostics.

Then, using a combination of microscopic and genomic techniques, they analyzed those samples for the abundance and nature of both microbes and the viruses that infect them.

The UltraXRM - L200 is the only lab based ultra-high resolution CT scanner for 3D visualization of microscopic sample volumes.

In these labs are scientists who will take care of storing samples in freezers and who will use them for any sort of analyses — like microscopic imaging or DNA extraction.

Louis's Robert Ricklefs first studied this relationship in the early 1990s, using data from microscopic examination of avian blood samples for the presence of parasites, primarily those that cause malaria.

When investigating the presence of yeast in a stool sample, disparity may exist for example between the culturing of yeast and any actual microscopic examination.

Needle aspirates for cytology (microscopic examination of cell samples) is not diagnostic for these tumors.

The best way to determine if a pet has a gastrointestinal parasite is to submit a fecal sample for microscopic analysis.

You should bring a fresh stool sample (deposited in the last 12 hours) with you to the appointment so that the vet can check for microscopic parasite eggs.

Cytology, the microscopic examination of cell samples, is not diagnostic for these tumors.

Therefore, stool samples should be taken to the veterinarian for microscopic examination for the worm eggs if worms are suspected.

In some cases, taking a tissue sample (biopsy) from the neoplasm for microscopic examination may also be necessary.

Cytology, the microscopic examination of small samples of cells, is not diagnostic for these tumors.

The choice of medication your veterinarian will prescribe depends upon the findings of an examination and any necessary ancillary tests, such as a fecal examination for intestinal parasites or microscopic examination of a skin sample or an ear swab for ear mites.

Learning includes all facets of veterinary medicine from Laser surgery for the Docs, to microscopic sample examination for the Techs, to management and customer care for the Receptionists!

Urine and stool samples will be taken at this time for microscopic examination.

These tissue samples, called «pinch biopsies» are then submitted to the veterinary pathologist for microscopic evaluation.

Cytology (the microscopic examination of cell samples) is not useful for these conditions, so histopathology (the microscopic examination of specially prepared and stained tissue sections) is used.

A definitive diagnosis of dwarfism can be made by taking bone biopsies and submitting the samples to a laboratory for microscopic evaluation by a veterinary pathologist.

In addition, the veterinarian will need to get urine and stool samples for microscopic examination.

The tissue samples are submitted for microscopic examination using a diagnostic technique called histopathology.

After removal, the tissue samples are submitted for microscopic examination by histopathology.

Cytology, the microscopic examination of cell samples, is not reliable for tumors of the spleen.

Those samples will be submitted to a diagnostic pathology laboratory for microscopic assessment through a process called histopathology.

Needle aspiration for microscopic examination of the cell sample (cytology) is not diagnostic.

Your veterinarian may wish to obtain a stool sample for microscopic examination.

If the cat is unwilling to allow this instrument near its sensitive ears, the veterinarian will use a cotton swab to gently collect a sample of ear debris for conclusive microscopic examination.

Your veterinary professional will do a physical examination and will likely order blood testing for lab evaluation as well as skin scraping samples for microscopic review.

Perform confirmatory semen testing (p30 ELISA and microscopic slide searches for spermatozoa) on casework samples.