Sentences with phrase «human samples»

The coincidence allowed the doctor to obtain a rare human sample from the area of the shoulder operation.

The newly discovered vessels, which were also identified in human samples, could explain the long - standing conundrum of how the immune system manages to contribute to neurological and psychiatric disease.

The ideal candidate for the position needs to be a highly skilled, well qualified person with a very responsible attitude towards work, since the position deals with human samples.

The Institute's Use of Human Material policy and the Human Tissue Act (2004) will also apply to the collection and use of human samples for the generation of iPSC or hESC.

«The idea will be to obtain oocytes and discarded embryos from IVF treatments in order to test this technology using human samples.»

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Conversant Biologics, Huntsville • AL 2010 — 2011 Biospecimen Laboratory Associate Performed unique sample identification while receiving and documenting samples into inventory and relieving fulfillment requirements and quality control procedures to protect sample integrity for human samples of blood, bone marrow and tumor tissue.

The nanobots could also prove useful for blood or other human samples.

He notes that the Greenland sample contains tens of thousands of times more DNA than typically found inNeandertal and early modern human samples from warmer environments.

Its value is distant from the means of most recent humans samples (non-Australian means 98 — 102 mm; z - 1.00 to -1.66, p0.15 - 0.05), being significantly different to the Australian mean (105 ± 6 mm; z - 2.16, p0.01).

The validation of these differentially methylated promoters in a distinct human sample, and of a different sex, is consistent with the hypothesis that chronic physical aggression is associated with differential methylation in these promoters.

In order to determine whether the methylation differences associated with CPA in men are seen in a different human sample, we used preliminary data from an ongoing study in the laboratory in women selected from the same longitudinal study as the one used here for the aggressive men study.

Testing human samples, the team documented higher expression of RORα in skin Tregs compared with those in blood, similar to mice.

In the Nature Methods study, researchers showed that they were able to identify twice as many peptides in human samples when compared to traditional methods.

We have now shown that this is possible to perform such measurements in real human samples, opening up the potential for meaningful early diagnosis.»

He and Firpo have banked human samples of IPMN for many years and shared some with Hebrok for his research.

The analysis of human samples helped them to develop a mouse model of the disease by introducing an allergen and a bacterial product to induce an immune profile and airway hyper - reactivity that were poorly controlled by corticosteroids, comparable to human severe asthma patients.

«In general, this virus seems to affect young children the most,» says Gern, whose lab performs high - throughput viral diagnostics, processing thousands of human samples annually.

Filling all of that capacity is (and remains) a major challenge, because human samples are precious.

Research Focus: Currently, I am involved in multiple projects performing highly complex genomics assays in human samples which consist of micro-scaled sample processing, preparation of sequencing libraries, the performance of sequencing runs, and the posterior analysis of the obtained sequencing data.

After an hour of discussion, we tentatively agreed on a dataset — Illumina PE runs on the first human samples that we've already sequenced in - house for the 1000 Genomes Project.

Results obtained with human samples will be substantiated with experiments in mouse models, including models based on genetically modified mice.

The Barcode database provides gene expression information about thousands of mouse and human samples from different normal and cancerous cells / tissues obtained pre - or postnatally.

The researchers have already started running experiments on human samples and initial results are promising: «We were able to detect similar changes and exactly the same degradation products in human muscle tissue as we had in our pig study,» says Steinbacher.

Chun's group has started studying cerebrospinal fluid and other human samples, to see what LPA is doing there.

Bifrontal breadth (107 mm) is characterised by statistically significant values when compared with all recent human samples (means 96 — 100 mm; z2.20 to -3.50, p0.01 - 0.0003).

Consistent with the fact that these differences are associated with aggression, we validated four of these differentially methylated promoters in a distinct human sample and of a different sex.

While a portion of this research was conducted in mice, the actual vaccine discovery experiments were performed using human samples, thus we believe the results will effectively translate to humans.»

Possible pitfalls include the fact that virtually all the necessary blood processing equipment is made for human blood and the canine plasma quality that results is not consistent with what the same equipment produces for human samples.

Under the new guidelines, researchers wishing to use medical information without seeking patient consent will have to ensure that certain additional procedures, such as safeguarding the confidentiality of human samples and destroying identifiers that could be used to trace individuals, are followed.

The brand will have their world - class sampling and event - marketing engine in play throughout the season, including «Jerkman,» the human sampling machine, making it rain Perky Jerky on the ski hill.

Subsequently, they analyzed a hundred human samples.

Fraunhofer IBMT has been running the «German Environmental Specimen Bank (ESB)-- Human Samples» since January 2012 on behalf of Germany's Environment Agency (UBA).

After approval by the UBA, some of the human samples in the ESB archive may also be examined using the new method.

We will develop multiplexed assays that will allow us to measure multiple proteins at a time in human samples, thus increasing the speed with which we can test candidate biomarkers.

«I hope that kind of work can be done in the future, but it's very difficult to do with human samples.»

Sarvetnick now hopes to collect some human samples from patients to see whether her theory holds up there.

This case study has been designed to train participants in identifying, assessing, managing, and communicating biological risks associated with human sample...

In some cases, he says, «we've sequenced hundreds of human samples, and they're present in every one.»

If you're going to handle animals, human samples, or radiation, get institutional approval and licenses ahead of time if possible, otherwise your research will languish — no matter how state - of - the - art your new lab is.

In human samples of pancreatic cancer, the researchers have identified the same population of «pro-tumour» fibroblasts and have observed that when the SAA1 gene (the human version of Saa3) is overexpressed, the prognostic for the patients is far worse.

HDNetDB allows users to obtain, visualise and prioritise molecular interaction networks using Huntington's disease - related gene expression and other types of data obtained from human samples and other sources.

«There is some trial and error involved in refinement as you are dealing with a different virus and human sample.»

The Raes Lab estimates that around 40,000 human samples will be required just to capture a complete picture of gut flora biodiversity.

«It's going to be the intense subject of functional studies, studies in model organisms, and genetic follow - up studies in human samples,» Daly says.

Achtman says that analyses limited to human samples are lacking because they don't examine the cholera always circulating in the environment, outside human hosts.

«Our work allows us to probe the activity of heparanase in human samples — allowing early disease identification and a direct measure of the success of drugs in humans.