Sentences with phrase «picograms of»

Typically, rodents, like nearly all mammals, have 6 to 7 picograms of DNA per cell.

The rodents were then scanned with the Rice lab's custom - built optical device to detect the faint emission signatures of as little as 100 picograms of nanotubes.

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• Women who had sudden cardiac arrest had estradiol levels of 54 picograms per milliliter, compared to 36 picograms per milliliter for the control group.

• Men who had sudden cardiac arrest had estradiol levels of 68 picograms per milliliter, compared to 52 picograms per milliliter for men who did not have sudden cardiac arrest.

Levels of the hormone melatonin, which helps make people feel sleepy, averaged 4 picograms per millilitre of blood in the full - moon sleepers, compared with 8.2 picograms per millilitre in those who slept when the moon was new.

For example, for many proteins with a ubiquitin «tail,» or unfolded portion, the healthy controls had average levels of 200 picograms per millileter, while the people with Alzheimer's disease had average levels of about 375 picograms per millileter.

IGF - 1 and FGF - 2 were secreted into hNPCctx conditioned medium at a rate of 280 ± 90 and 12.0 ± 3.0 picograms / 106 cells / day, respectively (Figure 1B).

The total amount of dimers and trimers packed in the sample was about 11 picograms.

The plated cells were then dissociated and counted using a hemocytometer in order to express results as picograms or nanograms of growth factor produced per day per million cells.

The «optimal cutoff» the Emory authors use in some of their statistical analyses is 5.2 picograms per milliliter.