Meanings of biochemical technique in anglès

Therefore, this test might be valuable as a non-invasive biochemical technique in combination with other established markers for the identification of masses in the breast.

Using morphological and biochemical techniques, we examined the interaction of C. parvum with cultured human cholangiocytes.

Induction of cell death, proliferation, and migration were investigated using morphology, molecular biology, and biochemical techniques.

However, it is almost impossible to monitor Src activity in an in vivo setting with current biochemical techniques.

Purpose: The aim of our study was the characterization of anti-cytoplasmic antibodies by home-made morphological and biochemical techniques.

Using several single-molecule fluorescence measurements combined with structural and biochemical techniques, we observed distinct changes to translational dynamics for each aminoglycoside.

Employing biochemical techniques combined with HPLC analysis, the conversion of pregnenolone to progesterone was found in brain slices of mature males.

Employing biochemical techniques combined with HPLC and TLC analyses, we also demonstrated the conversion of testosterone to estradiol in the abdominal grand.

These results were verified using conventional biochemical techniques, which revealed a comparable 60% decrease in Rubisco and total soluble protein.

Biochemical techniques focused on changes in the proteome in benign and malignant conditions have been applied to the study of lung cancer.

We further characterized the tau and alpha-synuclein pathology in the amygdala of a large series of 30 Chamorros using immunohistochemical and biochemical techniques.

These results show how ALCL cases that express ALK proteins other than NPM-ALK can be detected by sensitive biochemical techniques using routine cryostat sections.

The mechanisms by which these effects occur are now being elucidated through a combined approach that employs biophysical, pharmacological, cell biological and biochemical techniques.

This integrative chronic study investigated cardiopulmonary pathophysiological alterations and mechanisms with functional, morphological and biochemical techniques in a 6-month-long cigarette smoke exposure mouse model.

Using immunofluorescence confocal microscopy and complementary biochemical techniques, we compared wild-type CASPR2 to 12 point mutations identified in individuals with autism.