allantoic in English

adjective

pertaining to a sac-like extraembryonic membrane which develops in certain animals (Zoology)

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1. What does allantoic mean? Of or in the Allantois

2. Method for localizing allantoic fluid of avian eggs

3. Allantoic definition, of or relating to the Allantois

4. Add # ml of diluted allantoic fluid containing # or # HAU

5. Virus containing allantoic fluid diluted with PBS to contain # or # HAU per # ml

6. Place # ml of virus suspension (i.e. allantoic fluid) in the first well

7. (d) Add 0,025 ml of diluted allantoic fluid containing 4 or 8 HAU.

8. Growth on allantoic acid was restricted to six species, while no growth occurred with allantoin.

9. (d) Add 0,25 ml of diluted allantoic fluid containing four or eight HAU.

10. (b) Place 0,025 ml of virus suspension (i.e. allantoic fluid) in the first well.

11. An improved process for recovery of virus from allantoic fluid of virus-infected chick embryos.

12. If no haemagglutination is detected, this procedure must be repeated using undiluted allantoic/amniotic fluid as inoculum.

13. Virus containing allantoic fluid diluted with PBS to contain 4 or 8 HAU per 0,025 ml.

14. At a later stage, when the internal structure of the cells of the allantoic layer is destroyed, leaving the cell wall intact, the virus particles are observed also at the surface of entodermal cells facing the allantoic cavity.

15. Hemagglutination due to lysozymes may e. g. be inhibited by allantoic fluids of the egg and egg yolk.

16. If no haemagglutination is detected, the above procedure is repeated using undiluted allantoic/amniotic fluid as inoculum.

17. (b) Virus-containing allantoic fluid diluted with PBS to contain 4 or 8 HAU per 0,025 ml.

18. An inhibitor of PG synthesis was found in allantoic fluid from ewes at 100–130 days gestation.

19. If no haemagglutination is detected, this procedure must be repeated using undiluted allantoic/amniotic fluid as inoculum

20. If no haemagglutination is detected the above procedure is repeated using undiluted allantoic/amniotic fluid as inoculum.

21. Interferon was purified about 6000 fold from the allantoic fluid of embryonated chicken eggs infected with Influenza B Lee virus.

22. An ultra-histological investigation of chorio-allantoic membranes of chick embryos infected with stomatitis vesicularis virus has been carried out.

23. Pertussis toxin activity, determined by clustering of Chinese hamster ovary cells, was found in the allantoic fluid following inoculation of virulent bacteria.

24. However, when testing pigs in contact with AI viruses, when virus has had little opportunity to adapt, allantoic cavity inoculation is probably sufficient

25. The Allantois-derived umbilical component of the chorio-allantoic placenta shuttles fetal blood to and from the chorion, thereby ensuring fetal-maternal exchange

26. Methods 122 cases of ovarian cysts at ultrasound-guided puncture, took the allantoic fluid, ethanol inactivated cyst wall after normal saline washed cysts.

27. The differentiation of the placental barrier begins on the 9th day of gestation by the establishment of contact between the chorionic trophoblast and the allantoic mesoderm.

28. Infective allantoic fluid from the lowest passage level available, preferably from the initial isolation without any selection, is diluted #1 in sterile isotonic saline

29. SOD and MDA concentration in egg yolk, egg white, chick embryo allantoic liquid and chick embryo amnionic fluid have been determined in this study.

30. Hydrops Allantois in a ewe that weighed 82 kg, which included 8.2 kg for triplet lambs, and 31 kg for allantoic fluid that ran out of the uterus

31. The allantoic fluid may then be sampled, or a substance injected into the allantois, by a vertical needle (17) or probe traveling in a downward direction.

32. Eggs with dead or dying embryos as they arise, and all remaining eggs six days after inoculation should be chilled to 4 °C and the allantoic-amniotic fluids tested for haemagglutination activity.

33. Infective freshly harvested allantoic fluid (HA titre must be greater than 24 is diluted 1:10 in sterile isotonic saline (anti-bodies must not be used).

34. The presence of the ureides, Allantoin and allantoic acid, in plants was established almost 80 years ago, although another 30 years passed before their role in transport …

35. Answering this need, Israeli researchers advanced a previously used method for the development of anti-cancer treatments, the vascularised Chorio-Allantoic Membrane (CAM) of the chicken egg.

36. Hydrops Allantois condition is the ab­ normal enlargement of the allantoic sac, while hydrops amnii should be restricted to fetal dropsy and enlargement of the amnionic sac

37. In the amniote egg, the Allantois is responsible for gas exchange with the ambient air, while the allantoic sac is a receptacle for embryonic waste (Figure 3(a))

38. After inoculation into the allantoic cavity spherical and rod shaped particles, presumably belonging to the virus system of vesicular stomatitis, could be demonstrated. They appeared first in the cells and intracellular spaces of the chorion layer.

39. To isolate mammalian influenza viruses in 9- to 11-day-old embryonated fowls' eggs it is usual practice to inoculate each egg via the allantoic cavity and into the amniotic cavity.

40. The clarified supernatent fluid should be inoculated in 0,1-0,2 ml amounts into the allantoic cavity of each of a minimum of four embryonated, fowls' eggs which have been incubated for 8 to 10 days.

41. Eggs with dead or dying embryos as they arise, and all remaining eggs four days after inoculation, should be chilled to 4 °C and the allantoic-amniotic fluids tested for haemagglutination activity.

42. Eggs with dead or dying embryos as they arise, and all remaining eggs six days after inoculation should be chilled to 4o C and the allantoic-amniotic fluids tested for haemagglutination activity.

43. Eggs with dead or dying embryos as they arise, and all remaining eggs six days after inoculation must be chilled to 4 oC and the allantoic- amniotic fluids tested for haemagglutination activity.

44. Allantoin: [ ah-lan´to-in ] a crystalline substance from allantoic fluid and fetal urine, also produced synthetically; used as an astringent and keratolytic , often as a component in multi-ingredient dermatological medications.

45. The clarified supernatant fluid must be inoculated in #,# to #,# ml amounts into the allantoic cavity of each of a minimum of four embryonated fowls' eggs that have been incubated for nine to # days

46. Virus isolation in embryonated fowls' eggs The clarified supernatent fluid should be inoculated in 0,2 ml amounts into the allantoic cavity of each of a minimum of four embryonated, fowls' eggs which have been incubated for 8 to 11 days.

47. The clarified supernatant fluid must be inoculated in 0,1 to 0,2 ml amounts into the allantoic cavity of each of a minimum of four embryonated fowls' eggs that have been incubated for nine to 11 days.

48. Agglutinating virus in harvested allantoic fluid was identified by spot agglutination assay using 10% chicken red blood cells (RBCs) and the identity of the virus was determined by NDV specific antisera through standard haemagglutination inhibition (HI) assay.

49. Fresh infective allantoic fluid with a HA titre >1/16 (>24 or >log2 4 when expressed as the reciprocal) from the lowest passage level available, preferably from the initial isolation without any selection is diluted 1/10 in sterile isotonic saline.

50. The risk of cross-contamination will decrease if body fluids are collected with minimal damage to tissues, if cellular components are removed, and if fetal blood is collected without contamination from other maternal or fetal tissues including placenta, amniotic and allantoic fluids.