1. Bioassays: Background Information A bioassay involves use of a biological organism to test for chemical toxicity

2. Bioassay interval - The Bioassay interval is the maximum time that may elapse between Bioassays that will assure detection of the verification level for a given nuclide and assay method

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4. Bioassay synonyms, Bioassay pronunciation, Bioassay translation, English dictionary definition of Bioassay

5. One of the more common in vivo Bioassays that has been used to great advantage by some investigators is a brine shrimp Bioassay

6. Lecture includes definition of Bioassay, Types of Assay and Bioassay , Indications, principles, advantages of Bioassay

7. Optimizing Bioassays for Biologics conference, October 27-28, 2016, Baltimore, MD, will showcase strategies for biologics with multiple modes of action while bridging multiple perspectives on bioassay development

8. Session 1: Introduction to Potency Bioassays: This session will bring you up-to-date on the current state of the bioassay and regulatory requirements for a potency-release assay

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10. Bioassay Formats PathHunter® Bioassays are ideal for determining drug potency and stability using a simple and rapid, mix & read protocol that reflects the drug’s clinical mechanism of action

11. Bioassays Bioassays are experiments that use living things to test the toxicity of chemicals

12. GLOSSARY: Bioassay A Bioassay, also called biological standardisation, is a type of scientific experiment

13. What are synonyms for Bioassay?

14. Three-day Bioassays and Bioanalytical Methods training focused on requirements and challenges in the characterization of biotherapeutics using Bioassays and bioanalytics

15. 1 synonym for Bioassay: bio-assay

16. Bioassays Smithers, a bioanalytical CRO, offers a full suite of cell-based Bioassays to support drug discovery and method of action studies

17. Bioassays: Advanced Methods and Applications provides a thorough understanding of the applications of Bioassays in monitoring toxicity in aquatic ecosystems

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19. Bioassays: Advanced Methods and Applications provides a thorough understanding of the applications of Bioassays in monitoring toxicity in aquatic ecosystems

20. Bioassays for anticancer activities Methods Mol Biol

21. Synonyms for Bioassay in Free Thesaurus

22. Example of a Bioassay with calculations

23. Today's Bioassays are more sophisticated than the canary

24. Bioassays vary with regard to type and precision

25. Bioassays play critical roles throughout the biological product lifecycle

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28. The Axenicity should be tested before and during the bioassays

29. Performing the Bioassay should be kept to a minimum

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31. Bioassays are available to interrogate the following biological functions: Fc effector activity

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33. 2.2 TEST CHAMBER CLEANING Five or ten gallon glass aquaria are the most convenient and readily available Bioassay containers, given the usual 10 liter volume of Bioassay solution

34. Bioassays are available to interrogate the following biological functions: Fc effector activity

35. GC/MS methods of analysis and bioassays may be used for screening

36. In conclusion, Bioassays with Arthropods is an excellent desktop reference and guide for use in designing, conducting, and analyzing a wide variety of Bioassays that investigate a wide variety of chemistries and simulated environmental treatments

37. Alternatively, other Bioassays are being developed that focus on specific MOA, such as

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39. Bioassays are effective tools for testing the toxicity of particular chemicals dissolved in water

40. 10 Current bioassay methods include agar diffusion, algal and Lemna minor growth inhibition assays.

41. A Bioassay involves use of a biological organism to test for chemical toxicity

42. Reporter Bioassays and cell health assays are used to characterize and develop novel mAb-based therapeutics

43. Objective To establish a bioassay of follicle stimulating hormone ( FSH ) in serum of rhesus monkey.

44. When IL-6 binds to IL-6 Bioassay Cells, the receptor transduces intracellular signals, …

45. Inflections of 'bioassay' (v): (⇒ conjugate) bioassays v 3rd person singular Bioassaying v pres p verb, present participle: -ing verb used descriptively or to form progressive verb--for example, "a singing bird," "It is singing." bioassayed v past verb, past simple: Past tense--for example, "He saw the man."

46. Reporter Bioassays and cell health assays are used to characterize and develop novel mAb-based therapeutics

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48. Bioassay record AID 346 submitted by National Center for Advancing Translational Sciences (NCATS): HIV Nucleocapsid.

49. The combination of Bioassays, chemical analysis, and AOPs provides a powerful approach in a host of water quality applications

50. This page includes product listings and examples of how functional Bioassays are used throughout biologics drug development workflows

51. Bioassays are based upon the use of biological responses as detection system for biologically active substances

52. Our Bioassays cover a wide range of proteomic and cell biology fields. Our CytoScan ™ products offer a range of non-radioactive Bioassays for the study of chemical and cell-mediated cytotoxicity, viability, cell death or cell proliferation.

53. This page includes product listings and examples of how functional Bioassays are used throughout biologics drug development workflows

54. Bioassays are used to determine the concentration of biological activity of a substance such as antibodies and viruses.

55. In vivo Bioassays involve administering the test substance to a living organism to determine the substance's pharmacological activity

56. Bioassay performed on sterile stool filtrate is the only reliable confirmatory test for infant botulism

57. Bioassays for assessing jasmonate-dependent defenses triggered by pathogens, herbivorous insects, or beneficial rhizobacteria Methods Mol Biol

58. Bioassay development and Data analyses for such Bispecific Antibodies to show the synergy, is a complex process

59. The IL-12 Bioassay Cells have been engineered to express luc2P in response to IL-12 signaling

60. As Abovementioned, the AChE inhibitory constituents from P.fel-terrae by LC-bioassay-ESIMS were rapid identified

61. The IL-6 Bioassay Cells have been engineered to express luc2P in response to IL-6 signaling

62. An area of active research is the development of suites of Bioassays that each target different biological pathways

63. The IL-6 Bioassay is a bioluminescent cell-based assay designed to measure IL-6 stimulation or inhibition

64. Bioassay of digitalis in cats - Here the cat is anaesthetized with chloralose and its blood pressure is recorded

65. When IL-12 binds to IL-12 Bioassay Cells, the receptor transduces intracellular signals resulting in luminescence.

66. Bioassays are an operationally challenging class of test methods due to their reliance on a biological substrate (e.g

67. Bioassays have been developed—since long before the availability of computers—to detect water, air, and soil toxicity

68. • Developing laboratory fish bioassays to predict effects of chemicals and effluents in wild fish Ongoing Studies/Current Activities

69. A single mouse bioassay involving acetone extraction may be used to detect okadaic acid, dinophysistoxins, pectenotoxins and yessotoxins.

70. Bioassays are analytical methods for measuring the concentration or potency of a substance through its effects on a living system

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72. Researchers in our department are working towards the development and validation of Bioassays to identify specific chemical compounds that can produce human

73. It was a 1-mo bioassay using queenless micro-colonies of three callow workers (Bombus terrestris L.; Apidae: Bombinae)

74. A single mouse bioassay involving acetone extraction may be used to detect okadaic acid, dinophysistoxins, pectenotoxins and yessotoxins

75. Cell-free culture filtrates of Agrobacterium rhizogenes significantly increased adventitious root initiation in a mung bean hypocotyl bioassay.

76. Bioassays are performed on persons who use unsealed quantities of radioactive materials to determine whether any activity has entered the body

77. The ASTM (formerly known as the American Society for the Testing of Materials) has catalogued over 70 different Bioassays

78. Results: Bioassay- and LC-MS-guided fractionation of the ethyl acetate extract was from traditional Chinese medicine P.fel-terrae

79. Compel™ are highly uniform superparamagnetic microspheres ideal for applications that demand uniform particle response, such as miniaturized bioassays and separations

80. The IL-12 Bioassay is a bioluminescent cell-based assay designed to measure IL-12 stimulation or inhibition