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A Colorimetric Method for the Measurement of Platelet Adhesion in Microtiter Plates

Analytical Biochemistry, 1994
A procedure for the determination of the adhesion of human platelets to protein-coated culture microwells was developed. The number of platelets was quantitated by measuring the activity of acid phosphatase, a platelet enzyme whose activity is stable independently of platelet stimulation and is not released. Isolated and washed platelets were incubated
BELLAVITE, Paolo   +6 more
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Biofilm Formation in the 96-Well Microtiter Plate

2014
The microtiter plate (also called 96-well plate) assay for studying biofilm formation is a method which allows for the observation of bacterial adherence to an abiotic surface. In this assay, bacteria are incubated in vinyl "U"-bottom or other types of 96-well microtiter plates.
Barbara M, Coffey, Gregory G, Anderson
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Biofilm Formation Studies in Microtiter Plate Format

2012
Although Candida biofilms have been clearly identified as playing an increasingly important role in human disease, their biology and the reason for their poor susceptibility to antifungal agents remain largely unknown. Over recent years, various models have been developed in order to better characterize Candida biofilms.
Marta, Riera   +4 more
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Conditions for Optimal Candida Biofilm Development in Microtiter Plates

2009
Development of Candida spp. biofilms on medical devices such as catheters and voice prosthesis has been recognized as an increasing clinical problem. Simple device removal is often impossible, while in addition, resulting candidal infections are difficult to resolve due to their increased resistance to many antifungal agents.
Krom, Bastiaan P.   +5 more
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Transformation of Filamentous Fungi in Microtiter Plate

2012
The polyethylene glycol (PEG) protoplast method for transformation of filamentous fungi is developed for use in microtiter plates, enabling one to perform a multitude of transformations in parallel.
Bianca Gielesen, Marco van den Berg
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Gm Typing with Microtiter Plates

Vox Sanguinis, 1967
Halina Borel, Sylvia Pryce, F. H. Allen
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Radioimmunoassay in microtiter plates

Journal of Immunological Methods, 1987
Tom Hirschberg, Henry Hirschberg
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A microtiter plate reader assay for factor VIII

Thrombosis Research, 1992
P, Chang, D L, Aronson
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ELECTRONIC MICROTITER PLATE

2023
MEIER MARVIN   +2 more
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