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We randomly collected 60 samples from the routine hemostasis laboratory, which included 20 normal, 10 partially lysed and icteric, and 30 abnormal (with or without anticoagulant) samples [Table 1].

We assessed the sensitivity of this probe by measuring the response of the probe to increasing cAMP concentrations using a lysed cell preparation.

Elastic fibers are progressively lysed during maturation and aging and in an accelerated fashion in several aging diseases such as diabetes, arteriosclerosis, emphysema and several skin diseases.

Anterior vitreous opacities can be lysed under direct vision.

Gangestad reached the layer of fascia, she discovered that the patient's abdominal tissues were adhered to one another, making it impossible to identify the "tissue planes." The patient's abdomen was filled with scar tissue or "adhesions" that had to be cut away or "lysed" to clear an adequate passageway for delivery.

The sample preparation technology covered by the patents provides several key advantages for extracting nucleic acid from a sample, including (1) concentration of the cells in the sample to be lysed on a solid phase material, such as a filter; and (2) highly effective ultrasonic lysis of the concentrated cells.

Then cells were lysed in 2 mL HBSS, the lysate was clarified, and a portion of it was used for the first passage.

After the incubation with asbestos fibers or Cd[Cl.sub.2], cells were washed with PBS and lysed with sodium dodecyl sulfate (SDS)--polyacrylamide gel Laemmli sample buffer.