For example, serial dilutions across the rows is described, but some laboratories use an alternate orientation and perform dilutions down the columns instead.
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Better still, the nonsense about doing serial dilutions and " succussing " would convince both the doctor and the patient that the treatment should work.
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In general, quantification by qPCR relies on serial dilutions of standards of known concentration being analyzed in parallel with the unknown samples for calibration and reference.
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In scientific and serial dilutions, the given ratio ( or factor ) often means the ratio to the final volume, not to just the solvent.
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Similarly, the starting dilution, serial dilution factor, incubation times, and choice of U or V-bottom plate can depend on the specific laboratory.
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Other options include the use of heterophile blocking reagents, steps to remove immunoglobulins, serial dilutions and using non-mammalian capture and / or detection antibodies.
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Furthermore, printing each sample, on the chip in serial dilution ( colorimetric ) provides an internal control to ensure analysis is performed only in the linear dynamic range of the assay.
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In homeopathy, serial dilutions ( called potentisation ) are often taken so far that by the time the last dilution is completed, no molecules of the original substance are likely to remain.
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In quantitative ELISA, the optical density ( OD ) of the sample is compared to a standard curve, which is typically a serial dilution of a known-concentration solution of the target molecule.
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Alternatively, K d can be calculated from a gel mobility shift assay in which the same purified protein is incubated with serial dilutions of gel-purified, 32P-end-labelled target oligonucleotide.
