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Meaning of "microliters"
Microliters in English refers to a metric unit of volume equal to one millionth of a liter. It is commonly used in scientific measurements, especially in fields like chemistry and biology to measure small amounts of liquids
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microliters
Only several microliters of the sample are required.
The values of specific immobilines is given in microliters.
Microliters of ultrapure water of the MilliQ type.
All volumes represent microliters of each solution used.
Microliters of the antiserum dilution to be tested.
Five hundred additional microliters of saline solution was added.
The drop volume is a few microliters.
Thirty microliters were injected into the column.
Measurements were performed using twenty microliters of standard or sample.
One hundred microliters of development solution was added.
This arrangement allows samples of a few microliters to be drawn.
Twenty microliters of cells is placed onto the filter.
Such injections typically have a volume of a few to tens of microliters.
Twenty microliters of sample is then added to each well.
This valve has significant dead volume of several microliters.
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Five microliters of a solution of test compound were then added.
This means that doses must be in the order of a few tens of microliters.
A minimum of fifty microliters of urine is required.
Fifty microliters of conditioned media was coated in duplicate in microtitration wells.
The internal volume of the capillary is extremely reduced to several hundred microliters.
Fifty microliters of transfection solution were added per well.
This will yield a volume ratio of microliters extract per liter of water sample.
Ten microliters of diluted probe was added and mixed.
The volume of pulsed air is a quantity varying from a few nanoliters to a few microliters.
Five hundred microliters of fresh growth medium was added.
The amount of blood obtained from each lance varies between zero and ten microliters.
Fifty microliters of supernatant was used to count the released radioactivity.
The composition can contain between about ten microliters and about one milliliter of the alum.
Fifty microliters of urine is required.
To the sixth well was added ten microliters of DMSO as a control.
One hundred microliters of solution was pipetted into each well.
The dried DNA pellet was then resuspended in ten microliters sterile distilled water.
Ten microliters of sample were injected.
In preferred embodiments about 5 microliters of blood are drawn.
Twenty microliters of sample were injected.
Ml of an aqueous solution of substrate are added to 50 microliters of diluted supernatant.
One hundred microliters of this solution was added per well.
Accordingly, volumes as low as a few microliters may be expected.
Seven microliters of each mixture was transferred to final reaction tubes.
Of course, provision may be made for it to sample several microliters.
Fifty microliters of standard or sample were admixed in the wells in triplicate.
Usual droplet volumes can be approx . one to twelve microliters.
Forty microliters of sample were injected.
The remaining medium was removed, leaving a few hundred microliters.
Ten microliters of the reaction was analyzed vía agarose gel electrophoresis.
In some embodiments, the sample size is preferably a few microliters.
One hundred microliters of transfection solution were added per well.
Furthermore, the test can be performed on only a few microliters of blood.
Three hundred microliters of media was added to the compound dilutions.
Such flow-through cartridges often have a capacity measured in microliters.
