Examples of 'replated' in a sentence

Meaning of "replated"

Replated is a past tense verb which means to repeat a plating process, often used in manufacturing or jewelry making
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  • simple past tense and past participle of replate

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replated
Positive plaques were replated and rescreened twice.
Blue plaques were selected and replated.
The aHNSC were replated in aHNSC culture media.
Standard code for replated.
The cells were replated in flasks or wells depending on the total cells available.
Dispersed cells from each colony were replated without dilution.
The bacteria are replated on agar dishes and the colony hybridisation screen is repeated twice.
Spores from the transformants were replated to obtain pure cultures.
Positive plaques are picked from the cell monolayer and their progeny are replated.
The single cells may be then be replated at any desired density.
Your TREEM jewelry can be updated and replated.
Those pools with dorsalizing activity were replated and screened as described above.
The cells were replated twice weekly using EDT A without trypsin to disrupt the monolayer.
All chrome was replated.
The cells are then counted and replated at the desired density to reinitiate proliferation.

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Only one positive colony was identified and replated until purified.
They could be removed and replated to grow, apparently indefinitely, under these conditions.
COS cells were transfected with the indicated cDNA and replated as described above.
The phage may then be replated and rescreened to obtain single, well isolated positive plaques.
The six picked plaques were diluted as before and replated for a third round of screening.
It maintains its color well, so platinum does not have to be replated.
Positive plaques were isolated, replated and screened again.
We replated the chrome, put on mags.
I poured them over the meat when I had replated it.
Transfected cells were replated and incubated for 22h.
For permanent protection, have silver replated.
After 3 days, growing colonies were picked and replated on the same selective drop out plates.
Two plaque lifts were prepared, as previously described, from each of the replated clones.
Cells from 2 day transductions were also replated into myeloid methylcellulose.
Cells were replated in fresh cytokine-supplemented media on days 2 and 4.
Several positively hybridizing clones were identified, replated and rescreened.
Subsequently, cells were replated in methylcellulose and colonies were quantified after 14 days.
In addition, these hepatocytes could be trypsinized and replated according to standard methods.
Candidate plaques were replated at limiting dilution and rescreened until homogeneous ( ∼ 3 cycles ).
The following day, the original and the replated cells were examined.
The recombination resulted in several " lacZ - positive " plaques, that were isolated and replated.
This uncured photoresist may be washed from the replated sheet 20 using a solvent.
The T cells were then replated in 24-well plates under identical restimulation conditions.
Lipofectin ™ was removed and cells were trypsinised and replated in tissue culture flasks.
Cells were replated at a lower density and assayed with identical conditions on 3/27.
The culture media was replaced every third day, and the cells were replated on day 7.
At day one, COS cells were replated into six-well culture plates.
Only worn-out spots can be replated.
Working stocks of the libraries were replated using a 96-prong replicator every 3 months.
Positive plaques, designated vT224, were picked from the cell monolayer and their progeny were replated.
Weekly, organoids were mechanically dissociated and replated at ⅕ of the pre-plating density.
The AM-1 CHO cells reached confluence 72 hours after transfection, and were similarly replated.
Five days later cultures were split and replated at 1:4 ratio for each condition.
After 3-5 days these aggregates were harvested and replated in fresh medium.
For transfections, the cells were replated into 90 mm Petri dishes.

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