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cell button celpellet Explanation: In het laboratorium wordt neergeslagen materiaal in bijv. een reageerbuisje een pellet genoemd. Dat past ook goed in deze context. Example sentence(s):
Reference: http://cytovet.ru/download/cytorich_red_pi.pdf https://www.skml.nl/uploads/7e/38/7e3890e983d3886843389cf9b33c34d8/Consensusprotocol-voor-onderzoek-op-BAL-materiaal.pdf |
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Reference Reference information: As a consequence, the indicator red cells adhere over the surface of the microtitration well. In contrast, in the absence of viral antigen- antibody interactions (i.e., a negative test) the indicator red cells are not impeded during their migration, and pellet to the bottom of the well as a packed, well-defined cell button. A reactive test is a homogenous layer of cells; a nonreactive test would result in a compact dense button surrounded by a clear zone. A test result is considered negative when there is an absence of antigen-antibody bridges allowing the indicator red cells to pellet to the bottom of the well as a packed, well-defined cell button. https://patents.google.com/patent/WO2009035706A1 For cell grouping, known antiserum and patient's red cells are mixed in a test tube, incubated at room temperature for 5 minutes, and then centrifuged. In serum or reverse grouping, serum from the patient and reagent red cells of known group (available commercially or prepared in the laboratory) are used. Following centrifugation, a red cell button (sediment) will be seen at the bottom of the tube. Cell button is resuspended by gently tapping the base of the tube. https://archive.org/stream/EssentialsOfHaematology/Essential... |
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