ATP bioluminescence
Rapid Antimicrobial Susceptibility Determination of Uropathogens in Clinical Urine Specimens by Use of ATP Bioluminescence
... bacterial ATP bioluminescence assay. We developed a bioluminescence assay designed to measure ex- clusively intracellular bacterial ...cell ATP so that it may be hydrolyzed by ATPase. The ...
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ATP bioluminescence assay for evaluating cleaning practices in operating theatres: applicability and limitations
... The ATP-bioluminescence assay cannot substitute the cultural methods in the assessment of environmental microbiological ...The ATP- bioluminescence method, due to its ease of execution and the ...
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Effectiveness of ATP bioluminescence assay for presumptive identification of microorganisms in hospital water sources
... collection, ATP biolumines- cence (3 M™ Clean-Trace Water™ ATP system) was used to the quantify RLU in all ...a bioluminescence reaction; luciferase is the revealing enzyme and luciferin, the ...of ...
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Using of ATP-bioluminescence assay for hygiene-monitoring in dairy plants
... of bioluminescence applied to monitor the state of hygiene in a dairy processing plant was assessed in relation to the results of contact slides ...method. ATP-bioluminescence assay was used to ...
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ATP bioluminescence values are significantly different depending upon material surface properties of the sampling location in hospitals
... The 752 surfaces within nurse [instillation preparation table (nurse station); routine worktable (nurse station); nurse wagon (mobile station in nurse area); doorknob (nurse station)] and patient areas [guardrail in ...
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Mechanisms and Applications of Bioluminescence
... bacterial bioluminescence, ATP bioluminescence assays are commonly used to detect bacterial survival following decontamination treatments and are considered a rapid, simple approach to monitoring ...
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Evaluation of bioluminescence based assays of anti malarial drug activity
... of bioluminescence in single-dose HTS of small- to medium-sized chemical libraries has been rea- dily demonstrated, providing evidence for the luciferase reporter assay as a robust and reliable platform for anti- ...
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Influence of the temperature at the Black Sea ctenophores aliens bioluminescence characteristics
... ctenophore bioluminescence registration by the laboratory complex—luminescope “Light” [12] were conducted after the adaptive period, (2 ...ctenophores bioluminescence characteristics were meas- ured at full ...
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Bacteriuria screening by direct bioluminescence assay of ATP
... As expected, there was a relatively high number of falsepositive results with the direct bioluminescence test, as well as the chemical strip and Gram smear bacteria and leukocytes method[r] ...
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Comparative Characteristic of Toxicity of Nanoparticles using the test of Bacterial Bioluminescence
... In contrast to the Cu-Zn (alloy) nanoparticles, the mixture of Cu-Zn prepared with the same proportion of elements in some doses was significantly more toxic and characterized by complete suppression of luminescence of ...
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The 2014 ATP Official Rulebook
... By signing the Player’s Consent and Agreement to the ATP Official Rulebook, you are agreeing that, for purposes of medical consent and release of records, the laws of the State of Florida shall govern. Certain ...
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ATP dependent DNA ligases
... of ATP-dependent ...with ATP- dependent ligases from poxviruses (vaccinia, variola, fowlpox, and so on), the Chlorella virus of Paramecium bursaria PBCV-1, and ...
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Corporate Governance in the ATP Group
... the ATP scheme often entail amendments or adjustments to the Danish ATP ...the ATP scheme and its framework match developments in society; accordingly, Danish lawmakers have been closely involved in ...
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Crucial role of the membrane potential for ATP synthesis by F(1)F(o) ATP synthases
... The contribution of either parameter to the proton-motive force varies widely in different organisms. In mitochondria, the ∆ψ component significantly exceeds the ∆pH component and is therefore regarded as the main ...
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Chemiluminescence and Bioluminescence Imaging for Biosensing and Therapy: In Vitro and In Vivo Perspectives
... In view of the weak tissue penetration and short timeliness of in vivo CL imaging models, some important physiological and pathological processes in living systems cannot be monitored, especially in deep tissues [11]. ...
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Theoretical Study on the ATP Hydrolysis Mechanism of HisP Protein, the ATP Binding Subunit of ABC Transporter
... of ATP catalyzed by HisP ...of ATP catalyzed by HisP ...During ATP hydrolysis, proton transfer through water molecules around the phosphate group lead to ...
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Application of Bioluminescence Imaging to the Prediction of Lethality in Vaccinia Virus-Infected Mice
... of bioluminescence was evaluated using 200 mice that were challenged with the lethal dose of WRvFire following VIGIV ...that bioluminescence in the spleen and liver on days 3 and 5, respectively, most ...
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Pyrophosphate Dependent ATP Formation from Acetyl Coenzyme A in Syntrophus aciditrophicus, a New Twist on ATP Formation
... synthesize ATP using ADP-forming, acetyl-CoA synthetases where ATP is synthesized in one step from acetyl-CoA, ADP, and phosphate (7, ...synthesizes ATP from acetyl-CoA using an AMP-forming, ...
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Intracellular ATP can regulate afferent arteriolar tone via ATP sensitive K+ channels in the rabbit
... mM ATP and in a dose-dependent fashion by glibenclamide (10(-9) M to 10(-6) M), a specific antagonist of KATP ...of ATP, and this effect was also blocked by ...intracellular ATP levels can effect AA ...
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ABC transporter ATP-binding
... Supplementary Table 1: Blast hits of genes which have been horizontal transferred. The first hit a in all the cases is Methylotetracoccus oryzae C50C1 (Mtt C50C1) (except 35) whereas the second hit is from a different ...
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