Ascites

... murine leukemia virus (which often makes a defective sarcoma virus as well) and collection of the initial tumors sometimes involved harvesting ascites fluids. It could be as simple as Ralph and William’s cell line 264.7-or almost anything else. I can’t think of any reasonable biological reason ...

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... system can lead to portal hypertension. Portal hypertension is most often associated with cirrhosis. Patients usually present with splenomegaly, ascites, GI bleeding and/or portal systemic encephalopathy. The consequences of portal hypertension are due to portal systemic anastomosis formed by ...

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... primary antibody do we need to use an unconjugated secondary? Also, as far as dilutions go for the antibody, the information sheet says 1:500 for ascites, 1:1000 for purified Ig, and 1:500-1:1000 for polysera. My antibody is monoclonal unconjugated so which one do I follow? What does ascites mean? ...

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