FluA H1N1 and FluA H3N2 as well as
FluB Yamagatal and
FluB Beiying were grown on Madin-Darby--Canine-Kidney (MDCK) cells with serum-free MEM containing 1 [micro]g/ml of trypsin, 2 mM of l glutamine, 100 U/ml of penicillin, and 0.1 mg/ml of streptomycin.
OK, some big pants are about as sexy as a supermarket Bag For Life, but they do at least allow you to tuck in that awkward below-belly button
flub.
First, virgin snails don't shoot a dart when they first mate, and other snails
flub the shot about half the time.
And despite his efforts to disappear the human, his work couldn't really be produced in his absence--other people's touch (however light) would find its way in and
flub up his aesthetic.
Lieutenant JOE CECILE of Syracuse, New York, a police spokesman, pointing out the
flub that ended Jeremy Lepianka's two-year charade as an Onondaga County sheriff's deputy.
Headline in The Register-Guard on July 31: "Bush takes blame for speech
flub."
The college's return to its premerger moniker makes for an acronym that is easier to remember and harder for the media to
flub. But some ACP-ASIM members think the college should have opted for an amalgam.
It's a tough bargain to strike but one regional leaders know they can't
flub.
issue of the Wall Street Journal's in-house newsletter, Style & Substance, ran this "
flub from the Journal": "Few celebrities want to hang out where they can easily be found by the hoi polloi." Newsletter editor Paul R.
Calum is a hit as PC Roger Tennant, nicknamed
Flub (Fat Lazy Useless B***d).