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dilution
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dilution [də′lü·shən]
(chemistry)
Increasing the proportion of solvent to solute in any solution and thereby decreasing the concentration of the solute per unit volume.
(metallurgy)
The use of a welding filler metal deposit with a base metal or a previously deposited weld material having a lower alloy content.
(optics)
Reducing the intensity of a color by adding white.


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marinus Assay Sensitivity and Specificity The sensitivity of the quantitative PCR assay was assessed using a serial dilution of P.
automated pipetting in key fundamental applications such as plate replication, serial dilution and reagent additions, while also being able to address more challenging applications like MALDI spotting, nucleic acid extraction, ELISA and solid phase extraction," said Rick Luedke, product manager for Liquid Handling Systems at Hamilton.
Sensitivity of this assay was determined by using a previously described serial dilution of lymphogranuloma venereum (LGV) strain L2 and was assessed at 0.
 
 
 
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