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microsyringe

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microsyringe /mi·cro·syr·inge/ (-sĭ-rinj´) a syringe fitted with a screw-thread micrometer for accurate measurement of minute quantities.
mi·cro·sy·ringe (mkr-s-rnj, -sîrnj)
n.
A hypodermic syringe having a micrometer screw attached to the piston, thus allowing accurately measured minute quantities of fluid to be injected.

microsyringe [mi″kro-sĭ-rinj´]
a syringe fitted with a screw-threaded micrometer for accurate measurement of minute quantities.

microsyringe
a syringe fitted with a screw-threaded micrometer for accurate measurement of minute quantities.


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While targeted drug delivery systems release their drug from the moment they enter the body, the microsyringes release material continuously only from the tiny hole in their surface and not from the other 95 percent of the sphere's surface.
The solution in the semi-cell (B) was sampled with a microsyringe (1 [mu]I) and sealed in tight-proof vials with teflonated closure.
CRF (1 [micro]g/rat) or physiological saline was injected intracisternally (10 [micro]1/rat) by puncture of the occipital membrane with a microsyringe (Angle model 53310; Pusheng Company, China).
 
 
 
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