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perfusate

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perfusate /per·fu·sate/ (per-fu´zāt) a liquid that has been subjected to perfusion.
perfusate [per-fu´zāt]
a liquid that has been subjected to perfusion.

perfusate
a liquid that has been subjected to perfusion.


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72) Evidence indicates that GSE supplementation improves cardiac functional assessment including postishemic left ventricular function, reduces myocardial infarct size, reduces ventricular fibrillation and tachycardia, decreases the amount of reactive oxygen species (ROS), reduces malondialdehyde formation in the heart perfusate, and reduces foam cells.
The concentrations of crocin in the perfusate were reduced through different intestinal segments, and the quantities of drug lost were greater throughout the colon.
After collection of BAL fluid, we perfused lungs with 10% formaldehyde-phosphate-buffered saline (PBS) solution via the canulated trachea and stored the perfusate overnight at room temperature.
 
 
 
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