… Our results showed that the loss of potency at 32 and 37ºC (room) temperatures started after
three weeks. Thus when storage cannot be assured at cool temperatures, insulin vials may …

… The effect of temperature alone on the light emission of the bacteria was … When the effects
of temperature … -independent” potency, being less potent at a lower temperature. The results …

… that neostigmine has been found stable at temperatures of 45C over 12 months!
Phytomenadione has been tested to 35C without loss of potency and would probably be unaffected. …

… temperature from 22 C to 35 C, the alteration in potency of the compounds tested was diversified:
for E-4031 the potency … potency of astemizole at near-physiological temperature is not …

… This study assessed the effect of temperature on the potency of carbaryl using tadpoles of
Rana clamitans. Temperature, chemical concentration, and the interaction of temperature and …

It has been known for some time that the wide range of variations in tuber culin allergy and
local vaccination lesions resulting from similarly prepared and standardized batches of BCG …

… After every 15 days for a period of three months, one vial was taken from each temperature
and the potency test was performed on each sample. To minimize variations among …

… to show some parallel between relative potency as estimated in animals and clinical … effects
of analgesic drugs in the two species. In the present study it was decided that temperature …

… bag cell cAMP levels (7), and BCP effects are consistent with this (8,13,14). Recently, we
have reproduced this temperature-dependent effect on bag cell cAMP levels in an in vitro assay …

… and IEF gels to assay stability, and ELISA inhibition and immunoblots to assay potency. …
pattern change, potency reported as percent of extract kept at constant temperature control). …