filtrate
| Liquid or solution that has passed through a filter. |
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Virus isolation testing was conducted by injecting pleural fluid, urine, and filtrates obtained from the ground tissues into the allantoic sac of 10-day-old embryonated chicken eggs. In the first stage of bleaching, the concentration of oxalate in the filtrates ranges from 35 to 90 mg per liter of filtrate. Particulate-free filtrates (PFF) were made by filtering (0. |
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