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Vitamin B12 deficiency in anemic children before versus after age 2 years: a form of hidden hunger in India. [PDF]
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Hematin Anhydride (Β-Hematin): An Analogue to Malaria Pigment Hemozoin Possesses Nonlinearity
Spectrochimica Acta Part A: Molecular and Biomolecular Spectroscopy, 2023Hematin anhydride (β-hematin), the synthetic analogue of the malaria pigment, "hemozoin", is a heme dimer produced by reciprocal covalent bonds among carboxylic acid groups on the protoporphyrin-IX ring and the iron atom present in the two adjacent heme molecules. Hemozoin is a disposal product formed from the digestion of hemoglobin present in the red
Priyadarshi Sahoo +4 more
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Journal of Urology, 1991
We report 2 cases of nephrolithiasis owing to hematin stones. One patient had no apparent explanation for this finding, while the other was receiving warfarin anticoagulation for a prosthetic aortic valve. The chemical nature, etiology and clinical features of hematin calculi are discussed.
J I, Miller, R B, McBeath, G W, Drach
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We report 2 cases of nephrolithiasis owing to hematin stones. One patient had no apparent explanation for this finding, while the other was receiving warfarin anticoagulation for a prosthetic aortic valve. The chemical nature, etiology and clinical features of hematin calculi are discussed.
J I, Miller, R B, McBeath, G W, Drach
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Hematin therapy in porphyric attacks
Klinische Wochenschrift, 1980We report our experience with hematin in the treatment of 57 patients in porphyric attacks. The ratio of acute intermittent porphyria: variegate porphyria: hereditary coproporphyria was 43:11:3. More than 90% of the patients showed not only a decline in their porphyrin precursors, but also a favor able clinical response.
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Archives of Internal Medicine, 1978
Among the numerous throw-aways that the mailman delivers to my door are advertisements from pharmaceutical companies concerning drugs and related products. I recently received a set of complimentary starter prescriptions for a certain drug for the treatment of "iron deficiency anemia and megaloblastic anemia." The drug is composed of ferrous fumarate,
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Among the numerous throw-aways that the mailman delivers to my door are advertisements from pharmaceutical companies concerning drugs and related products. I recently received a set of complimentary starter prescriptions for a certain drug for the treatment of "iron deficiency anemia and megaloblastic anemia." The drug is composed of ferrous fumarate,
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Archives of Internal Medicine, 1979
To the Editor.— Regarding the article by Fred Rosner, in the July issue of theArchives(138:1129, 1978) on shotgun hematinic therapy, I certainly concur, at least in spirit, with the idea that shotgun hematinic therapy is to be eschewed. It is unfortunate, however, that the author compromised his legitimacy by rambling and making statements that, to my
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To the Editor.— Regarding the article by Fred Rosner, in the July issue of theArchives(138:1129, 1978) on shotgun hematinic therapy, I certainly concur, at least in spirit, with the idea that shotgun hematinic therapy is to be eschewed. It is unfortunate, however, that the author compromised his legitimacy by rambling and making statements that, to my
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PEROXIDASE, HEMATIN, AND PEGYLATED-HEMATIN CATALYZED VINYL POLYMERIZATIONS IN WATER
Journal of Macromolecular Science, Part A, 2001Horseradish peroxidase-, hematin- and pegylated-hematin mediated polymerization of sodium styrene sulfonate and sodium acrylate in water is reported. Molecular weight and yields were influenced by the concentrations of hydrogen peroxide and initiator, 2,4-pentanedione.
Amarjit Singh +7 more
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Toxicology Letters, 1978
The toxicity of intravenously administered hematin (3.4 and 6 mg100 g) was investigated in rats, where an LD50 of 4.32 mg100 g was computed, with 95% confidence limits of 5.40 and 3.46 mg100 g. At toxic levels (4 mg100 g) the rats showed a drop of blood pressure, hemorrhages and renal failure, whereas lower doses were well tolerated.
D.L. Lips, C.A. Pierach, P.S. Edwards
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The toxicity of intravenously administered hematin (3.4 and 6 mg100 g) was investigated in rats, where an LD50 of 4.32 mg100 g was computed, with 95% confidence limits of 5.40 and 3.46 mg100 g. At toxic levels (4 mg100 g) the rats showed a drop of blood pressure, hemorrhages and renal failure, whereas lower doses were well tolerated.
D.L. Lips, C.A. Pierach, P.S. Edwards
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