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Assessing Temperature-Dependent DNA Cleavage by CRISPR-Cas9. [PDF]
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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1974
To the Editor.— The difference in potency of heparin from various tissues is the reason that dosages must be expressed in units of activity rather than in milligrams. Since by United States Pharmacopoeia standards 1 mg of heparin sodium from lung tissue is not less than 120 USP units, while 1 mg of heparin sodium from intestinal mucosa is not less ...
Edward H. Jones, R. David Anderson
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To the Editor.— The difference in potency of heparin from various tissues is the reason that dosages must be expressed in units of activity rather than in milligrams. Since by United States Pharmacopoeia standards 1 mg of heparin sodium from lung tissue is not less than 120 USP units, while 1 mg of heparin sodium from intestinal mucosa is not less ...
Edward H. Jones, R. David Anderson
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Angiology, 1989
Hemodialysis performed with prostacyclin (5 ng/kg/min) as a sub stitute for heparin was studied in 10 patients. The subjects were studied during heparin perfusion alone and during heparin perfusion together with prostacyclin. The authors inves tigated the effect of two heparin regi mens (regimen I: 2,000 U/hr and reg imen II: 500 U/hr) upon plasma ...
CAMICI, MARCELLO, EVANGELISTI L.
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Hemodialysis performed with prostacyclin (5 ng/kg/min) as a sub stitute for heparin was studied in 10 patients. The subjects were studied during heparin perfusion alone and during heparin perfusion together with prostacyclin. The authors inves tigated the effect of two heparin regi mens (regimen I: 2,000 U/hr and reg imen II: 500 U/hr) upon plasma ...
CAMICI, MARCELLO, EVANGELISTI L.
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Heparin, Heparin-Activated Enzymes and Platelets
Pathophysiology of Haemostasis and Thrombosis, 1977This review summarises evidence supporting the view that the therapeutic anticoagulant properties of heparin are related to its physiological function in the organism, especially its activation of lipoprotein lipase and lecithinase. The conflicting results obtained from studies of the effect of heparin on platelet function are discussed, together with ...
J M Ham, J C Lawrence
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