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1986
Opening Session.- Homage to Rene Lontie.- Hemerythrins.- Structure, function and oxidation levels of hemerythrin.- Structure and Function of Invertebrate Hemoglobins.- The dissociation of the extracellular hemoglobin of Lumbricus terrestris: A model of its subunit structure.- Subunit structure of earthworm erythrocruorin.- Characterization of trimeric ...
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Opening Session.- Homage to Rene Lontie.- Hemerythrins.- Structure, function and oxidation levels of hemerythrin.- Structure and Function of Invertebrate Hemoglobins.- The dissociation of the extracellular hemoglobin of Lumbricus terrestris: A model of its subunit structure.- Subunit structure of earthworm erythrocruorin.- Characterization of trimeric ...
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Oxygen Carriers and Transfusion Medicine
Artificial Cells, Blood Substitutes, and Biotechnology, 1994The US blood supply is once again expanding (14 million units a year) and annual estimated whole blood and red blood cell (RBC) transfusion now exceeds 12 million units. The observed increase in total transfusions and units transfused per surgical procedure may result from more aggressive therapies, an aging population, and improved access to health ...
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Facilitated Oxygen Diffusion by Oxygen Carriers
1981Diffusion is a slow process. Oxygen has only a very limited solubility in water. Consequently, the rate of diffusion of oxygen into respiring cells limits the size of cells and limits the rate at which they can do sustained work. In those vertebrate muscles which are dedicated to sustained activity, the red muscles and red fibers in muscles of mixed ...
Jonathan B. Wittenberg +1 more
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Current Status of Artificial Oxygen Carriers
Advanced Drug Delivery Reviews, 2000Artificial oxygen carriers may be grouped into modified hemoglobin solutions and fluorocarbon emulsions. In animal experiments, both have been shown to be efficacious in improving tissue oxygenation and as substitutes for blood transfusions. Advantages and disadvantages are being discussed in this article as well as the latest steps in the clinical ...
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Oxygen carriers ("blood substitutes").
Issues in emerging health technologies, 2002(1) A number of oxygen carriers, or "blood substitutes", are undergoing clinical trials. One product (Hemopure(R)) was recently licensed for use in South Africa. Another, (Hemolink(tm) may soon be approved for marketing in Canada. (2) Most trials of oxygen carriers have focused on their use in surgery, primarily as a way to minimize the need for ...
L A, Topfer, D, Hailey
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Invertebrate Blood Oxygen Carriers
Comprehensive Physiology, 1996Abstract The sections in this article are: The Red Blood Cell Hemoglobins Distribution and Localization Molecular Structure ...
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2017
Introduction Partial oxidation of carbonaceous fuels in the chemical looping process uses metal oxide based oxygen carriers for the transfer of oxygen from air to the fuel. As discussed in Chapter 1, in a chemical looping partial oxidation (CLPO) process, oxygen carriers provide oxygen to partially oxidize the fuel in the fuel reactor
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Introduction Partial oxidation of carbonaceous fuels in the chemical looping process uses metal oxide based oxygen carriers for the transfer of oxygen from air to the fuel. As discussed in Chapter 1, in a chemical looping partial oxidation (CLPO) process, oxygen carriers provide oxygen to partially oxidize the fuel in the fuel reactor
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Carrier-free nanomedicines for cancer treatment
Progress in Materials Science, 2022Li-Han Liu, Xian-Zheng Zhang
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Polymer dielectrics for high-temperature energy storage: Constructing carrier traps
Progress in Materials Science, 2023Zhi-Min Dang, Sheng Chen
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