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Human Seminal Plasma Antibody‐Binding Proteins

American Journal of Reproductive Immunology, 2003
Problem: The physiological role of antibody‐binding proteins in human seminal plasma and the potential role of these proteins in infertility is relatively unknown.Method of study: Literature on antibody‐binding proteins.Results: Human seminal plasma has a diverse effect on immune function of the reproductive tracts.
W W C, Chiu, L W, Chamley
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Norethynodrel binding to human plasma proteins

Journal of Steroid Biochemistry, 1975
The binding of norethynodrel to human plasma proteins was investigated. Plasma and plasma proteins from normal men women and pregnant women were studied. It was seen that undilute plasma binds norethynodrel to the extent of 94-95% Plasma diluted to 20 times was able to bind 65-72% of norethynodrel and dilution of female plasma to 40 times showed 54 ...
K, Murugesan, K R, Laumas
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Rat Estradiol Binding Plasma Protein (EBP)

Steroids, 1971
The interaction of estradiol and testosterone with rat plasma proteins has been studied by equilibrium dialysis, sucrose gradient centrifugation, column chromatography and polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis. Binding results were calculated according to the proportion graph methodology. These methods have enabled the detection of high concentrations (
J P, Raynaud, C, Mercier-Bodard, E E, Baulieu   +2 more
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Plasma Protein Binding

1992
Drugs used in anesthesia are all bound to a greater or lesser degree to plasma proteins. Plasma protein binding of drugs has a significant effect on their kinetics and dynamics. Variations of normal physiology and diseases affect both the concentrations and affinity of plasma proteins for drugs. This chapter provides a brief discussion of the relevance
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SEX STEROID BINDING PLASMA PROTEIN (SBP)

Acta Endocrinologica, 1970
ABSTRACT The detection, preparation from plasma Cohn fraction IV and purification of SBP are reported. The association constant has the value of K = 1.2 and 0.5 109 M−1 at 4°C for testosterone and oestradiol, respectively. A preparation homogeneous by the criteria of polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis, binding studies and ultracentrifugation is
C, Mercier-Bodard, A, Alfsen, E E, Baulieu   +2 more
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Mn₊₊ BINDING BY PLASMA PROTEINS

International Journal of Peptide and Protein Research, 1973
54Mn2+ added to human or rabbit plasma in vitro combines selectively with the albumin fraction. At pH 7.0, the Scatchard plot yields a curve that may be resolved for two classes of sites: one, where n1 = 1 and K1 = 2.4 × 104, the other where n2 = 0.5 and K2 = 0.5 × 103.Zn2+, Ni2+ and Co2+ can compete effectively for these sites.
A K, Nandedkar, C E, Nurse, F, Friedberg
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Morphine binding to human plasma proteins

Clinical Pharmacology & Therapeutics, 1975
The interaction of [N‐methyl‐14C] morphine with purified human albumin and gamma globulin and with human plasma was studied by equilibrium dialysis. Morphine binds to albumin and, to a lesser extent, to gamma globulin, but probably does not bind to plasma lipoproteins.
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Ivermectin binds avidly to plasma proteins

European Journal of Clinical Pharmacology, 1990
Human pharmacokinetic data on the new anti-parasitic agent, ivermectin, are scanty. For the evaluation of its disposition a specific HPLC assay with sensitive fluorescence detection was developed. Applying equilibrium dialysis, plasma protein binding of ivermectin was measured in five healthy individuals and it averaged 93.2 +/- 4.4% (SD).
U, Klotz, J E, Ogbuokiri, P O, Okonkwo
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Binding of flavonoids to plasma proteins

2001
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Dangles, O., Dufour, C., Manach, Claudine, Morand, Christine, Remesy, Christian   +4 more
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The plasma protein binding of HIDA

European Journal of Nuclear Medicine, 1980
By using Sephadex gel column chromatography to separate substances into their various components according to molecular weight, we have investigated the effect of incubating several "brands" of HIDA in plasma, in vitro. The results show that such incubation has no effect on either dimethyl HIDA, or diethyl HIDA, but that in the case of para-butyl HIDA,
R W, Nicholson, K J, Herman, R A, Shields, H J, Testa   +3 more
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