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The Treatment of Plasma Cell Myeloma
1967Publisher Summary This chapter focuses on the recent advances made in the treatment of plasma cell myeloma. A plasma cell neoplasm results when a cell, which normally differentiates and produces an immunoglobulin, undergoes a malignant transformation and the neoplastic daughter cells successfully establish a tumor clone.
D E, Bergsagel +3 more
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Effects of Plasma Treatment on Wounds
2009Cold plasma treatment of wounds is gaining much interest, because it will offer a non-contact, painless and harmless therapy to manage large-area lesions (burn wounds, chronic ulcerations). One of the important issues in plasma wound healing is the safety of the method.
Tipa, R.S., Stoffels - Adamowicz, E.
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Atazanavir in plasma-exchange treatment
AIDS, 2007Contains fulltext : 53126.pdf (Publisher’s version ) (Closed access)
Attema-de Jonge, M.E. +3 more
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Plasma treatment of sewage sludge
Lomonosov chemistry journalThe paper describes a method for processing ash from sewage sludge incineration using plasma technology. The process involves completely melting the ash and then rapidly cooling it. The resulting vitrified bottom ash is analyzed for its chemical composition.
K. A. Zhidomorova, D. I. Subbotin
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Treatment of Plasma Cell Myeloma
Annual Review of Medicine, 1979The investigation of plasma cell neoplasms during the past two decades has revealed much about the biology of the tumors, the structure and functions of the immunoglobulins (M-proteins) they produce, the prognostic factors, the clinical staging, and the response to treatment.
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Journal of Coated Fabrics, 1995
A review of plasma treatments of textiles is presented. The utility of plasma technology in processing textiles and the corresponding changes brought about in textile properties are discussed. The initiative, funded by the National Tex tile Center, and its progress to date is presented.
Charles Tomasino +3 more
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A review of plasma treatments of textiles is presented. The utility of plasma technology in processing textiles and the corresponding changes brought about in textile properties are discussed. The initiative, funded by the National Tex tile Center, and its progress to date is presented.
Charles Tomasino +3 more
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Plasma Cell Myeloma: Biology and Treatment
Annual Review of Medicine, 1991Plasma cell myeloma results from malignant transformation in an early hemopoietic precursor cell. The disease progresses from an asymptomatic stable phase through a symptomatic phase to a terminal acute phase marked by aggressive cell growth and marrow failure.
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2015
Plasma polymerization is a contactless coating method with monomers of polymers in a plasma discharge [1, 2]. The monomers polymerize in the plasma and are deposited on the substrate. Thin polymer coatings have other properties than polymer foils, which are manufactured by conventional methods, e.g.
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Plasma polymerization is a contactless coating method with monomers of polymers in a plasma discharge [1, 2]. The monomers polymerize in the plasma and are deposited on the substrate. Thin polymer coatings have other properties than polymer foils, which are manufactured by conventional methods, e.g.
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Intratumoral plasma cells predict outcomes to PD-L1 blockade in non-small cell lung cancer
Cancer Cell, 2022Namrata Patil, Soren Müller, Wei Zou
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