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Effect of Human Erythrocyte Stromata on Complement Activation
British Journal of Haematology, 1975Summary. Stroma from either normal or PNH‐likc red cells is capable of inhibiting, to some extent, lysis in the sucrose test and enhancing lysis in the acidified‐serum test. The same opposing effects are displayed by the exclusion peaks from Sephadcx G‐200 obtained from each stroma preparation, suggesting that the same factor could be responsible for ...
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Pharmacological activities of stromata of Cordyceps scarabaecola
Phytotherapy Research, 2003AbstractThe chemical components of freeze‐dried stromata from Cordyceps scarabaecola were examined. The stromata consisted of crude carbohydrates (55.1%) and crude proteins (14.2%). The stromata were also composed of a low content of crude ash (6.6%) and fat (1.5%).
K W, Yu, K M, Kim, H J, Suh
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Agglutination of erythrocyte stromata by myxoviruses in agar gel
Virology, 1967Abstract A new procedure for studying interaction of viruses with erythrocyte receptors is described by demonstrating that myxoviruses diffusing in agar gel against erythrocyte stromata form distinct reaction lines. Reactions obtained with influenza viruses A, A2, and B as well as with Newcastle disease virus are described and discussed.
F, Milgrom, A L, Barron, U, Loza
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