Conformational changes and ligand dissociation kinetics following rapid reduction of human aquomethemoglobin and horse aquometmyoglobin by hydrated electrons.
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Biomedical subjects
J Wilting
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Biochemical and biophysical studies on cytochrome C oxidase. XIV. The reaction with cytochrome as studied by pulse radiolysis.
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The reduction mechanism of ferricytochrome c.
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The reaction rate constant of hydrated electron with some hemoproteins as a function of the pH.
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Psychiatric nursing in a non-psychiatric setting.
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The freedom to learn.
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Education, Nursing, Associate↗
New aspects of free drug concentration determination in human serum with equilibrium dialysis.
The effect of the anticoagulants heparin and citrate on the albumin binding of warfarin in plasma has been studied by means of equilibrium dialysis. Heparin and citrate were found to decrease the free concentration of warfarin in plasma at a given total concentration of the drug, heparin by elevating the non-esterified fatty acid concentration in plasma and citrate by shifting the N in equilibrium with B equilibrium towards the B conformation of albumin. In cases where free concentrations of warfarin in vivo are to be determined, it is therefore preferable to use serum instead of plasma. When free serum levels of drugs are determined by equilibrium dialysis, it is advisable to use the ultrafiltrate of (drug free) serum as dialysis fluid. The importance of the composition of the dialysis fluid for the determination of serum levels of free drugs other than warfarin is discussed.
Anticoagulants↗