Biomedical subjects
R D Falb
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Observations on the development of antibodies to thiamine tetrahydrofurfuryl disulfide in rabbits.
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Surface-immobilized prostaglandin as a platelet protective agent.
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Enzyme-polymer adducts of aldolase, glyceraldehydephosphate dehydrogenase, and fructosediphosphatase.
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Biocompatibie materials for use in the vascular system.
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Three years' experience in vivo and in vitro with surfaces and devices treated by the heparin complex method.
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Feasibility study on the use of a tissue adhesive for the nonsurgical blocking of fallopian tubes. Phase I: evaluation of a tissue adhesive.
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Possible uremic detoxification via oral-ingested microcapsules.
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Nonthrombogenic materials via a simple coating process.
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Blood-compatible plastics.
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Thrombo-resistant surfaces.
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Studies on the stability and protein adsorption characteristics of heparinized polymer surfaces by radioisotope labeling techniques.
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Newer thromboresistant surfaces: evaluation with a new in-vivo technique.
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Nonthrombogenic plastic surfaces.
Heparin has been chemically combined with a number of plastic surfaces rendering them nonthrombogenic as judged by Lee-White coagulation tests in vitro with human blood. Addition of quaternary ammonium groups to the plastic permitted formation of insoluble complexes with heparin. These heparinized surfaces were essentially nonthrombogenic and adsorb blood proteins to a significantly smaller degree from dilute solution than do the unmodified plastic surfaces. The affinity of the formed blood elements for these modified surfaces is much less than for the unmodified surfaces.
Preparation of nonthrombogenic plastic surfaces.
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Covalent bonding of proteins to solid surfaces.
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