10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HAEMOLYSES»
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haemolyses in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
haemolyses and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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The Science of Laboratory Diagnosis
Immune haemolyses Various conditions (such as those listed in Table 34.4)
result in antibody-coated red cells, which have a shortened lifespan. Immune
haemolysis is divided in the laboratory into 'warm' and 'cold' types, depending on
the ...
John Crocker, David Burnett, 2005
Specificity is also evinced with haemolytic serum as with a bacteriolytic one ; an
immune haemolytic serum haemolyses only the corpuscles with which it was
prepared. There is, therefore, a complete analogy in the activities of haemolytic
and ...
Richard Tanner Hewlett, 1921
3
Blood Immunity and Blood Relationship: A Demonstration of ...
Frog Serum possesses haemolytic properties for the corpuscles of the dog,
guinea-pig and rabbit, although it acts less rapidly than the serum of Necturus,
whose corpuscles it slightly haemolyses (Flexner and Noguchi, 1902).
Friedenthal ...
George Henry Faulkiner Nuttall, George Stuart Graham-Smith, Thomas Strangeways Pigg Strangeways, 1904
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the permeability of natural membranes
These investigators have shown that the point at which a cell haemolyses is
virtually when it becomes a sphere; in other words, there is practically no change
in the surface area as it swells up and haemolyses. TABLE LXI I. Hypotonicity II.
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Blood Immunity and Blood Relationship
Frog Serum possesses haemolytic properties for the corpuscles of the dog,
guinea-pig and rabbit, although it acts less rapidly than the serum of Necturus,
whose corpuscles it slightly haemolyses (Flexner and Noguchi, 1902).
Friedenthal ...
ceased to form lerithinase, the strain No 3 and 3 M did not form the haemolyses
at all. In this strain also the golden pigment colour was reduced. The strains No 2
and 3 lost the ability for Gram-staining. Microscopically the cocci could be seen ...
7
Allelopathy: Basic and Applied Aspects
We found that solubility is very important in the process of in vitro haemolyses.
Insoluble medicagenic acid caused practically no hae- molyses while soluble
sodium salt of medicagenic acid caused at the same concentration massive ...
S.J. Rizvi, V. Rizvi, 1992
8
A Handbook of Medical Treatment
They are the results of antigen-antibody reaction due to transfusion of
incompatible red cells, resulting in rapid agglutination and haemolyses of the
donor or the host red cells. Administration of blood cells to a person sensitized to
them by ...
9
Medical Laboratory Science : Theory And Practice
The diluent used haemolyses the red cells leaving the white cells and the
platelets intact. Blood specimen is collected taking care that the platelets do not
clump. Whole blood is diluted appropriately using a diluent which haemolyses
red cells.
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British Abstracts: Pure chemistry and physiology
Ery- thritol haemolyses slowly but its anhydride erythritan quickly. 5 and 6 C
sugar alcohols and their mono- anhydrides are slow but their double anhydrides
are quick. V. J. W. Hereditary hemorrhagic diathesis. E. Bruun (Acta med. scand.,
...
