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10 LIVROS EM INGLÊS RELACIONADOS COM «DIALYSABLE»
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1
Platelets in Thrombotic and Non-Thrombotic Disorders: ...
Removal of substances present in uremic plasma markedly improved the a|]b/33
defect. Thus, a reversible abnormality of the activation dependent binding activity
of a,Ih/3.( caused by a dialysable toxic substance or substances57'60, or due to ...
2
Fasciculus on Chemical Warfare Medicine
in vitro with arsine, the dialysable fixed arsenic, which represents 0 to 50 per cent
of the total fixed arsenic, is mainly arsenite. Data also have been presented to
show that the non-dialysable portion of the fixed arsenic is likewise mainly in the
...
National Research Council (U.S.), 1945
3
Agri-Food Quality II: Quality Management of Fruit and Vegetables
*Soluble fibre fraction In brassica vegetables approximately 25% of the total
calcium was dialysable (D) and only about 7% of it was in ionic form (ID) (Tab. 2).
This finding indicated that most of the calcium released during the in vitro
digestion ...
M Hagg, R Ahvenainen, A M Evers, 1999
4
Handbook of Drugs in Intensive Care: An A–Z Guide
PD dialysable, 1.25 mg/kg IV every 24 hours. Gentamicin — CVVH dialysed,
loading dose 2mg/kg then 1mg/kg 12 hourly; alternatively some units dose 3—5
mg/kg daily and monitor levels. Levels must be monitored, and dose and interval
...
Henry Paw, Rob Shulman, 2010
5
Chemistry and Biology of Mucopolysaccharides
Gydrgy: About 60-75 per cent in the dialysable to 25-40 per cent in the non-
dialysable fraction. Bettelheim: How much of these substances get intact into the
infant's blood stream? Gyiirgy: The breast-fed infant distinguishes itself from the ...
CIBA Foundation Symposium, 2009
6
Malting and Brewing Science: Hopped Wort and Beer
Boiling with strong wort causes an increase in the total content of phenolic
material, little of which is dialysable. Protein-flavanoid reactions have been
regarded as reversible [58]. Protein + flavanoid ^ Soluble Complex -*• Complex
precipitate ...
J.S. Hough, R. Stevens, Tom W. Young, 1982
Hemodialysis: This is the most effective and rapid method of removing dialysable
poisons provided they are not irreversibly bound to tissue proteins. It is useful in
treating poisoning due to barbiturates, salicylates, methanol, lithium, bromides ...
8
Scandinavian Journal of Rheumatology
5A N,lJ.l'lypra d2-I19 ' ug/nl 3_ Q 2. 1Q. A D llyprtl 1.2-d0 lIil|lIIlIl“q_/I.' 012355 Fig.
3. Linear correlation between the increase in nondialysable hydroxyproline (ND
hypro) and the increase in dialysable hydroxyproline (D hypro) on day 2 after ...
When the dry matter content of the boar vesicular secretion is determined
separately both in the dialysable and in the non-dialysable portion, one finds that
close to one third, sometimes one-half, of the total dialysable material is made up
of ...
CIBA Foundation Symposium, 2009
10
The Chemical Analysis of Water: General Principles and ...
(1) When a sample is dialysed in the laboratory, the dialysate volume must be
small compared to that of the sample to avoid gross disturbance of equilibria in
the latter, and an unrepresentative concentration of dialysable species in the ...
D. T. E. Hunt, Anthony Leslie Wilson, 1986
