dissociation curves
The effect of temperature on the oxygen dissociation curves of whole blood of larval and adult lampreys (Geotria australis)
... Hill plots calculated from single oxygen dissociation curves for larval % and adult • blood of Geotria australis at a pH of 7-75 and 15 °C... mammals showed that this effect exhibited [r] ...
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An electrolytic method for determining oxygen dissociation curves using small blood samples: the effect of temperature on trout and human blood
... AN ELECTROLYTIC METHOD FOR DETERMINING OXYGEN DISSOCIATION CURVES USING SMALL BLOOD SAMPLES: THE EFFECT OF TEMPERATURE ON TROUT AND HUMAN BLOOD BY G.. VAN AARDTf Research Unit for Compar[r] ...
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Oxygen Dissociation Curves of the Blood of the Tench, Tinca Tinca
... The effect of increasing carbon dioxide tensions on the pH and oxygen saturation of tench blood at various temperatures.. values ranging from pH j-i at 20 °C to pH 9-2 obtained at 5 °C, [r] ...
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THE CO2 DISSOCIATION CURVES AND THE BUFFERING OF CRAB'S MUSCLE AND NERVE PREPARATIONS
... To get over this difficulty a small roll of filter paper, which had been soaked in sodium chloride solution isotonic with sea water not sea water, because it has an appreciable CO2 bindi[r] ...
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Oxygen dissociation curves of the blood of larval and adult lampreys (Lampetra fluviatilis)
... The differences in the oxygen affinity of larval and adult blood are related to differences in the chemical properties of their haemoglobins, a feature illustrated by the lack of a close[r] ...
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OXYGEN DISSOCIATION CURVES IN SICKLE CELL ANEMIA AND IN SUBJECTS WITH THE SICKLE CELL TRAIT
... Table I indicates that despite efforts to keep the pCO2 constant in all studies, the mean pCO2 for the experimental points calculated in the cases of sickle cell anemia was higher than t[r] ...
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The Lack of Effects of Phototherapy on Neonatal Oxygen Dissociation Curves and Hemoglobin Concentration in Vivo
... To determine if these parameters act similarly in vivo, we have studied 16 icteric infants before and after phototherapy and compared them with eight control infants studied at birth and[r] ...
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QUANTITATIVE ASPECTS OF THE REACTION BETWEEN INSULIN AND INSULIN BINDING ANTIBODY
... The initial Rates of association and dissociation of complexes calculated slopes of the dissociation curves were always two orders antifor univalent insulin reacting with of body sites m[r] ...
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A STUDY OF CARDIOPULMONARY ALTERATIONS IN PATIENTS WITH SICKLE CELL DISEASE AND ITS VARIANTS
... Venous pH was determined in the blood samples analyzed for 02 content, and 02 tensions were calculated using these values, and the 02 dissociation curves of Dill 9 in those patients from[r] ...
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Low concentrations of nitric oxide increase oxygen affinity of sickle erythrocytes in vitro and in vivo
... The hallmark of sickle cell disease (SCD) is the polymerization of deoxygenated sickle hemoglobin (HbS). In SCD patients, one strategy to reduce red blood cell (RBC) sickling is to increase HbS oxygen affinity. Our ...
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Increased blood oxygen affinity during digestion in the snake Python molurus
... Many snakes exhibit large increases in metabolic rate during digestion that place extensive demands on efficient oxygen transport. In the present study, we describe blood oxygen affinity following three weeks of fasting ...
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THE POSITION OF THE OXYGEN DISSOCIATION CURVE OF THE BLOOD IN NORMAL CHILDREN AND ADULTS
... MEAN OXYGEN DISSOCIATION CURVES OF THE BLOOD OF NORMAL CHILDREN AND ADULTS FOR SATURATIONS BETWEEN 30 AND 80 PER CENT The plotted points represent the range of individual variation of th[r] ...
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Polycythemia associated with a hemoglobinopathy
... Despite considerable differences in the amino acid composition of the fi, 8, and y chains, the oxygen dissociation curves of purified solutions of hemoglobin A a2Ih8, hemoglobin F ay,, a[r] ...
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The Oxygen Dissociation and Alkaline Denaturation of Haemoglobins from two Species of earthworm
... Similarly, in earthworms the dissociation curves of Allolobophora lie to the left of those of Lumbricus, and the haemoglobin is less resistant than Lumbricus haemoglobin to alkaline dena[r] ...
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Dissociation and mental health
... that dissociation plays or how it is ...of dissociation in individuals with a diagnosis of a psychotic disorder with a view to developing insight in to how best to provide clinical ...disorders. ...
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Znakovskaya, Irina (2012): Light-waveform control of molecular processes. Dissertation, LMU München: Fakultät für Physik
... The time that sub-femtosecond pulses are used to initiate the formation and subsequently probe of an electron wavepacket that transfers electron density across a large molecule has not yet come. However, in the present ...
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Attachment and early maladaptive schemas in alcohol dependence
... The role of dissociation in alcohol dependence might point to disorganised attachment among this group, as dissociation is seen as an important factor in the relationship between disor[r] ...
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Beyond the frontiers of the dissociation
... First vignette • Julianna was thought as a dissociative identity disorder with PTSD symptoms • She had a long history of trauma with attachment disorder and possible changes in her neuro[r] ...
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Improvements in electrospray ionization source design and advances in tandem mass spectrometry
... induce dissociation. The process of inducing the dissociation of a specific ion is referred to as tandem mass spectrometry ...ion dissociation (referred to as product ions) are mass analyzed to ...
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Middle-down electron capture dissociation and electron transfer dissociation for histone analysis
... Since the 5 kDa peptide is more like a small protein than a peptide, we tested initially whether standard pres- sure settings or intact protein settings should be used for fragmentation. In all cases, the standard ...
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