albumen

Examples of albumin

albumin
From experiences in the field, the albumin assay is robust and reliable.
This proteinase was especially active against mucin, albumin and haemoglobin and, hence, may be important in parasite feeding.
After conversion to a cavopulmonary connection, the symptoms regressed and substitution with albumin and immunoglobulin was no longer required.
On the basis of these studies the determination of adhesion kinetics of human blood cells and proteins (fibrinogen, albumin) and marine organisms was performed.
The mean albumin level at diagnosis was 2.4 + 0.6 g/dl.
In preeclampsia the glomerular barrier is certainly altered and there is an increased excretion of protein including albumin.
The binding of some small anions to serum albumin.
Transfusions of albumin and immunoglobulins were needed every 2 weeks, as well as substitution with calcium, magnesium and, later on, zinc.
Despite lower albumin in horses supplied with the high doses, no differences in body weight losses were found.
On the other hand, both enzymes degraded human serum proteins (albumin and fibrinogen) with approximately equal efficiency under the conditions of our assays in vitro.
This might be attributed to the presence of both albumin and globulins in the serum.
The data will be used in a computer model for albumin metabolism to generate precise values for rates of synthesis.
The odds of reporting pain associated with urination were 20.4 times higher in children who had excreted albumin levels greater than 40 mg l21.
He received morphine, sodium bicarbonate, and calcium and magnesium supplements and was transfused with 20% human albumin solution, red blood cells and platelets.
Similarly, in the three patients receiving human serum albumin, no significant tumour cell reduction was observed.
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