[Quantitative determination of ampicillin using ninhydrin as a reagent. Influence of several adjuvants on the reaction].
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Ampicillin↗
Biomedical subjects
M Vasilescu
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Theoretical and experimental aspects of the possible role of calcium in some physiological and physiopathological phenomena.
The role played by calcium in some physiological and physiopathological phenomena is examined in the light of the intervention of calmodulin as a calcium regulatory protein. Data are presented concerning the interaction of some heavy metal ions with the erythrocyte membrane with special references to the modifications of calcium dynamics by Pb2. The results are discussed considering the interaction of heavy metal ions with the proteins of erythrocyte cytoskeleton and the role played by calmodulin in this interaction.
Blood Coagulation↗
[Physical research on the interaction of indigenous peloid extracts with the main pharmaceutical macromolecules].
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Chemical Phenomena↗
[Comparative study of the interactions of paraffin oils with methylcellulose and sodic carboxymethylcellulose in the process of emulsion].
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Carboxymethylcellulose Sodium↗
[Sarcoma of the head of the pancreas].
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Humans↗
Procedure for the preparation of medicinal tablets.
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Chemistry, Pharmaceutical↗
[Acute renal insufficiency after treatment with rifampicin. Clinical and therapeutic observations on 2 cases].
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Acute Kidney Injury↗
[Coronarotropic drugs with general vasodilator action in the treatment of acute myocardial infarct].
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Aged↗
Experimental studies on the dynamics of the scaring effect of some ointments.
The ointment studied is made by us in the laboratory. He includes the following ingredients: a bee-keeping product soved in sunflower oil, an antioxidant, hexestrole, and a proper preserving medium. The idea was to create a product which is capable to accelerate the scarring process of the plague produced by burns. Thus, after 10-12 days we can observe a favourable clinical evolution. Anatomo-microscopy is obvious a gradually regenerating epithelium and the subjacent dermis remains slightly infiltrated. The final result is an aesthetic scar.
Animals↗