INJURY OF THE SKIN

INJURY OF THE SKIN

Homogenates prepared in 96C saline are more consistently lethal than are homogenates prepared in 22C saline, and about 27% by weight more of the cold homogenates is required to produce death in mice. In general the treatments to which the homogenates were subjected gave results consistant with the i...

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Hauptverfasser: Rosenthal, Sol R, Crouse, George, Spurrier, Wilma A
Format: Report
Sprache:eng
Schlagworte:
BLOOD PLASMA
BURNS(INJURIES)
COAGULATION
INJECTIONS(MEDICINE)
MICE
SKIN(ANATOMY)
TEMPERATURE
THERMAL RADIATION
THROMBOPLASTIN
TOXICITY
Toxicology
TOXINS AND ANTITOXINS
WOUNDS AND INJURIES
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Zusammenfassung:Homogenates prepared in 96C saline are more consistently lethal than are homogenates prepared in 22C saline, and about 27% by weight more of the cold homogenates is required to produce death in mice. In general the treatments to which the homogenates were subjected gave results consistant with the idea that clot accelerating properties but with lethal capabilities can be isolated also indicates that thromboplastin is not the lethal compound in the homogenates. Addendum to Thermal Injury of the Skin, annual progress rept. for 1 May 1962-1 May 1963, AD412549.