REMOVAL OF MYOGLOBIN FROM BLOOD AND/OR PHYSIOLOGICAL FLUIDS
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Jun 26, 2009
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Jun 26, 2008
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A polymer sorbent clears myoglobin from blood and/or other physiological fluids and solutions. Normal saline or human serum in which myoglobin was dissolved is perfused by a peristaltic pump through a column packed with the polymer sorbent. After a four-hour perfusion, the myoglobin level in normal saline fell from initial levels to virtually undetectable levels. Perfusion through the polymer sorbent was then found to lower concentrations of dissolved myoglobin to a significant degree in samples of human serum after four hours, indicating that the polymer sorbent is an effective sorbent for myoglobin.
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