Abstract:A classic explanation for the development of irreversibility of transfusion therapy in hemorrhagic shock has been the so-called ‘VDM’ theory, which postulates that ferritin (VDM) is released from the anoxic liver during shock and adversely affects the vasculature, leading to irreversibility. In the present experiment, several groups of dogs, subjected to standardized procedure for producing hemorrhagic shock, were treated with either antiferritin serum, purified ferritin, normal rabbit serum or saline. Neither… Show more
“…In past few years, they have been utilized to fabricate novel materials with a wide range of applications. 2,[12][13][14][15][16][17] Fig. 1 chronologically summarizes the discovery and the first attempt towards the application of these naturally occurring protein compartments.…”
Bacterial Microcompartments (BMCs) are sophisticated all protein bionanoreactors widely spreaded in bacterial phyla. BMCs entrap diverse metabolic reactions, which assist bacterial survivability in normal (by fixing carbon dioxide) and energy...
“…In past few years, they have been utilized to fabricate novel materials with a wide range of applications. 2,[12][13][14][15][16][17] Fig. 1 chronologically summarizes the discovery and the first attempt towards the application of these naturally occurring protein compartments.…”
Bacterial Microcompartments (BMCs) are sophisticated all protein bionanoreactors widely spreaded in bacterial phyla. BMCs entrap diverse metabolic reactions, which assist bacterial survivability in normal (by fixing carbon dioxide) and energy...
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