[PDF] Thermonuclear Blood eBook

Author : Paul L. McGrath
Publisher : Author House
Page : 274 pages
File Size : 10,96 MB
Release : 2003-12-30
Category : Religion
ISBN : 1410748561

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“Never in the history of the world has there been such a time as this when men’s hearts fail them for fear of what will happen next on the financial and geo-political horizons. Never has there been more of an opportunity for heroism, valor and moral integrity to shine bright amidst the darkness of this present age. Will humanity rise to the occasion or face the bitter gall of an uncertain, dreadful future? What is the root cause of mankind’s madness? What power will it take to bring about the peaceful coexistence of our planet? This book reveals startling truths, which address these solemn issues so as to assuage the grief stricken, the downtrodden and the seekers of righteousness who in one voice cry out . . . “Why God is all this happening?”

Author : Paul L. McGrath
Publisher : 1st Book Library
Page : 0 pages
File Size : 37,3 MB
Release : 2003-06-18
Category : Fiction
ISBN : 9781410748546

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"Never in the history of the world has there been such a time as this when men's hearts fail them for fear of what will happen next on the financial and geo-political horizons. Never has there been more of an opportunity for heroism, valor and moral integrity to shine bright amidst the darkness of this present age. Will humanity rise to the occasion or face the bitter gall of an uncertain, dreadful future? What is the root cause of mankind's madness? What power will it take to bring about the peaceful coexistence of our planet? This book reveals startling truths, which address these solemn issues so as to assuage the grief stricken, the downtrodden and the seekers of righteousness who in one voice cry out . . . "Why God is all this happening?"

Author : Max Hardeman
Publisher : Springer
Page : 440 pages
File Size : 33,56 MB
Release : 1984-06-30
Category : Medical
ISBN :

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xi List of first authors xiii Acknowledgements xv INTRODUCTICN Approaches to radiolabelling blood d-c cells: past, present and future M. L. Thakur 3 CELL LABELLllJG TEDlNIQUES 2 Labelling techniques of granulocytes and platelets 17 with 111 In-oxinate M. R. Hardeman, E. G. J. Eitjes-van Overbeek, A. J. M. van Velzen, M. H. Rovekarnp 111rndium-labelling of human washed platelets; kinetics 3 29 and in vivo sequestration sites M. Eber, J. P. Cazenave, J. C. Grob, J. Abecassis, G. !o1ethlin 111Indium loss from platelets by in vitro and ex 4 44 vivo manipulation R. J. Hawker, C. E. Hall, H. C-oldman, C. N. McCollum PIATELEl'S: KrnETIC STUDIES 5 The maturation of megakaryocytes and their precursors 65 J. H. Paulus 6 !o1egakaryocytic precursors 74 J. Breton-Gorius, W. Vainchenker 7 !-1ethods of quantification of platelet production 86 in man. A critical analysis Y. Najean vi 8 Platelet production rate deteDmination with (75se)_ seleno-m:thionine R. Cardinaud, E. Dassin 96 9 Platelet kinetics: the state of the art A. duP Heyns 110 10 Platelet kinetics A. M. Peters 130 Evaluation of models to deteDmine platelet life 11 span and survival curve shape M. G. LOtter, C. P. Herbst, P. N. Badenhorst, A. duP Heyns, P. Wessels, P. C. Minnaar 139 12 Canparison of three m:thods evaluating platelet survival tim: in patients with prosthetic heart valve J. Schbath, D. Ville, B. Hathy, B. Sanchini, E. Benveniste, J. Belleville, M. Dechavanne, J. P. Boissel, J.

Author : Gerhard F. Fueger
Publisher : Springer Science & Business Media
Page : 498 pages
File Size : 45,55 MB
Release : 2012-12-06
Category : Medical
ISBN : 9400960301

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G. F. FUEGER Among the many processes in Physiology few appear mo~e inviting to be studied by tracers and external imaging than the variety of the routes of migratory (blood) cells in health and disease. Much emphasis has been placed lately on the methods of labelling of the white blood cells. It is obviously quite important and necessary to refine the methods of leucocytic labelling, particularly to search for ways to label selectively a specific group of white blood cells, but there is also the need to review and keep abreast with the developing knowledge of the white blood cells themselves, especially their behaviour under pathological conditions, as seen by histology and scintigraphy, their biological properties, their immunological characteristics and the mechanisms of the control of leucocytic functions. Similarly, it appears desirable to analyze animal models of inflammation as well as to review the dosimetry and the biodistribution of labelled white blood cells in humans. This book is the result of a cooperative effort to review certain highlights of the physiology of leucocytes, labelled and unlabelled, as a corollary to the effort concerning the labelling of white blood cells. In preparing this book we aim for a better understanding and definition of the goals to be achieved by the successful labelling of the migratory cells of the body. XI CONTRIBUTORS Becker, H. Medizinische Universitaetsklinik der Uni versitaet Graz, Graz, Landeskrankenhaus, haus, Austria Bjurman, B. Department of Radiation Physics, General Hospital, Malmoe, Sweden Chiles, C.

Author : Gerhard F. Fueger
Publisher : Springer
Page : 512 pages
File Size : 28,63 MB
Release : 1984-08-31
Category : Medical
ISBN : 9780898386547

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G. F. FUEGER Among the many processes in Physiology few appear mo~e inviting to be studied by tracers and external imaging than the variety of the routes of migratory (blood) cells in health and disease. Much emphasis has been placed lately on the methods of labelling of the white blood cells. It is obviously quite important and necessary to refine the methods of leucocytic labelling, particularly to search for ways to label selectively a specific group of white blood cells, but there is also the need to review and keep abreast with the developing knowledge of the white blood cells themselves, especially their behaviour under pathological conditions, as seen by histology and scintigraphy, their biological properties, their immunological characteristics and the mechanisms of the control of leucocytic functions. Similarly, it appears desirable to analyze animal models of inflammation as well as to review the dosimetry and the biodistribution of labelled white blood cells in humans. This book is the result of a cooperative effort to review certain highlights of the physiology of leucocytes, labelled and unlabelled, as a corollary to the effort concerning the labelling of white blood cells. In preparing this book we aim for a better understanding and definition of the goals to be achieved by the successful labelling of the migratory cells of the body. XI CONTRIBUTORS Becker, H. Medizinische Universitaetsklinik der Uni versitaet Graz, Graz, Landeskrankenhaus, haus, Austria Bjurman, B. Department of Radiation Physics, General Hospital, Malmoe, Sweden Chiles, C.