Journal of Clinical Investigation · 1945 · 53 citations · 12 references
Whole plasma is distributed as a dry powder in the interests of preserving its labile constitu- ents. The albumin, the -y-globulin, the fibrinogen, the thrombin, and most of the other products of plasma fractionation are prepared as dry powders and could also be distributed in the solid state. Separated from each other, purified of the en- zymes of plasma, many of them may be distributed,
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George Scatchard, A. C. Batchelder, A. G. A. Brown · Journal of Clinical Investigation · 1944 · 160 citations · Full text