Journal of Clinical Investigation · 1944 · 23 citations · 13 references
Life SciencesBiochemistryPhysiologyClinical BiochemistryFood PreservationGood Laboratory PracticeBlood PreservationBlood StoragePlasma ProteinsBlood Sample PreservationCarbon DioxideDuplicate SamplingFreezing PreservationFrozen StoragePlasma CollectionPlasma FreezingPlasma Sampling
The therapeutic use of human plasma is now well established (1 to 3). It is available in three preparations, liquid, frozen, and desiccated from the frozen state. The purpose of the present study is an evaluation of liquid and frozen plasma from the standpoint of the stability of certain constituents having important physiological activity.
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THE DETERMINATION OF PROTEINS IN BLOOD—A MICRO METHOD
Paul E. Howe · Journal of Biological Chemistry · 1921 · 240 citations · Full text