Figures & data
Table 1. Properties of PEG enzyme derivatives
Table 2. Storage stabilities of PEG enzyme derivatives at 4°C
Table 3. Encapsulation of PEG enzymes in erythrocytes
Table 4. Hemogram analysis of erythrocytes encapsulated at various urease/AlaDH activity ratios
Figure 1 Variation of average (a) blood urea, (b) blood ammonia values during the day in the dose control group injected with PEG enzyme preparation.
![Figure 1 Variation of average (a) blood urea, (b) blood ammonia values during the day in the dose control group injected with PEG enzyme preparation.](/cms/asset/a7de16bf-532c-45a0-a9c0-8c079705cb0a/ianb19_a_245905_f0001_b.gif)
Table 5. Daily variations of the blood urea values in the control group
Figure 4 Precipitation test in agarose gel. 1/10 dilution of PEG-urease (left) and PEG-AlaDH (right) were applied into the central cavities; serum samples from 3 immunological groups and 3 control groups were applied to peripheric cavities.
![Figure 4 Precipitation test in agarose gel. 1/10 dilution of PEG-urease (left) and PEG-AlaDH (right) were applied into the central cavities; serum samples from 3 immunological groups and 3 control groups were applied to peripheric cavities.](/cms/asset/afeecaba-ff57-4cb8-887a-b729938c92ef/ianb19_a_245905_f0004_b.gif)