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High-Porosity Activated Carbon as a Possible Matrix For Native DNA and Dextran-Sulfate Immobilization

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Pages 529-537 | Published online: 11 Jul 2009

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Table 1. The influence of massive (7 mg/cm3) coating of mass-fractal carbonic matrices with DNA or DS on standard adsorption of free-diluted (creatinine, vitamin B12) and protein-bound (bilirubun) substances (n = 6)

Table 2. Differences in concentration (Δ, % of initial level) of main groups of DNA-coupling substances in whole and diluted blood plasma after its perfusion through microcolumn containing mass-fractal adsorbents (γ = 0.1 g/cm3) covered with DNA or DS (0.7 mg of ligand per 1 g carbonic matrix) (n = 6)

Table 3. Residual concentrations of proinflammatory cytokines (initial is 1000 pg/mL of 3% BSA solution) after its contact with uncoated, DNA or DS-coated carbonic adsorbents (C.A.) or Adsorba 300C charcoal in single-pass microcolumn experiments

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