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Original Articles

Control of oxidative reactions of hemoglobin in the design of blood substitutes: role of the Vc, NAC, TEMPO and their reductant system

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Pages 222-228 | Received 18 Jul 2013, Accepted 12 Aug 2013, Published online: 20 Sep 2013

Figures & data

Figure 1. The oxidation of Hb and the tissue damaging of ROS.

Figure 1. The oxidation of Hb and the tissue damaging of ROS.

Figure 2. The variation curve of oxygen content, Met-Hb and oxygen saturation in the process of reaction (200 min). Assay conditions: (A) instead of Hb solution with water and adding 200 times Vc or 1000 times NAC; (B) Hb is diluted with 0.2 M saline phosphate buffer, pH 7.4, to obtain 0.075 g/dL Hb solution; (C) condition as described in (A).

Figure 2. The variation curve of oxygen content, Met-Hb and oxygen saturation in the process of reaction (200 min). Assay conditions: (A) instead of Hb solution with water and adding 200 times Vc or 1000 times NAC; (B) Hb is diluted with 0.2 M saline phosphate buffer, pH 7.4, to obtain 0.075 g/dL Hb solution; (C) condition as described in (A).

Figure 3. The reaction of ascorbate with TEMPO.

Figure 3. The reaction of ascorbate with TEMPO.

Figure 4. The variation curve of Met-Hb and oxygen saturation in the process of Vc and TEMPO without de-oxygenation. Assay condition: Hb is diluted with 0.2 M saline phosphate buffer, pH 7.4, to obtain 0.075 g/dL Hb solution and the pH of VC solution is adjusted to 7.4 before use. Oxygen is isolated in the whole process.

Figure 4. The variation curve of Met-Hb and oxygen saturation in the process of Vc and TEMPO without de-oxygenation. Assay condition: Hb is diluted with 0.2 M saline phosphate buffer, pH 7.4, to obtain 0.075 g/dL Hb solution and the pH of VC solution is adjusted to 7.4 before use. Oxygen is isolated in the whole process.

Figure 5. The variation curve of Met-Hb and oxygen saturation in the process of NAC and TEMPO without de-oxygenation. Assay condition as described in .

Figure 5. The variation curve of Met-Hb and oxygen saturation in the process of NAC and TEMPO without de-oxygenation. Assay condition as described in Figure 4.

Figure 6. The variation curve of Met-Hb and oxygen saturation in the process of Vc and TEMPO after de-oxygenation. Assay condition: remove oxygen dissolved in Hb solution within 30 min before adding the reductant or the mixture and other conditions are as described in .

Figure 6. The variation curve of Met-Hb and oxygen saturation in the process of Vc and TEMPO after de-oxygenation. Assay condition: remove oxygen dissolved in Hb solution within 30 min before adding the reductant or the mixture and other conditions are as described in Figure 3.

Figure 7. The variation curve of Met-Hb and oxygen saturation in the process of NAC and TEMPO after de-oxygenation. Assay condition as described in .

Figure 7. The variation curve of Met-Hb and oxygen saturation in the process of NAC and TEMPO after de-oxygenation. Assay condition as described in Figure 4.

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