Method for reducing a susceptibility to tumor formation induced by 3-deoxyglucosone and precursors thereof
申请人:Brown R. Truman
公开号:US20060089316A1
公开(公告)日:2006-04-27
Disclosed are methods of using various compounds, which are known to bind to 3-deoxyglucosone (3DG) or precursors thereof, in order to reduce a susceptibility to tumor formation and/or to prevent or delay onset of tumor formation induced by 3DG and its precursors. Also disclosed is the reduction of 3DG levels in high fructose corn syrop so that the high fructose corn syrup is less likely to induce tumor formation.
Ketene Acetals. XXVII. The Bromination of Various Ketene Acetals
作者:S. M. McElvain、William R. Davie
DOI:10.1021/ja01127a057
日期:1952.4
Optically Active Ketonic Beta Lactones
作者:Charles L. Bickel
DOI:10.1021/ja01210a008
日期:1946.6
Point of care and central laboratory determinations of the aPTT are not interchangeable in surgical intensive care patients
作者:Martine Ferring、Guido Reber、Philippe de Moerloose、Paolo Merlani、Marc Diby、Bara Ricou
DOI:10.1007/bf03020384
日期:2001.12
Purpose: The objective of the study was to compare a bedside whole blood activated partial thromboplastin time (aPTT) performed by a point of care (POC) apparatus (CoaguCheck (R) Pro) in surgical intensive care (SIC) patients with a conventional aFTT obtained from the central laboratory.Methods: The prospective concomitant measurements of the two aPTT were performed in 233 samples from 46 consecutive patients admitted after cardiovascular or major abdominal surgery.Results: Inter-operator, inter-instrument and inter-cartridge variability of the new device measured in three healthy volunteers and in nine patients in stable condition (controls) was low (F test: P=0.86). The agreement by Bland and Altman between POC and central laboratory aPTT (-20.2 +/- 18.8 sec) was not satisfactory. The agreement between POC and central laboratory aPTT in patients after surgery was worst (-17 +/- 33.1 sec). Heparin treatment or timing of blood sampling after intensive care admission (< 48 hr Ys > 48 hr) did not influence the agreement. The correlation between POC or central laboratory aPTT and anti-factor Xa activity was poor (r(2) 0.077 and 0.181 respectively). The test which correlated the best to heparin doses was anti-factor Xa activity (r(2) 0.714),Conclusion: POC aPTT and central laboratory aPTT showed a poor agreement in SIC patients admitted after surgery, although in healthy volunteers or in control patients, this agreement was better. The best test to monitor heparin treatment in this setting was anti-factor Xa activity.