Progress in Separation and Purification. Vol. 4

Biotechnology Progress: Vol.23, Issue 4 (ACS Publications)

Progress in Chemical Toxicology, Vol. 5

461 base used for the original analysis is predominantly that seen in normal patients, while the critical interpretation is the sick patient. This reviewer, for example, recently saw a liver with extensive metastases proven to be over 4700 g at necropsy (3 times normal weight) measured as normal approximately 2 weeks before death by the author's techniques in the author's nuclear facility. It w...

Development of Palladium-Alloy Membranes for Hydrogen Separation and Purification

This paper summarizes R&D activities and progress at NORAM Engineering and the University of British Columbia (UBC) on preparation and testing of thin palladium-based membranes and their applications. Most of these activities were carried out internally at NORAM, some jointly with UBC and their spin-off company, Membrane Reactor Technology (MRT) through a wide range of projects. Key results out...

Vol. 72 ESTIMATION AND PURIFICATION OF HAPTOGLOBINS

1. A procedure for the rapid, accurate estimation of haptoglobin in serum and purified preparations is described, based on the peroxidase activity of haemoglobin in its complexes with haptoglobin. 2. Hydrogen peroxide, guaiacol and methaemoglobin reagents are used, under well-defined conditions which reduce the peroxidase activity of free haemoglobin essentially to zero. The reaction is followe...

nanoRISK Vol.4 Iss.4

"To know that we know what we know, and that we do not know what we do not know, that is true knowledge." (Thoreau) There still is a lot we don't know yet about the environmental, health and safety impact of nanomaterials, but at least scientists are making progress in identifying the gaps – the 'known unknowns' as they call it. A group of researchers at the Technical University of Denmark (DTU...