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artificial blood. See perfluorocarbons. artificial blood Artificial oxygen carrier Transfusion medicine A synthetic or semisynthetic substance used to transport O2; usually a blood loss of 20-25% is well tolerated and crystalloids–eg, dextrose, are adequate to
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Both Aedes species were highly susceptible (up to 100% infected) to endemic/epidemic DENV-2 strains after ingesting artificial blood meals but significantly less susceptible (as low as 0%) to sylvatic DENV-2 strains. fell sharply Friday, the first day of trading after the developer of an artificial blood product said it expected to be sued by the Securities and Exchange Commission over disclosure of its communications with drug regulators. Because the abundance of these ions varies throughout the body, the researchers aim to create targeted drug-delivery systems, which might include biomedical implants such as artificial blood vessels and artery-opening stents. |
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