albumin A

al·bu·min A

the normal or common type of human serum albumin.

albumin A

a blood serum constituent that gathers in cancer cells and is deficient in the circulation of cancer patients.

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Coelution of other proteins with albumin during size-exclusion HPLC: implications for analysis of urinary albumin

However importance of serum albumin in predicting risk of FN has not been documented, so in order to analyze the role of serum albumin as an independent risk factor for FN we conducted this study and in order to minimize the bias for other risk factors i.

IS SERUM ALBUMIN AN INDEPENDENT PREDICTOR OF POST CHEMOTHERAPY FEBRILE NEUTROPENIA?

There have been several studies in the western world including interventional studies trying to explore the scope of albumin as a neuroprotective agent.

Study of serum albumin as a predictor of short-term functional outcome in acute ischaemic stroke

However, the performance of fructosamine and glycated albumin as prognostic markers in patient populations with CKD, ESRD, or other conditions remains unclear.

Monitoring Glycemic Control in End-Stage Renal Disease: What Should Be Measured?

However, for over a decade, the healthcare industry has been exploring the use of human albumin as a non-therapeutic substance/excipient for commercial settings.

United States : Global Human Albumin Market: Extra Revenues to Come through Non-Therapeutic Applications

Dextran-70 versus albumin as plasma expanders in cirrhotic patients with tense ascites treated with total paracentesis.

Low dose albumin for the prevention of renal impairment following large volume paracentesis in cirrhosis

The use of albumin as a replacement fluid is controversial, mainly due to the cost implications as well as the potential for transmission of blood-borne viral disease such as Creutzfeldt-Jacob Disease (CJD).

Cochrane Nursing Care Field: human albumin for intra-dialytic hypotension in haemodialysis patients

Review article: albumin as a drug--biological effects of albumin unrelated to oncotic pressure.

Relationship of serum albumin with the severity and outcomes of stroke

The use of albumin as a carrier of bioactive small molecules, or co-factors, including metal ions in improving cell growth and performance has shown that albumin contributes to the efficacy of many of these molecules in improving cell performance.

Albumin: multifunctional benefits for cell-derived applications

The demand for blood albumin has increased over the years due to growing usage of albumin as a cell culture medium ingredient, antioxidant and also as the most effective volume expander in critical care conditions such as liver disease and hemorrhagic stroke.

Research and Markets: Human Albumin and Factor Vlll (FVIII) Markets: An Analysis

The most extensive investigations of glycated albumin as a diagnostic test come from studies conducted in China and Japan (8, 9, 11, 13).

Glycated Albumin Identifies Prediabetes Not Detected by Hemoglobin [A.sub.1c]: The Africans in America Study

Albumin as an aid to the interpretation of serum calcium.

Albumin-adjusted calcium: are previously published regression equations reliable for your laboratory? --A pilot study