Coagulation cutting time

Sharma, S.K., Mittal, G.S., and Hill, A.R. (1994). Effect of milk concentration, pH and temperature on K-casein hydrolysis at aggregation, coagulation and curd cutting times of ultrafiltered milk. Milchwissenschaft 49,450-453. 

F. A. Payne, C. L. Hicks, Pao-Sheng Shen. Predicting optimal cutting time of coagulating miUc using diffuse reflectance. J Dairy Sci 76 48-61, 1993. 

The third problem in the blood-coagulation scenario is that it avoids the crucial issues of how much, how fast, when, and where. Nothing is said about the amount of clotting material initially available, the strength of the clot that would be formed by a primitive system, the length of time the clot would take to form once a cut ocurred, what fluid pressure the clot would resist, how detrimental the... 

Hepatic arteriography is contraindicated in cases of severe coagulation disorders. Cut-off values are deemed to be Quick s value of >60%, thrombocytes of >100,000, and bleeding time of <3 minutes. These figures only serve as a guide a more careful assessment must be made in each individual case. In the presence of renal failure, the use of contrast media, and thus arteriography, is contraindicated. 

Plasma stimulation of in vivo blood coagulation has been demonstrated by Fridman et al. (2007) in experiments with live hairless SKHl mice. FE-DBD plasma treatment for 15 s can coagulate blood at the surface of a cut saphenous vein (Fig. 12-33) and vein of a mouse. In these experiments only the ability of direct non-thermal plasma treatment to coagulate blood was tested and the animal was not left alive to test improvement in healing times. A... 

Tapping is done in the early morning hours when flow is at a maximum. After about 5 hours, the flow rate decreases, the cut latex vessels start to choke with coagulated latex, and the flow stops. At the time of tapping, a small amount of ammonia is placed in the cup to prevent premature coagulation. 

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