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Lactate effectiveness

Clinical Particulars (therapeutic indications, administration, contraindications, special warnings and precautions, interaction with other drugs, use in pregnancy or lactation, effects on driving, undesirable effects, overdose)... [Pg.112]

Interactions with other medicines and other forms of interaction Pregnancy and lactation Effects on ability to drive and use machines Undesirable effects Overdose... [Pg.476]

Miller, R.K. and Acuff, G.R. 1994. Sodium lactate effects pathogens in cooked beef. Journal of Food Science 59 15-19. [Pg.91]

Brewer, M.S., McKeith, F., Martin, S., Dallimer, M.A., and Meyer, J. 1991. Sodium lactate effects on shelf-life, sensory and physical characteristics of fresh pork sausage. Journal of Food Science 56 1176. [Pg.143]

Effective for 3 months Can be considered for use in women who have seizure disorders, diabetes, hypertension, gall bladder disease, history of cardiovascular or thromboembolic disease and in women who are smokers or lactating Effects quickly reversible Less menstrual cramping and mittelschmerz pain Less menstrual irregularity than other injectable or implantable methods... [Pg.1448]

McIntosh FM, Wilhams P, Losa R, Wallace RJ, Beever DA, Newbold CJ (2003) Effects of essential oils on ruminal microorganisms and their protein metabolism. Appl Environ Microbiol 69 5011-5014 Mele M, Serra A, Conte G, PoUicardo A, Del Viva M, Secchiari P (2007) Whole extruded linseed in the diet of dairy ewes during early lactation effect on the fatty add composition of milk and cheese. Ital J Anim Sci 6 560-562... [Pg.282]

Rigout, S., C. Hurtaud, S. Lemosquet, A. Bach and H. Rulquin, 2003. Lactational effect of propionic acid and duodenal glucose in cows. J. Dairy Sci. 86, 243-253. [4]... [Pg.186]

Girard, C.L. and J. J. Matte, 1998. Dietary supplements of folic acid during lactation effects on the performance of dairy cows. J. Dairy Sci. 81, 1412-1419. [Pg.242]

Formation of silver mirror or precipitate of silver indicates reducing agent. (This is often a more sensitive test than I (a) above, and some compounds reduce ammoniacal silver nitrate but are without effect on Fehling s solution.) Given by aldehydes and chloral hydrate formates, lactates and tartrates reducing sugars benzoquinone many amines uric acid. [Pg.408]

G. L. Coppoc and S. J. Leger, "Effect of Nitrogen Triduoride on Plasma Concentrations of Lactate, Methemoglobin, and Selected Enzymes," ApriWune 1968, SAM-TR-70-42 (AD 711044), School of Aerospace Medicine, Brooks Air Eorce Base, Texas, July 1970. [Pg.218]

Reproductive System. The primary PGs are intimately involved in reproductive physiology (67). PGE2 and PGP2Q, are potent contractors of the pregnant utems and intravenous infusion of either of these compounds to pregnant humans produces a dose-dependent increase in frequency and force of uterine contraction. PGI2 and TXA2 have mild relaxant and stimulatory effects, respectively, on uterine tissue. The primary PGs also play a role in parturition, ovulation, luteolysis, and lactation and have been impHcated in male infertility. [Pg.155]

The penicillins in general, ate renowned for their lack of toxicity. The most common adverse effect of the use of penicillins is an allergic reaction which can change from a mild rash to fatal anaphylactic shock in rate cases. AH penicillins cross the placenta and ate excreted in maternal milk. However, the relative freedom from toxicity tenders these compounds valuable agents during pregnancy and lactation. [Pg.83]

Ringer s Lactate. In 1883, it was discovered that the excised ventricle of the frog would beat for some hours if suppHed with an aqueous solution of sodium, potassium, and calcium salts. The concentration of potassium and calcium was found to be critical, whereas the amounts of the anions had htde effect on the frog heart. The composition of this saline, coined Ringer s solution, is given in Table 1. Many years later it was shown to be very close to that of frog plasma. [Pg.160]

In 1982 a study of the usefulness of DBBF in the production of a blood substitute was reported (99). A single modification achieved the dual goals of reduced oxygen affinity and restricted tetramer—dimer dissociation. This work was confirmed in 1987 (98). The product, called aa-hemoglobin, was formulated in Ringer s lactate. P q under physiologic conditions is 3.7 kPa (28.0 torr). Hill s parameter is 2.2, and the Bohr effect was reduced (100). Plasma retention was increased, and the product appeared to be less heterogeneous than some of the other derivatives under study. Its production was scaled up by Baxter Healthcare Corp., under contract to the U.S. Army. [Pg.165]

Some of these compounds could be considered as dietary additives, but various other terms, including pesticides, can also be used. They can have beneficial effects on the environment and this aspect will be discussed later. The ionophore monensin, which is an alicyclic polyether (Figure 1), is a secondary metabolite of Streptomyces and aids the prevention of coccidiosis in poultry. Monensin is used as a growth promoter in cattle and also to decrease methane production, but it is toxic to equine animals. " Its ability to act as an ionophore is dependent on its cyclic chelating effect on metal ions. ° The hormones bovine somatotropin (BST) and porcine somatotropin (PST), both of which are polypeptides, occur naturally in lactating cattle and pigs, respectively, but can also be produced synthetically using recombinant DNA methods and administered to such animals in order to increase milk yields and lean meat production. "... [Pg.87]

Jervis used porous silica coated with chemisorbed polyacrylhydrazide for immobilization of adenosine monophosphate (AMP) [117]. After periodate oxidation of its ribose residue the ligand was coupled to the carrier and used for isolation of lactate dehydrogenase from rabbit muscle. The specific capacity was 2 mg of protein/g adsorbent with a ligand content of 10 pmol/g, whereas recovery of enzymatic activity after elution was 85%. Hipwell et al. [118] found that for effective binding of lactate dehydrogenases on AMP-o-aminoalkyl-Sepharose the spacer arm length required at least 4 methylene links. Apparently, a macromolecule of polyacrylhydrazide acts itself like an extended spacer arm and thus allow AMP to bind the enzyme. [Pg.169]


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