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Sickle cell disease Nicosan

Current Global Therapeutic Options for Sickle Cell Disease and the Development of Nicosan... [Pg.265]

In early tests of the drug, it was found to have no toxieity at high doses in rats and it delayed polymerization of hemoglobin S in vitro (24,25). Phase I and Phase II elinieal trials in Nigeria indicated that Nicosan was safe and significantly reduced the number of sickle cell disease associated crises experienced by the patients (10,26). [Pg.266]

A portion of each of the three different batches used for the HPLC analysis shown in Figure 3 was sent to the National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute Sickle Cell Disease Center at Children s Hospital of Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania for determination of the level of antisickling activity. In these experiments, a low concentration (0.05 mg/ml) of Nicosan product was incubated with SS cells for 1 hr instead of the normal 3-4 hrs so that any differences could be seen more clearly. The levels of anti-sickling activity of the 3 different batches were nearly identical (Figure 4). [Pg.270]

R. C. Pandey, P. Tripathi, R. Misra, P. N. Gillette, T. Asakura (2005) Status of NICOSAN (TM)/ HEMOXINI (TM), an extract of a mixture of plants, for the treatment of sickle cell disease (SCD). In Vitro Cellular Developmental Biology-Animal, 41, 24A-24A. [Pg.338]


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