负载红细胞的G6PD包封和代谢特性。

G Fiorelli, T Ploner, W Berardi, C Manoussakis
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采用两种不同的透析方法对G6PD缺乏症患者红细胞进行G6PD负荷测定。两种方法的包封率均约为添加G6PD的30-40%。这些G6PD负载红细胞在静息条件下或氧化刺激下的功能行为通过HMS进行评估。发现G6PD负载红细胞的代谢活性增加。该模型为研究多种药物的溶血活性提供了一种有用的方法。
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G6PD encapsulation and metabolic properties of loaded erythrocytes.

Two different dialysis methods were used to G6PD load the erythrocytes of G6PD deficient subjects. With both methods the yield of entrapment was about 30-40% of the added G6PD. The functional behaviour of these G6PD loaded erythrocytes was evaluated by HMS either in resting conditions or under oxidative stimulation. An increase of the metabolic activity of the G6PD loaded erythrocytes was found. This model provides an useful approach in studying the hemolytic activity of a variety of agents.

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