Publications by authors named "Natalia M Gurina"
Nephron Physiol
October 2003
Article Synopsis
- Previous studies show that using activated charcoal can partially restore albumin's function in uraemic plasma, especially at pH 3, although this leads to loss of vital plasma components.
- The research tested albumin's melting curves and binding abilities after extraction at different pH levels (7.2, 5.08, and 3.0), finding that pH 5.08 fully restored its ability to bind key ligands.
- The study suggests that activated carbon with proper pH adjustment can effectively remove toxic substances from the plasma, and the melting curve of albumin serves as a new method for assessing its condition and the effectiveness of detoxification processes.
