Reduced in vitro binding of tryptophan by plasma in uremia. Since markedly depressed binding of the essential amino acid tryptophan to plasma proteins of fasting chronically uremic patients was previously shown, we have now determined the association constants (k) and binding sites (n) for tryptophan for whole plasma and purified albumin from normal subjects and patients on intermittent hemodialysis. We used the in vitro equilibrium dialysis technique (plasma:buffer ratio = 1:25) and analyzed the data by computer with a one ligand-two binding sites model. Over a wide range of free tryptophan concentrations (0.26 to 10 mg/100 ml), binding was markedly depressed in the patients. The diminution was mainly due to a decrease of n1 (binding capac...
Alterations of renal function during dietary-induced hyperuricemia in the rat. Hyperuricemia was ind...
Further observations on a low-molecular-weight natriuretic substance in the urine of normal man. Lar...
Pathophysiology of a nephrotoxic model of acute renal failure. Studies were performed in the dog to ...
Plasma protein binding in uremia: Extraction and characterization of an inhibitor. The impairment of...
Long-term effects of a new ketoacid–amino acid supplement in patients with chronic renal failure. Ni...
Phenylalanine metabolism in uremic and normal man. The metabolism of phenylalanine and tyrosine was ...
AbstractPlasma lipoproteins and lecithin:cholesterol acyltransferase distribution in patients on dia...
Anthropometry and plasma valine, amino acids, and proteins in the nutritional assessment of hemodial...
Pharmacokinetics and protein binding of prednisolone in patients with nephrotic syndrome and patient...
Effects of oral neomycin and kanamycin in chronic uremic patients: I. Urea metabolism. The fate of p...
AbstractMechanism of impaired urinary concentration in chronic primary glomerulonephritis. To define...
Influence of hemoperfusion on the concentration of β-methyl-digoxin and hormones in plasma. The infl...
AbstractErythropoietin deficiency and inhibition of erythropoiesis in renal insufficiency. The relat...
Physiologic studies in normal and uremic sheep: II. Changes in erythropoiesis and oxygen transport. ...
AbstractHemodialysis and continuous ambulatory peritoneal dialysis effects on erythropoiesis in rena...
Alterations of renal function during dietary-induced hyperuricemia in the rat. Hyperuricemia was ind...
Further observations on a low-molecular-weight natriuretic substance in the urine of normal man. Lar...
Pathophysiology of a nephrotoxic model of acute renal failure. Studies were performed in the dog to ...
Plasma protein binding in uremia: Extraction and characterization of an inhibitor. The impairment of...
Long-term effects of a new ketoacid–amino acid supplement in patients with chronic renal failure. Ni...
Phenylalanine metabolism in uremic and normal man. The metabolism of phenylalanine and tyrosine was ...
AbstractPlasma lipoproteins and lecithin:cholesterol acyltransferase distribution in patients on dia...
Anthropometry and plasma valine, amino acids, and proteins in the nutritional assessment of hemodial...
Pharmacokinetics and protein binding of prednisolone in patients with nephrotic syndrome and patient...
Effects of oral neomycin and kanamycin in chronic uremic patients: I. Urea metabolism. The fate of p...
AbstractMechanism of impaired urinary concentration in chronic primary glomerulonephritis. To define...
Influence of hemoperfusion on the concentration of β-methyl-digoxin and hormones in plasma. The infl...
AbstractErythropoietin deficiency and inhibition of erythropoiesis in renal insufficiency. The relat...
Physiologic studies in normal and uremic sheep: II. Changes in erythropoiesis and oxygen transport. ...
AbstractHemodialysis and continuous ambulatory peritoneal dialysis effects on erythropoiesis in rena...
Alterations of renal function during dietary-induced hyperuricemia in the rat. Hyperuricemia was ind...
Further observations on a low-molecular-weight natriuretic substance in the urine of normal man. Lar...
Pathophysiology of a nephrotoxic model of acute renal failure. Studies were performed in the dog to ...