A bromoperfluorooctane-based emulsion: Radiographic contrast properties and mechanisms

Sklifas, A. N.; Chaplygina, S. L.; Shekhtman, D. G.; Kukushkin, N. I.

doi:10.1134/s0006350907020194

BIOPHYSICS

2007

DOI: 10.1134/s0006350907020194

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A bromoperfluorooctane-based emulsion: Radiographic contrast properties and mechanisms

A. N. Sklifas

S. L. Chaplygina

D. G. Shekhtman

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“…The interaction of two heterogeneous systems (emulsions and plasma) is the interaction of two heterotropic surfaces. The PFC particles can act as sorbents for plasma proteins because of their comparatively larger size [8].…”

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Blood serum protein sorption on the surface of perfluorocarbon emulsion particles

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The amount of protein bound per 1 mL of the perfluorocarbon (PFC) emulsion depends on the emulsifier composition and the particle size. A relationship between the amount of bound protein on the particle surface and the physicochemical parameters of the PFC emulsion interaction with the blood serum, which indirectly characterize the surface properties of the PFC particles, is established. 662 0091-150X/07/4112-0662

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Blood serum protein sorption on the surface of perfluorocarbon emulsion particles

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A bromoperfluorooctane-based emulsion: Radiographic contrast properties and mechanisms

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Blood serum protein sorption on the surface of perfluorocarbon emulsion particles

Blood serum protein sorption on the surface of perfluorocarbon emulsion particles

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