1970
DOI: 10.3181/00379727-133-34599
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Production of Fibrinogen Following an Endotoxin Injection

Abstract: Several studies have shown that injection of endotoxins causes the plasma fibrinogen level to rise (1-51). Fibrinogen is apparently synthesized in parenchymal cells in the liver (6) and secreted into the lymph (7,8). The regulatory mechanism for the plasma fibrinogen level is not understood. Perfusion studies have indicated that the rate of synthesis depends upon the level of fibrinogen in the blood (9), but observations in vivo failed to show any relation between an elevated fibrinogen level and rate of synth… Show more

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“…Fibrinogen was measured in EDTA-treated plasma obtained 24 h after intravenous treatments by the heat-turbidity method of Wycoff (34) .…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Fibrinogen was measured in EDTA-treated plasma obtained 24 h after intravenous treatments by the heat-turbidity method of Wycoff (34) .…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Non-significant increase in plasma fibrinogen concentration was observed in the present investigation during endotoxemia well as after treatment (Table 2). This could be due to fact that endotoxin accelerates fibrinogen synthesis rate (Wycoff 1970). Table 1: Hemodynamic profile during endotoxic shock and after treatment with HSS, Flunixin Meglumine, Dextran-40 and blood in buffalo calves.…”
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“…The rats without kidneys cleared the rabbit IL-1 somewhat slower, but Each plasma donor both nephrectomized X and shamoperated 0 received an iv injection of 5 pyrogenic units of partially purified rabbit IL-1. The plasma from each donor rat was injected into two to three normal rats and fibrinogen determined 24 hr later by the heat turbidity method (9). The number of rats is shown in parentheses and the standard error by brackets.…”
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“…Individual rats were used only once in the time-course experiments. Fibrinogen was determined by the heat turbidity method of Wycoff (9). Determining the rate of IL-1 disappearance from blood.…”
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