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Über die Ausscheidung und Speicherung von radioaktiv indizierten Xylanschwefelsäureestern

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The excretion and storage of xylane sulphuric acid esters which inhibit blood clotting, was investigated in rabbits by using radioactively labelled preparations (S35). A specific storage was shown in different organs (liver, kidney, spleen), the extent of which increased considerably with the grade of polymerisation of the preparations while the excretion was correspondingly less.

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  1. E. Husemann, K. N. von Kaulla undR. Kappesser, Z. Naturforsch.1, 584 (1946).

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  1. Forschungsinstitut für makromolekulare Chemie, Physikalisches und Pharmakologisches Institut der Universität Freiburg i. Br., Germany

    E. Husemann, E. G. Hoffmann, R. Lötterle & M. Wiedersheim

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Husemann, E., Hoffmann, E.G., Lötterle, R. et al. Über die Ausscheidung und Speicherung von radioaktiv indizierten Xylanschwefelsäureestern. Experientia 8, 153–154 (1952). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02170227

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