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Über die Bindung von Kallidin an Heparin

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Kallidin gives, with heparin, a non-dialysable complex, which can be precipitated with alcohol. In this binding, kallidin is pharmacologically active, but may be split off by the substance 48/80.

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  1. Klinisch-chemisches Institut an der chirurgischen Klinik der Universität München, Deutschland

    E. Werle, I. Trautschold & G. Leysath

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Werle, E., Trautschold, I. & Leysath, G. Über die Bindung von Kallidin an Heparin. Experientia 17, 85–86 (1961). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02171439

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