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Improving blood compatibility of intravascular oxygen sensors via catalytic decomposition of S-nitrosothiols to generate nitric oxide in situ

Wu et al., 2007

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213892936896285578
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Wu Y
Rojas A
Griffith G
Skrzypchak A
Lafayette N
Bartlett R
Meyerhoff M
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Sensors and Actuators B: Chemical

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Reliable, real-time, in vivo sensing (intravascular) of blood gases and electrolytes remains a difficult challenge owing to biocompatibility issues that occur when chemical sensors are implanted into the blood stream. Recently, local release of nitric oxide (NO) at the …
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