Reiken et al., 1990 - Google Patents
The use of a single‐fiber reactor for the enzymatic removal of amino acids from solutionsReiken et al., 1990
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- 7133061509689760508
- Author
- Reiken S
- Briedis D
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- Biotechnology and bioengineering
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In this article we describe the use of bench‐scale single‐fiber dialyzers for the development and testing of an immobilized enzyme reactor for the treatment of leukemia. The treatment is based on the enzymatic removal of specific amino acids from the blood of leukemia patients …
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