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Engineered virus-like nanoparticles reverse heparin anticoagulation more consistently than protamine in plasma from heparin-treated patients

Andrew J. Gale, Darlene J. Elias, Patricia M. Averell, Paul S. Teirstein, Mitchell Buck, Steven D. Brown, Zinaida Polonskaya, Andrew K. Udit, M. G. Finn

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Key concepts: Heparin, Protamine sulfate, Protamine, Pharmacology, Medicine, Chemistry, Internal medicine

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