George D. Penick, E. P. Cronkite, I. D. Godwin, K. M. Brinkhous
Abstract
1. Plasma antihemophilic activity of dogs subjected to total body irradiation remained at normal levels. 2. Whole hemophilic blood with a full complement of platelets accelerated the clotting of irradiated dog's blood, while platelet-poor hemophilic plasma did not.
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1. Plasma antihemophilic activity of dogs subjected to total body irradiation remained at normal levels. 2. Whole hemophilic blood with a full complement of platelets accelerated the clotting of irradiated dog's blood, while platelet-poor hemophilic plasma did not.
Key concepts: Total body irradiation, Platelet, Whole body irradiation, Irradiation, Blood plasma, Medicine, Clotting factor, Internal medicine