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Rate of Disappearance of Infused Aged Albumin in Human Subjects

I.L. Woolf, Peter A. Pappas, R. B. Pennell, Bernard Babior

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Human serum albumin stored for more than 10 years was studied. The biologic lifetime of this outdated albumin is only slightly shorter than that of freshly prepared human albumin. No determinations were done to determine safety or therapeutic efficacy.

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Human serum albumin stored for more than 10 years was studied. The biologic lifetime of this outdated albumin is only slightly shorter than that of freshly prepared human albumin. No determinations were done to determine safety or therapeutic efficacy.

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Human serum albumin stored for more than 10 years was studied. The biologic lifetime of this outdated albumin is only slightly shorter than that of freshly prepared human albumin. No determinations were done to determine safety or therapeutic efficacy.

Key concepts: Albumin, Human albumin, Serum albumin, Human serum albumin, Medicine, Internal medicine, Gastroenterology, Pharmacology

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