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1. Complement

   The complement system consists of multiple serum proteins which interact sequentially to mediate a wide variety of inflammatory and immune reactions....

   A. Nicholson, D. T. Fearon, K. F. Austen in Inflammation

   Chapter 1978
   

2. Chemical modification of water-soluble dextrans

   G. M. Lindenbaum, O. A. Mirgorodskaya, B. V. Moskvichev in Pharmaceutical Chemistry Journal

   Article 01 June 1977

3. The modern state of investigations in the field of the creation of enzymes of microbial origin for medicinal purposes

   A. A. Selezneva, V. K. Grekova, ... I. M. Tereshin in Pharmaceutical Chemistry Journal

   Article 01 October 1977

4. KIDNEY DAMAGE IS A PROBLEM WITH MANY DRUGS

   in InPharma

   Article 01 August 1977

5. Certain physicochemical and enzymatic properties of polymeric derivatives of terrilytin bonded to dextran

   G. M. Lindenbaum, O. A. Mirgorodskaya, ... I. M. Tereshin in Pharmaceutical Chemistry Journal

   Article 01 July 1977

6. The structure of the glucomannan from the tuberous roots of Eremurus altaicus

   By fractionating the initial water-soluble polysaccharide from the tuberous roots of Eremurus altaicus , a homogeneous naturally acetylated glucomannan...

   M. I. Igamberdieva, D. A. Rakhimov, Z. F. Ismailov in Chemistry of Natural Compounds

   Article 01 March 1977

7. A glucomannan from Arum korolkovii

   A glucomannan has been isolated from the tubers of Arum korolkovii Regel. It has been shown that the polysaccharide contains O-acetyl groups and...

   M. A. Khodzhaeva, Z. F. Ismailov in Chemistry of Natural Compounds

   Article 01 September 1976

8. Representation of the molecular weight distribution of dextran preparations with the aid of analytical distribution functions

   V. M. Shlimak, T. V. Polushina, É. V. Shtykova in Pharmaceutical Chemistry Journal

   Article 01 March 1976

9. Effect of peptone on the microbiological synthesis of dextran

   F. I. Bolotnikova, T. V. Polushina, ... L. A. Vitkovskaya in Pharmaceutical Chemistry Journal

   Article 01 September 1970

10. Spezieller Teil

    Unter den Namen Okra, Bendee und Gumbo oder Gombo in verschiedenen Teilen der Welt wegen ihrer eßbaren Früchte kultiviert. Nach Benjamin, Ihrig und...

    Walther Kern in Hagers Handbuch der Pharmazeutischen Praxis

    Chapter 1958
    

11. Spezieller Teil

    Unter den Namen Okra, Bendee und Gumbo oder Gombo in verschiedenen Teilen der Welt wegen ihrer eßbaren Früchte kultiviert. Nach Benjamin...

    Walther Kern in Hagers Handbuch der Pharmazeutischen Praxis

    Chapter 1958