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Tag Archives: Chemistry
D(+)-Lactose and other sugars in organ preservation and cryonics
A PDF file of this document is available with images and structural visualization of various sugars. D(+) lactose monohydrate is the principal sugar in mammalian milks. The monohydrate part is easiest to explain; it simply means that the lactose molecule … Continue reading
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Tagged Chemistry, Cryonics, Hypothermia, Mike Darwin, Organ Preservation, Organic Chemistry, Sugars
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Structure-function analysis of neuroprotectants
In “The chemistry of neuroprotection”, the author argues convincingly that there could be great benefit from a systematic and rigorously scientific study of the physical chemistry of putative neuroprotectants vis-à-vis their pharmacological effect. However, the first example used of the … Continue reading
Posted in Cryonics, Neuroscience, Science
Tagged Cerebral Ischemia, Chemistry, Clinical Trials, Drugs, Neuroprotection
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