The New Encyclopædia Britannica: In 32 Volumes. A-ak - Bayes, Volume 1Philip W. Goetz, Dale H. Hoiberg, Robert MacHenry Encyclopædia Britannica, 1992 - 32 pages |
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Page 150
... drug provokes the formation of antibodies . If the drug happens to bind to the neutrophil , the antibody accidentally destroys the neutrophil when it reacts with the drug . A second important mechanism of neutropenia is toxic damage to ...
... drug provokes the formation of antibodies . If the drug happens to bind to the neutrophil , the antibody accidentally destroys the neutrophil when it reacts with the drug . A second important mechanism of neutropenia is toxic damage to ...
Page 542
... drug . Special measures have been developed to protect persons undergoing cancer chemotherapy from the combined ef- fects of the drugs and the disease . Refinements in the trans- fusion of blood platelets permit multiple transfusions in ...
... drug . Special measures have been developed to protect persons undergoing cancer chemotherapy from the combined ef- fects of the drugs and the disease . Refinements in the trans- fusion of blood platelets permit multiple transfusions in ...
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... drug traffic , is morphine . Although there are now certain synthetics that substitute for morphine in the relief of pain , this alkaloid is still the most suitable drug for that purpose . Were it not for its addictive properties and ...
... drug traffic , is morphine . Although there are now certain synthetics that substitute for morphine in the relief of pain , this alkaloid is still the most suitable drug for that purpose . Were it not for its addictive properties and ...
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