objective: the use of drugs with herbal origin is increasing for treatment of gastrointestinal (gi) disorders. rosa damascena (r. damascena) is a well-known plant suggested to have beneficial effect on gi system. in this study, the effect of aqueous fraction of r. damascena on the contractionsofisolated guinea pig ileum was investigated. materials and methods: aqueous fraction of plant was obta...

Introduction The current regulatory climate is causing both large and small companies to reconsider their existing cleaning methods. The use of chlorinated solvents in metal and electronics parts cleaning is no longer the primary method of choice. Over the last five to 10 years, the consequences of past usage of these cleaning systems have led to traumatic and expensive experiences of many comp...

The ratio of concentration of chloride in the aqueous humor compared with that in the plasma of rabbits, dogs, and human beings, was determined by the Schales and Sendroy methods. Consistent results were obtained in all the experiments by the Schales method with or without protein, and by the Sendroy method without protein. In the presence of protein, however, lower chloride concentrations were...

Ceftriaxone penetrates into the aqueous humour in man. The interaction of indomethacin on the disposition of ceftriaxone appeared to be time-dependent. Indomethacin delayed ceftriaxone penetration into, but enhanced its persistence in, the aqueous humour, permitting a period of antibioprophylaxis covering the required time for surgical treatment.

Previous work on the vitamin B12 content of the aqueous humour (Phillips, Ainley, van Peborgh, Watson-Williams, and Bottomley, I968) suggests that the levels found in a series of mainly elderly patients (mean: 299 pg./ml.) are of the same order as those found in cerebrospinal fluid (mean: 21 pg./ml.) (Kidd, Gould, and Thomas, I963). As an extension of this study, the response of aqueous vitamin...

IF it is granted that the aqueous humour is formed by the active transfer of solutes and solvent from the plasma to the aqueous, it follows that the rates of transfer of the various solvent or solute species and the steady-state composition of the aqueous will depend upon the electrochemical potential difference (P.D.) across its boundaries with the plasma. Alterations of the electrochemical P....