Second Discussion

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  • Professor W. Melville Arnott

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https://doi.org/10.2218/resmedica.v0i0.484

Abstract

Dr. Adams: I would like to ask Dr. Gorlin whether the formation of polypeptides in the area of ischaemia has actually been demonstrated. He spoke of kallikrein, but is this based on actual demonstration? One would expect some of these substances to form in an area of injury where intracellular lysozymes liberate their hydrolytic enzymes.

Dr. Gorlin

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1967: Special Issue: Lauder Brunton Centenary Symposium on Agina Pectors April 1967

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Second Discussion. (2014). Res Medica. https://doi.org/10.2218/resmedica.v0i0.484