The biochemical methods of investigation of lung surfactant system
Abstract
Complex of modem biochemical approaches in study of lung surfactant content, composition and cell metabolism is analysed in the article. On the basis of received experimental results the advisability of investigation of the condensate of respiratory air as a substance, conteined lung surfactant, is called in question.
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Taganovich A.D. The biochemical methods of investigation of lung surfactant system. PULMONOLOGIYA. 1996;(2):45-50. (In Russ.)
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