Washing and storage solution for separation devices

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1982-12-27

1984-02-14

Kittle, John E.

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134 42, 134 2219, 252106, 252107, 252117, 424 28, 424311, 424312, 424319, 435 2, 435188, 436 15, 436 16, 436 17, 436 18, C11D 708

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044315600

ABSTRACT:
An acidic solution of glycine and a fatty acid of 3 to 12 carbon atoms provides an improved solution for cleaning and storing blood dialyzers and other separation devices, particularly those intended for contact with blood after they have once been used.

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