Deferoxamine dfo
Deferoxamine (DFO) is a chelating agent used in the management of iron overload. It binds to and facilitates the removal of excess iron from the body.
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9 protocols using deferoxamine dfo
Iron-Chelation Agents Procurement
Iron Dextran and Oxidative Stress Effects
Iron Chelation Agents and Eribulin
Iron-Chelation Agents Procurement
Dissolution and Preparation of Pharmaceutical Compounds
Iron-Chelation Agents Procurement
Rat LSRA Model and DFO Treatment
A total of 48 rats were randomly assigned to the following groups: for the DFO treatment experiment, the Sham group (n = 10), which received Sham surgery; the LSRA group (n = 10), which received LSRA surgery and saline treatment (1 ml/kg); and the LSRA + DFO group (n = 10), which received LSRA surgery and DFO treatment (100 mg/kg). For the RNA sequencing experiment, the Sham group (n = 9) received Sham surgery and the LSRA group (n = 9) received LSRA surgery.
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Iron Chelation and Antioxidant Evaluation
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