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| generic name for Coumadin - anticoagulant first used as a rat poison |
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| Factor VIII - Anti-Hemophilic Globulin |
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| the missing factor in Hemophilia A (most common) [two names] |
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| Factor IX - The Christmas Factor |
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| the missing factor in Hemophilia B [two names] |
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| Darwin's outline of evolution by natural selection |
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| point mutation that causes a missense translation in beta subunit of hemoglobin protein |
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| Hemophilia present in the royal familes of Spain, Germany, and Russia |
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| disc. Heparin - the essential coagulant in cardiac and vascular surgery |
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| disc. Coumadin (gen Warfarin) and found that it should not be used with aspirin due to their advanced anticoagulant properties |
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| sets forth basic theory of genetic inheritance |
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| est. 1st blood depot for British army in 1916 |
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| disc. Rh antibody and that it is AD - present in 85% population |
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| transferred blood from one dog to another |
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| found cross species blood transfusions are not possible |
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| studied shock and found blood was a better treatment than saline |
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| used sodium phosphate to prevent blood clotting, found it was toxic |
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| made 1st blood bank at Cook County Hospital in Chicago |
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| first used term 'Hemophilia' |
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| found Rh factor is responsible for mother-fetus blood incompatibility |
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| demonstrated bacteria were killed by Penicillium mold but did not mention observations to any physicians |
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| leading expert on syphilis treatment; staphylococcus experiment with surprising mold outcome; named the substance penicillin |
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| Fleming's superior who kept him from using penicillin on animals |
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| investigated Protosil and found it cured strep - it was 1st sulfa drug (/sulfanilamide) |
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| four levels of pathogenicity based on the pneumococcus capsule |
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| Sulfa- nilamide/pyridine/diazine |
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| pneumococcus sensitivity: weakly sensitive/sharp drop in mortality/further mortality reduction to 8% |
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| team at Oxford to investigate antibacterial properties of Penicillium |
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| 1st successful intravenous penicillin use in US supplies by this man |
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