Prostatic glutathione S-transferase in rat, guinea pig and rabbit [PMID: 7147266] Laboratory literature summary: Prostatic glutathione S-transferase in rat, guinea pig and rabbit
Andrs CMC, de la Lastra JMP, Juan CA, Plou FJ, Prez-Lebea E
PCR amplification targeted the 3-adrenergic receptor (3-AR) gene and -actin as a housekeeping control
DAC (Drug Affinity Complex) binds to albumin in the bloodstream, which dramatically extends the peptide's half-life
The Bottom Line Early detection through routine blood and urine tests is critical since most kidney damage occurs silently over years before symptoms develop
I would not recommend vitamin B12 for patients based on this evidence, but will follow developments about this potential adjunctive therapy. Rheumatologist Dr Samuel Whittle, of The Queen Elizabeth Hospital in South Australia, told Rheumatology Republic there were several problems with the study