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T1 0-81 Sentence denotes Some effects of proteolytic inhibitors on tissue injury and systemic anaphylaxis.
T1 0-81 Sentence denotes Some effects of proteolytic inhibitors on tissue injury and systemic anaphylaxis.
T2 82-223 Sentence denotes A study was made of the development of various forms of local and systemic injury in animals treated with inhibitors of proteolytic activity.
T2 82-223 Sentence denotes A study was made of the development of various forms of local and systemic injury in animals treated with inhibitors of proteolytic activity.
T3 224-351 Sentence denotes The agents used were tosylarginine methyl ester (TAME), epsilon aminocaproic acid (EACA), and soybean trypsin inhibitor (SBTI).
T3 224-351 Sentence denotes The agents used were tosylarginine methyl ester (TAME), epsilon aminocaproic acid (EACA), and soybean trypsin inhibitor (SBTI).
T4 352-354 Sentence denotes 1.
T4 352-354 Sentence denotes 1.
T5 355-573 Sentence denotes Hemorrhagic necrosis in the skin of the rabbit following intradermal epinephrine in combination with bacterial endotoxin (either intravenous or local) was clearly suppressed by EACA, TAME, and SBTI, given systemically.
T5 355-573 Sentence denotes Hemorrhagic necrosis in the skin of the rabbit following intradermal epinephrine in combination with bacterial endotoxin (either intravenous or local) was clearly suppressed by EACA, TAME, and SBTI, given systemically.
T6 574-609 Sentence denotes Tosylarginine (TA) was ineffective.
T6 574-609 Sentence denotes Tosylarginine (TA) was ineffective.
T7 610-612 Sentence denotes 2.
T7 610-612 Sentence denotes 2.
T8 613-737 Sentence denotes No effect was observed on the classical Shwartzman reaction, the local Arthus phenomenon, or inflammation induced by xylene.
T8 613-737 Sentence denotes No effect was observed on the classical Shwartzman reaction, the local Arthus phenomenon, or inflammation induced by xylene.
T9 738-740 Sentence denotes 3.
T9 738-740 Sentence denotes 3.
T10 741-896 Sentence denotes The lethal effects of systemic anaphylaxis in the mouse, acute endotoxemia in the rat and mouse, and drum shock in the rat are suppressed by EACA and TAME.
T10 741-896 Sentence denotes The lethal effects of systemic anaphylaxis in the mouse, acute endotoxemia in the rat and mouse, and drum shock in the rat are suppressed by EACA and TAME.
T11 897-899 Sentence denotes 4.
T11 897-899 Sentence denotes 4.
T12 900-1012 Sentence denotes There was no effect on the generalized Shwartzman phenomenon in the rabbit and on anaphylaxis in the guinea pig.
T12 900-1012 Sentence denotes There was no effect on the generalized Shwartzman phenomenon in the rabbit and on anaphylaxis in the guinea pig.
T13 1013-1015 Sentence denotes 5.
T13 1013-1015 Sentence denotes 5.
T14 1016-1169 Sentence denotes The effects of EACA or TAME on the injury reactions under investigation were not due to a pharmacological or chemical action on vascular behavior per se.
T14 1016-1169 Sentence denotes The effects of EACA or TAME on the injury reactions under investigation were not due to a pharmacological or chemical action on vascular behavior per se.
T15 1170-1172 Sentence denotes 6.
T15 1170-1172 Sentence denotes 6.
T16 1173-1316 Sentence denotes The data provide corroborative evidence for a proteolytic step in injury phenomena which may be mediated through some common activation system.
T16 1173-1316 Sentence denotes The data provide corroborative evidence for a proteolytic step in injury phenomena which may be mediated through some common activation system.
T17 1317-1319 Sentence denotes 7.
T17 1317-1319 Sentence denotes 7.
T18 1320-1613 Sentence denotes The working hypothesis is advanced that local or systemic stress through the release of epinephrine may result in an increase of a circulating activator of proteolysis and that this in turn may give rise to the release of vasoactive substances,-possibly histamine, serotonin, or a polypeptide.
T18 1320-1613 Sentence denotes The working hypothesis is advanced that local or systemic stress through the release of epinephrine may result in an increase of a circulating activator of proteolysis and that this in turn may give rise to the release of vasoactive substances,-possibly histamine, serotonin, or a polypeptide.