P. Kjellstrand

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90 papers · 2,099 citations · H-index 25

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Glucose Degradation Products in Dialysis
20120 citationsauthor #1
Phosphorus dynamics during hemodialysis
201127 citationsauthor #3
Effects of solvent exposure on testosterone levels and butyrylcholinesterase activity in mice.
200912 citationsauthor #1
3,4-Dideoxyglucosone-3-Ene in Peritoneal Dialysis Fluids Infused into the Peritoneal Cavity Cannot be Found in Plasma
20097 citationsauthor #7
Perchloroethylene: effects on body and organ weights and plasma butyrylcholinesterase activity in mice.
200916 citationsauthor #1
Neurotransmitter metabolizing enzymes and plasma butyrylcholinesterase in mice exposed to trichloroethylene.
200911 citationsauthor #2
3,4-DGE in Peritoneal Dialysis Fluids Cannot be Found in Plasma after Infusion into the Peritoneal Cavity
20088 citationsauthor #7
The ideal home hemodialysis machine
200812 citationsauthor #2
Beyond ultrapure hemodialysis: A necessary and achievable goal
20073 citationsauthor #2
3,4-DGE is important for side effects in peritoneal dialysis what about its role in diabetes.
200625 citationsauthor #9
How to Avoid Glucose Degradation Products in Peritoneal Dialysis Fluids
200669 citationsauthor #8
Take Care in how you Store Your PD Fluids: Actual Temperature Determines the Balance between Reactive and Non-Reactive GDPs
200527 citationsauthor #8
PD Fluids Contain High Concentrations of Cytotoxic GDPs Directly after Sterilization
200467 citationsauthor #3
A study of DNA depolymerisation during feulgen acid hydrolysis
200416 citationsauthor #2
Temperature: The Single Most Important Factor for Degradation of Glucose Fluids during Storage
200436 citationsauthor #1
Exposure and removal of stainable groups during Feulgen acid hydrolysis of fixed chromatin at different temperatures
200416 citationsauthor #2
Connecting device and method for connection of medical systems under
20040 citationsauthor #5
Effects of trichloroethylene inhalation on proteins of the gerbil brain
20045 citationsauthor #2
Acrylamide-induced effects on general and neurospecific cellular functions during exposure and recovery
200371 citationsauthor #3
3,4-Dideoxyglucosone-3-ene (3,4-DGE): a cytotoxic glucose degradation product in fluids for peritoneal dialysis.
2002134 citationsauthor #4
Protection by glutathione of neutrophils against the toxic effects of peritoneal dialysis fluid.
20015 citationsauthor #3
Glucose Degradation Products in Peritoneal Dialysis Fluids May Have Both Local and Systemic Effects: A Study of Residual Fluid and Mesothelial Cells
200121 citationsauthor #5
Degradation in Peritoneal Dialysis Fluids May be Avoided by Using Low pH and High Glucose Concentration
200118 citationsauthor #1
Glucose Degradation Products in Peritoneal Dialysis Fluids: How they can be Avoided
200121 citationsauthor #3
Toxicity Testing of Polymer Materials for Dialysis Equipment: Reconsidering In Vivo Testing
20000 citationsauthor #1
Can We Prevent the Degradation of Glucose in Peritoneal Dialysis Solutions?
200011 citationsauthor #3
Contents Vol. 72, 1999
20001 citationsauthor #26
MEIC Evaluation of acute systemic toxicity. Part VII. Prediction of human toxicity by results from testing of the first 30 reference chemicals with 27 further In Vitro assays
200068 citationsauthor #13
MEIC Evaluation of Acute Systemic Toxicity
199857 citationsauthor #21
Neurite degeneration in differentiated human neuroblastoma cells.
199832 citationsauthor #5
Toxicity of 20 Chemicals from the MEIC Programme Determined by Growth Inhibition of L-929 Fibroblast-like Cells
19976 citationsauthor #2
BIO-INCOMPATIBILITY APPEARS TO ENHANCE PHOSPHATE (PO4) REMOVAL DURING HEMODIALYSIS
19960 citationsauthor #6
Increased amounts of C3a and the terminal complement complex at high dialysis blood-flow: the relation with dialysis efficiency.
199611 citationsauthor #2
Subject Index Vol. 72, 1996
19960 citationsauthor #26
Development of Toxic Degradation Products during Heat Sterilization of Glucose-Containing Fluids for Peritoneal Dialysis: Influence of Time and Temperature
199574 citationsauthor #1
Heat Sterilization of Glucose-Containing Fluids for Peritoneal Dialysis: Biological Consequences of Chemical Alterations
199571 citationsauthor #2
On complement net generation in fast hemodialysis: are high blood flow rates bioincompatible?
199513 citationsauthor #2
Are Aldehydes in Heat-Sterllized Peritoneal Dialysis Fluids Toxic in Vitro?
199590 citationsauthor #5
Toxicity testing of polymer materials for dialysis equipment: is there any need forin vivo testing?
19944 citationsauthor #1
Individual differences in biocompatibility responses to hemodialysis
199416 citationsauthor #2
Patient Related Factors Leading to Slow Urea Transfer in the Body During Dialysis
199412 citationsauthor #5
Beta 2-microglobulin generation and removal in long slow and short fast hemodialysis.
199321 citationsauthor #4
Heat sterilized PD-fluids impair growth and inflammatory responses of cultured cell lines and human leukocytes.
1993101 citationsauthor #4
In vitro toxicity of biomaterials determined with cell density, total protein, cell cycle distribution and adenine nucleotides.
19938 citationsauthor #5
Spatial memory and stereotypic behaviour of animals in radial arm mazes.
199326 citationsauthor #4
Toxicity of effluent peritoneal dialysis fluid.
199321 citationsauthor #4
Heat Sterilization of Fluids for Peritoneal Dialysis Gives Rise to Aldehydes
1993184 citationsauthor #4
System and method for producing a sterile, medical, and glucose or glucose-like compounds containing solution
19920 citationsauthor #2
Toxicity of heat sterilized peritoneal dialysis fluids is derived from degradation of glucose.
199248 citationsauthor #3
Toxicity testing of polymer materials for use in haemodialysis.
19912 citationsauthor #1
Adherence of Blood Cells to Dialyzer Membranes as a Measure of Biocompatibility
199116 citationsauthor #1
Testing of Polymer Materials: What Methods Should be Used?
19915 citationsauthor #1
K & T covariate with V in hemodialysis. As K increases and T decreases, V also decreases.
19914 citationsauthor #3
Effects of exposure period of acetylsalicylic acid, paracetamol and isopropanol on L929 cytotoxicity.
199110 citationsauthor #4
Long-term exposure of rats to perchloroethylene, with and without a post-exposure solvent-free recovery period: effects on brain lipids.
199022 citationsauthor #2
Leukocyte overshoot: a new sign of bioincompatibility in fast hemodialysis.
19904 citationsauthor #1
Use of cell culture to predict toxicity of solid materials in blood contact.
19907 citationsauthor #3
Lipid composition and fatty acid pattern of the gerbil brain after exposure to perchloroethylene
19879 citationsauthor #2
Effects of low-dose inhalation of three chlorinated aliphatic organic solvents on deoxyribonucleic acid in gerbil brain.
198725 citationsauthor #3
Brain lipid changes in rats exposed to xylene and toluene.
198742 citationsauthor #2
Regeneration of the sciatic nerve in mice and rats exposed to trichloroethylene.
19874 citationsauthor #1
Tetrachloroethylene: levels of DNA and S-100 in the gerbil CNS after chronic exposure.
198621 citationsauthor #2
Irreversible effects of dichloromethane on the brain after long term exposure: a quantitative study of DNA and the glial cell marker proteins S-100 and GFA.
198644 citationsauthor #2
Chronic effects of dichloromethane on amino acids, glutathione and phosphoethanolamine in gerbil brain.
198611 citationsauthor #3
Irreversible effects of xylene on the brain after long term exposure: a quantitative study of DNA and the glial cell marker proteins S-100 and GFA.
198619 citationsauthor #2
Chronic effects of perchloroethylene and trichloroethylene on the gerbil brain amino acids and glutathione.
198618 citationsauthor #4
Comment on the interpretation of effects caused by chronic trichloroethylene exposure.
19861 citationsauthor #1
Astrogliosis in the cerebral cortex of gerbils after long-term exposure to 1,1,1-trichloroethane.
198538 citationsauthor #3
Effects of organic solvents on motor activity in mice.
198555 citationsauthor #1
Chronic effects of perchloroethylene on the composition of lipid and acyl groups in cerebral cortex and hippocampus of the gerbil.
198422 citationsauthor #3
Reduction of brain specific gravity in mice prenatally exposed to trichloroethylene.
198413 citationsauthor #2
Chronic effects of trichloroethylene upon S-100 protein content and lipid composition in gerbil cerebellum.
19849 citationsauthor #6
Pitfalls in the interpretation of long-term inhalation experiments.
19843 citationsauthor #1
Dose related effect of tri= and perchloroethylene inhalation in mice
19830 citationsauthor #1
Irreversible changes in the gerbil brain after chronic exposure to organic solvents
19830 citationsauthor #5
Effects of long-term exposure to trichloroethylene on the behavior of Mongolian gerbils (Meriones unguiculatus).
19815 citationsauthor #1
Mechanisms of the Feulgen acid hydrolysis
198027 citationsauthor #1
Irreversible effects of trichloroethylene exposure on the central nervous system.
198042 citationsauthor #1
DIFFERENTIAL SENSITIVITY AMONG DISCRETE BRAIN AREAS FOLLOWING INHALATION OF AN ORGANIC SOLVENT
19800 citationsauthor #6
The effect of sodium chloride on the extraction of DNA fragments during Feulgen acid hydrolysis
19774 citationsauthor #1
The influence of natural and induced changes in chromatin on the Feulgen hydrolysis.
19773 citationsauthor #1
Temperature and acid concentration in the search for optimum Feulgen hydrolysis conditions.
197735 citationsauthor #1
Control of extraction of deoxyribonucleic acid and apurinic acid by polyethylene glycol in Feulgen hydrolysis.
197714 citationsauthor #1
A model of the breakdown and removal of the chromatin components during Feulgen acid hydrolysis
197612 citationsauthor #1
Histochemical properties of spermatozoa and somatic cells. I. Relations between the Feulgen hydrolysis pattern and the composition of the nucleoproteins
19757 citationsauthor #1
Histochemical properties of spermatozoa and somatic cells. II. Differences in the Feulgen hydrolysis pattern induced through alterations of the nucleoprotein complex
19756 citationsauthor #1
A cytophotometric study of the DNA distribution in ehrlich ascites tumour populations at different stages of development
19745 citationsauthor #2
Influence of acid concentration and temperature on fixed chromatin during feulgen hydrolysis
197226 citationsauthor #2
Relations between basic proteins and nucleic acids in Acanthamoeba.
19693 citationsauthor #3
The correspondence between growth, attachment and multinuclearity in Acanthamoeba.
19686 citationsauthor #1

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1977 56 citations

1980 69 citations

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1984 47 citations

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1987 80 citations

1990 33 citations

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1993 361 citations

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2002 134 citations

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2004 140 citations

2005 27 citations

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2009 46 citations

2011 27 citations

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