The method of obtaining immunotropic antiviral preparation
CA 2399310 C · Owner: Ladygina, Alexandra Yurievna · Inventors: Kaplin, Valery Yurievich; Vainberg, Mikhail Yurievich; Ladygina, Alexandra Yurievna
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The invention relates to chemical and pharmaceutical industry and medicine namely, to , the method of obtaining immunotropic apyrogenic, non-toxic, non-resistant , preparations possessing high antiviral activity towards RNA- and DNA-viruses and under multiple , infection, these preparations being obtained from animal material (soft roe of sturgeon fish or , salmon fish, calf thymus chicken blood, pig spleen). To obtain immunotropic antiviral , pharmaceutical preparations possessing high therapeutic activity towards RNA- and DNA-viruses , defatted soft roe of sturgeon fish or salmon fish or calf thymus, or chicken , blood, or pig spleen are ground and homogenized in citrate-salt …
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