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So 1100
oil containing 70.2% linoleic acid and 8.7% gamma-linolenic acid
Also Known As:
So-1100
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Bio-Agent Context: Research Results
Lipids: 114793
Fatty Acids: 27405
Unsaturated Fatty Acids: 8236
Essential Fatty Acids: 734
Linolenic Acids: 96
gamma-Linolenic Acid: 351
So 1100: 2
Linoleic Acids: 78
So 1100: 2
Omega-6 Fatty Acids: 555
gamma-Linolenic Acid: 351
So 1100: 2
Linoleic Acids: 78
So 1100: 2
Related Diseases
1.
Necrosis
07/01/1993 - "
Late skin damage, assessed in terms of late erythema or dermal necrosis, was also reduced with So-1100, with DMFs of 1.14-1.51.
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12/01/1994 - "
A 3.0 ml daily dose of either So-1100 or So-5407 given prior to, but also after irradiation with single and fractionated doses of beta-rays produced the most significant modification to the radiation reactions, effects consistent with dose modification factors between 1.06-1.24 for the acute reactions of bright red erythema and/or moist desquamation, and of 1.14-1.35 for the late reactions of dusky/mauve erythema and dermal necrosis.
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2.
Erythema
07/01/1993 - "
The severity of the acute reaction, assessed in terms of erythema or moist desquamation, was significantly less in those pigs that received So-1100 both before and after irradiation, as compared with those receiving that oil only prior to irradiation and the 'placebo' groups.
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07/01/1993 - "
Late skin damage, assessed in terms of late erythema or dermal necrosis, was also reduced with So-1100, with DMFs of 1.14-1.51.
"
12/01/1994 - "
A 3.0 ml daily dose of either So-1100 or So-5407 given prior to, but also after irradiation with single and fractionated doses of beta-rays produced the most significant modification to the radiation reactions, effects consistent with dose modification factors between 1.06-1.24 for the acute reactions of bright red erythema and/or moist desquamation, and of 1.14-1.35 for the late reactions of dusky/mauve erythema and dermal necrosis.
"
Related Drugs and Biologics
1.
So 5407