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Figure 2 | Critical Care

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From: Is pharmacological, H2S-induced 'suspended animation' feasible in the ICU?

Figure 2

Leak respiration (Le ak), i. e., O 2 consumption necessary to compensate for the proton leakage, slipping, and cationexchange along the inner mitochondrial membrane; maximal oxidative phosphorylation (OxPhos); and maximal O 2 uptake in the uncoupled state (ETS) in immediate post-mortem liver biopsies of animals undergoing hemorrhage and resuscitation treated with vehicle and Na 2 S infusion started simultaneously with the initiation of blood withdrawal. For protocol details, see [30]. All data are mean ± SD of O2 uptake in pmol/s/mg tissue; dark blue columns: vehicle, n = 9; light blue columns: Na2S, n = 10.

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