PMID-sentid	Pub_year	Sent_text		comp_official_name	comp_offsetprotein_name	organism	prot_offset
17449793-0	2007	Effect of intravenous albumin infusion on brain salicylate concentration.	Salicylates	48-58	albumin	Sus scrofa	22-29	
17449793-2	2007	The binding of salicylate to albumin is saturable; free plasma salicylate concentrations rise disproportionately to total drug levels.	Salicylates	15-25	albumin	Sus scrofa	29-36	
17449793-4	2007	infusion of albumin would cause a redistribution of salicylate from the brain back into the plasma, which might allow enough time for hemodialysis to be instituted.	Salicylates	52-62	albumin	Sus scrofa	12-19	
17449793-6	2007	albumin infusion would lower brain salicylate concentrations through redistribution in a porcine model of acute salicylate poisoning.	Salicylates	35-45	albumin	Sus scrofa	0-7	
17449793-14	2007	RESULTS: Average peak serum total salicylate concentrations of 105.5 and 109 mg/dL were achieved in control and albumin-treated animals, respectively.	Salicylates	34-44	albumin	Sus scrofa	112-119	
17449793-15	2007	Albumin infusion was accompanied by statistically significant increases in serum total salicylate concentrations (median from 79.5 to 86.9 mg/dL at 75 minutes), while levels decreased slightly in control animals.	Salicylates	87-97	albumin	Sus scrofa	0-7	
17449793-16	2007	Serum free salicylate concentrations decreased slightly in albumin-treated animals, but the difference was not statistically significant.	Salicylates	11-21	albumin	Sus scrofa	59-66	
17449793-17	2007	Median brain salicylate concentrations were about 14% lower in the albumin treatment group (17.8 mg/100 g brain) compared with controls (20.5 mg/100 g brain); this approached statistical significance (p = 0.075).	Salicylates	13-23	albumin	Sus scrofa	67-74	
17449793-18	2007	Median urinary salicylate excretion was higher in the albumin-treated group (0.83 vs. 0.48 g; p = 0.072), with similar urinary pH and volumes in both groups.	Salicylates	15-25	albumin	Sus scrofa	54-61	
17449793-20	2007	infusion of 1.25 g/kg albumin was accompanied by a 14% decline in median brain salicylate concentrations, which approached statistical significance.	Salicylates	79-89	albumin	Sus scrofa	22-29