Does affinity of low molecular weight fucoidan for P-selectin trigger its binding to activated human platelets?
Low molecular weight fucoidan is a promising therapeutic agent of natural origin for biomedical applications.
In general, patients in a clinical rehabilitation programme experience adequate cardiorespiratory strain to potentially induce an aerobic training effect. The large variation in cardiorespiratory strain, however, necessitates individual monitoring to ensure proper exercise intensity. The Borg scale was shown to be of limited value for this monitoring, and therefore the use of HR monitors during rehabilitation should be considered.