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In 56 patients with Hodgkin's disease, the following bloodtests were carried out: erythrocyte sedimentation rate (ESR), fibrinogen, alpha2-globuline, serium iron concentrations and alkaline phosphatase activity. In some patients we additionally measured alkaline leucocyte phosphatase and serum ribonuclease activity. In our series ESR, serum iron and alpha2-globuline concentrations were the most sensitive metabolic parameters. A rise in fibrinogen concentration, alkaline phosphatase and serum ribonclease activity seems to indicate extensive disease. It is not possible, however, to discern between a state of remission and stage I by means of these parameters. ESR, serum iron and alpha2-globuline concentrations might be either elevated or normal in both instances. These parameters seem important in order to distinguish between a remission or stage I on the one hand and extensive disease in stage III and IV on the other hand. Concomitant findings of ESR above 40 mmh, elevated concentrations of fibrinogen and alpha2-globuline, as well as elevated alkaline phosphatase and serum and serum ribonuclease activity mostly indicate stage III or IV.
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PMID:[Significance of metabolic parameters in Hodgkin's disease (author's transl)]. 5 79

By application of electron cytochemical techniques to cerebellar tissue, the presence of proteoglycans was demonstrated at the axoplasmic matrix of mossy fiber endings. Blocks of glutaraldehyde (G) fixed mouse cerebellum were processed according to the following procedures: a) Some pieces of tissue were post-fixed in osmium tetroxide, dehydrated by ethanol and embedded in araldite. b) Other pieces were sectioned to 30 mum thick and then immersed in Alcian blue solution pH = 2.7 followed by osmium tetroxide fixation, dehydrated and embedded in araldite (GABOUL procedure). c) Parallel slices of (b) previous to Alcian blue immersion were washed and incubated in either methanol-HCl, neuraminidase, ribonuclease or testicular hyaluronidase with their respective controls. d) Other blocks of G fixed tissue without any other treatment and fixation were dehydrated and embedded in araldite. Ultrathin sections of a, b and c were doubly stained with uranyl acetate and lead citrate while ultrathin sections of (d) were stained with the osmium coordination compound Os-DMEDA. The electron microscopic study revealed at the presynaptic axoplasm of mossy fiber rosettes, the presence of a GABOUL and Os-DMEDA positive electron dense material surrounding synaptic vesicles and continuous with presynaptic dense projections. This material which coincides with cytonet distribution was resistant to neuraminidase and ribonuclease and sensible to hyaluronidase and carboxymethylation. These findings permit us to conclude that the axoplasmic material of mossy fiber endings is constituted by proteoglycans in which hyaluronic acid and chondroitin 4-and/or 6-sulphate are present. The probable importance of these proteoglycans in synaptic mechanisms is also discussed.
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PMID:Electron microscopic demonstration of hyaluronidase sensible proteoglycans at the presynaptic area in mouse cerebellar cortex. 6 92

In order to better characterize the new rapid staining method for flow cytofluorometry proposed by Krishan, we have tested its stability and several other properties, and have carried out a quantitative comparison of the fluorescence histograms obtained using propidium iodide or the acriflavine-Feulgen staining procedure. Using a human hematopoietic cell line in the logarithmic phase of growth, and analyzing the data by means of a mathematical method we have devised, we found that the fluorescence intentsity of cells stained with propidium iodide remains stable for at least 48 h; it is insensitive to dye concentration between 0.025 and 0.10 mg/ml (37-150 muM); it is not affected by incubation with ribonuclease before staining; propidium iodide in 0.1% sodium citrate remains stable for at least 20 days; and quantitative estimates of the fractions of cells in the different phases of the cell cycle are in good agreement with those obtained from acriflavine-Feulgen staining and from autoradiography after pulse labeling with tritiated thymidine. We conclude that this method is useful for the measurement of relative DNA content by flow cytofluorometry, although modifications in the technique are necessary for some cell types which grow in monolayers.
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PMID:Flow cytofluorometric analysis of cell cycle distributions using propidium iodide. Properties of the method and mathematical analysis of the data. 6 66

It seems from the literature that colloidal iron (C.I.) binding sites on cell surfaces cannot be completely removed by treatment with Vibrio Colerae alpha-neuraminidase. We wondered if C.I. particles bind to negative groups other than the carboxyl groups of sialic acids. Using HeLa cells from suspension cultures and fresh human erythrocytes, we examined, with the transmission electronmicroscope, the influence of the following enzymatic and histochemical treatments on C.I. staining: alpha-neuraminidase; hyaluronidase; ribonuclease; alpha-amylase; mild methylation (MM); MM + saponification (Sap.); MM + Sap +MM; MM + Sap + alpha-neuraminidase; active methylation (AM); AM + Sap; AM + Sap + AM; AM + Sap + alpha-neuraminiadase; CH3OH (80%); Sap. It seemed from these experiments that the carboxyl groups of alpha-neuraminidase sensitive sialic acids constitute the majority of binding sites for C.I. to these particular cells. The most interesting candidates for the residual binding of C.I. are carboxyl groups of alpha-neuraminidase resistant molecules, sulfon, sulfin, and sulfate groups.
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PMID:Cytochemistry of colloidal iron binding to the surface of Hela cells and human erythrocytes. 6 32

This study describes the isolation and partial characterization of a Chlamydia trachomatis specific antigen. A species-specific antigen of C. trachomatis (antigen-0.65) was identified by two-dimensional immunoelectrophoresis. Antiserum specific for antigen-0.65 was prepared in rabbits by immunizing with agarose-gel precipitates excised from two-dimensional immunoelectrophorograms. Purified gamma-globulins from antigen-0.65 specific serum were coupled to the N-hydroxysuccinimide ester derivative of agarose which was then used for the immunoadsorbent purification of antigen-0.65 from Triton X-100 solubilized lymphogranuloma venereum (L2/434/Bu) organisms. The isolated antigen was immunochemically pure when tested against rabbit antiserum prepared to LGV-434 organisms by using rocket and two-dimensional immunoelectrophoresis. Antigenicity was destroyed by protease treatment and heating at 56 degrees C for 30 min, but the antigen was stable to ribonuclease, deoxyribonuclease, periodate oxidation and pH extremes of 2.2 and 10.6. Polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis of purified antigen showed a major protein band with an apparent m.w. of 155,000.
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PMID:Purification of a Chlamydia trachomatis-specific antigen by immunoadsorption with monospecific antibody. 6 24

C-type particles secreted in vivo by MOPC-315 myeloma cells were characterized. These particles localize at a density of 1-16 g/ml in sucrose and possess a 60 to 70S RNA and an RNA-instructed DNA polymerase. Endogenous enzyme activity requires manganese and is inhibited by ribonuclease or by the omission of any of the deoxynucleoside triphosphates. The enzyme utilizes the virus 60 to 70S RNA as a template to synthesize DNA molecules which specifically hybridize to the homologous RNA.
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PMID:RNA-instructed DNA polymerase associated with C-type particles produced in vivo by murine myeloma cells. 6 43

The authors conducted a comparative study of the therapeutical effectivity of ribonuclease, hetero- and homologic specific gamma-globulin used in 189 children with tick-borne encephalitis in the acute period of the disease. It was established that there was a significant advantage of ribonuclease before serotherapy. During ribonuclease treatment the febrile period of the disease was much less, while the meningeal symptoms disappeared more rapidly with normalization of the CSF.
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PMID:[Experience with the etiotropic treatment of children with tick-bone encephalitis]. 6 84

An immunological method is used to follow the folding of different portions of the reduced bovine pancreatic ribonuclease molecule during air oxidation. Antibodies that react specifically with segments 1-13, 31-79, and 80-124 of native ribonuclease, as they are folded, were purified by affinity chromatography, using antiserum to native ribonuclease and columns to which the ribonuclease fragments were attached. The kinetics of reaction between these prufied antibodies and refolded portions that are produced when reduced rebonuclease is oxidized by air demonstrate the presence of intermediate states of folding, and are consistent with folding of the anti-genic determinants in the order 80-124, 1-13, and 31-79. The relative stabilities of each of these segments to thermal denaturation in the native protein provide additional evidence that the native conformation of region 80-124 is a very stable one in the intact molecule. On the basis of these two types of evidence, it appears that segment 80-124 contains a nucleation site for the folding of the protein molecule.
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PMID:Immunological determination of the order of folding of portions of the molecule during air oxidation of reduced ribonuclease. 6 32

A protein, not antigenically related to the immunoglobulins, has been isolated by affinity chromatography from the serum of rabbits immunized with dinitrophenylated human gamma-globulin. Its concentration in the serum reaches maximum during the first three days which follow the injection. On "Sephadex G-200", it is eluted after the ribonuclease. Its electrophoretic mobility is slower than that of the IgG.
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PMID:[Isolation, from anti-dinitrophenyl sera taken at the beginning of immunization, of a protein combining with the hapten and which is not related to immunoglobulins]. 6 97

Fifteen patients with epidermal nuclear staining on direct immunofluorescence of normal skin and high titer serum antibody to ribonuclease-sensitive extractable nuclear antigen (ENA) had diffuse nonscarring and focal alopecia, abnormal pigmentation, swollen hands with sclerodactyly, and chronic cutaneous lupus erythematosus (LE) as the most common dermatologic features. Direct immunofluorescence of normal, unexposed skin revealed a particulate ('speckled') epidermal nuclear staining pattern in all 15 patients and subepidermal immunoglobulin deposits in 5. Ribonucleoprotein antibodies in high titer are associated with this characteristic type of epidermal nuclear staining. These findings provide easily detectable markers for a less aggressive subset of LE characterized by distinctive clinical and laboratory features consistent with mixed connective tissue disease.
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PMID:Mixed connective tissue disease syndrome. 6 24


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