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In this case report, the patient had been delivered by Caesarean section and weighed only 4 pounds at birth. The mother was O negative, the father A positive, and the infant A positive. Initial red cell count was 2.85 million/cu mm; white cell count, 19,200/cu mm; and hemoglobin 70% of normal. At 3 months of age hemoglobin was 10% of normal. Bone marrow examination revealed marked erythroid hyperplasia. A diagnosis of Blackfan-Diamond syndrome was made. He received blood transfusions every 2 or 3 weeks for the first 4 years of his life. During his lifetime he received 433 units of packed cells for the treatment of congenital hypoplastic anemia. Vitamin-B12, folic acid, and
iron
were given without benefit. At 8 years of age a spelectomy was done. 20 months after surgery he recovered from pneumonococcal meningitis without sequelae. Progressive signs of hemochromatosis developed and finally progressive signs of heart failure with edema. At 24 years of age severe epigastric pain developed. An open liver biopsy disclosed multiple liver nodules which proved to be hepatoma. Severe ascites followed the surgery. Pulmonary metastases of the liver
tumor
developed and heart failure. He died at age 25. This patient had received no androgen. He was consistently hepatitis antigen negative. He was prepubertal at the age of 25 and had almost no endogenous androgens. Alpha-fetoglobin was present. This test may be useful as a screening test for hepatoma.
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PMID:Hepatocellular carcinoma, transfusion-induced hemochromatosis and congenital hypoplastic anemia (Blackfan-Diamond syndrome). 18 Aug 2
ACTH and cAMP stimulate steroidogenesis and the mitochondrial electron transport system for steroid hydroxylation in cultured mouse adrenal cortex
tumor
cells. During this stimulation, the biosynthesis of adrenodoxin, a non-heme
iron
protein which is one of the electron transport enzymes, was examined. 14C-labeled adrenodoxin was isolated by employing a purified rabbit antibody to bovine adrenodoxin. The antibody-adrenodoxin precipitates were further purified by acrylamide gel electrophoresis. It was observed that the biosynthesis of adrenodoxin was stimulated in response to ACTH induction and that this stimulation was completely inhibited with cycloheximide and partially inhibited with chloramphenicol. As a result, it was concluded that adrenodoxin requires both mitochondrial and cytosol ribosomal activities for its synthesis and integration into adrenal mitochondria.
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PMID:Biosynthesis of adrenodoxin in mouse adrenal tumor cells. 18 50
Measurement of the incorporation of
iron
into liver cells and liver ferritin of the rat revealed that both incorporated less
iron
under
tumor
-bearing condition than in the normal state.
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PMID:Iron incorporation into liver cells and ferritin of tumor-bearing rats. 19 25
The concentration of
iron
(III)-transferrin (IT) in whole blood and serum, along with another high-spin (five unpaired electrons)
iron
complex (probably IT) accumulated by
tumor
tissue, was investigated by electron paramagnetic resonance (EPR) spectroscopy during the development of Murphy-Sturm rat lymphosarcoma. The observed changes in concentration (microgram/ml) of IT in sera/blood were generally complementary to those from tissue and the character of the modifications suggested the existence of three distinct phases of systemic response to the implantation: (1) an initial response, evidenced by a sharp reduction in serum IT and somewhat high tissue-IT concentration (microgram/g); (2) a period in which the
tumor
is (2) a period in which the
tumor
is becoming established, indicated by relatively constant tissue IT levels and near normal serum IT; and (3) the onset of rapid cell multiplication, characterized by increased total tissue-IT accumulation that rises to above 200% of normal available serum
iron
, increasing tissue-IT concentration, and rapidly declining serum-IT concentration. The results suggest that, in the face of an implanted
tumor
there are two detectable abnormal serum-IT responses: (1) an initial change, probably due to systemic blockage of
iron
reutilization; and (2) extraction of IT from serum by multiplying
tumor
cells, which is probably a major contributor to reduced serum-IT levels and ultimately anemia.
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PMID:Electron paramagnetic resonance investigation of high-spin iron (III) in cancer. 21 Mar 66
Cadmium, zinc, copper levels and zinc-copper, zinc-bromine, iorn-zinc,
iron
-copper and
iron
-bromine ratios are measured in neoplastic and normal kidney samples from humans by the particle induced X-ray emission analysis (PIXE) technique. It is found that cadmium which is normally present in the tubular cells of kidney is not detectable in
tumor
samples. It is also observed that the zinc-copper ratios in all neoplastic kidney tissues are decreased, but this observation cannot be extended to other element ratios.
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PMID:Trace element concentrations in renal cell carcinoma. 21 75
This is a clinicopathologic study of 21 cases of mucinous sweat gland adenocarcinoma involving the eyelid. The
tumor
occurred in middle-aged adults (median age 60 years) and has a predilection for males. In this series eight patients (40%) had one or more local recurrences, one of whom died with extensive local invasion of the face after multiple recurrences in a 15-year interval. Only one patient had metastasis to the submandibular lymph nodes, which was treated by radical neck dissection. Involvement of the head, especially the face and scalp, was observed in 78% of the cases from the literature. Combining our cases with those previously reported, we found that the eyelid was involved in almost half of the cases (21 out of 45 lesions). We believe that the identification by light microscopy of a mixed population of light and dark secretory cells within the
tumor
lobules, the histochemical findings (presence of sialomucin and absence of
iron
as well as periodic acid-Schiff positive, diastase-resistant granules), and the results of ultrastructural studies support the histogenetic postulate that this mucinous adenocarcinoma is probably derived from the secretory cells of the eccrine coil. Our interpretation concurs with Headington's view of origin from the eccrine glands.
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PMID:Mucinous sweat gland adenocarcinoma of eyelid: a clinicopathologic study of 21 cases with histochemical and electron microscopic observations. 22 76
Serum
iron
, an
iron
absorption test, transferrin and serumferritin were investigated in patients with malignant disease. A positive correlation was found between increased serumferritin and decreased transferrin and the clinical
tumor
staging in single cases of acute leukemia and in advanced
tumor
stages.
...
PMID:[Transferrin and serum ferritin in tumor patients]. 29 27
In 55 patients with malignant melanoma, in addition to hematologic parameters and blood chemistry, serumferritin was measured by a two-site IRMA-technique using a heterologous antibody system (Behringwerke).
Tumor
localisation was exactly classified due to a staging system (stage I--III). Elevation of serumferritin values in stage III was highly significant (p less than 0.0005) compared to stage I and II, as well as to normal controls (n = 60). There was no significant correlation between serumferritin and sedimentation rate, erythrocytes or serum
iron
. Only in stage III we found a significant negative correlation (p less than 0.05) between serumferritin and hemoglobin. Compared to normal controls, patients with stage III showed a significant decrease in serum-
iron
(p less than 0.01). A significant increase was found concerning serum-copper levels in all patients with melanoma. Though radioimmunometric methods now are not sensitive enough for the determination of
tumor
-specific isoferritins, serumferritin might be useful in detecting patients with malignant melanoma (stage III).
...
PMID:[Serum ferritin in patients with malignant melanoma]. 29 28
Spleen cells of C57BL/6J mice bearing a poorly immunogenic syngeneic
tumor
T241 have been shown to suppress the mitogen-induced proliferative responses of normal spleen cells. However, no suppressive effect of these cells was observed on the generation of cytotoxic cells following immunization in vitro against H-2 histocompatibility antigens. The suppressor activity disappeared rapidly after the removal of the primary tumor. Spleen cells of
tumor
-bearing mice also suppressed the mitogen-induced stimulation of normal spleen cells of mice of different H-2 loci. Removal of phagocytic cells with carbonyl
iron
treatment had very little effect on the suppressor activity. Suppressor activity was enhanced following fractionation of cells through nylon wool columns. The suppressor population was found to resist anti-immunoglobulin serum and complement treatment, but treatment with anti-thymocyte serum and complement drastically reduced the suppressor activity. These results indicate that cells with suppressor activity have characteristics of T-lymphocytes.
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PMID:Presence of suppressor cells in spleens of mice bearing a weakly immunogenic syngeneic tumor. 31 43
To evaluate the ultrastructural distribution of transferrin on the surface of L1210 ascites
tumor
cells, we used ferrocyanide to stain ferric
iron
(Prussian blue reaction) in transferrin, as well as in ferritin conjugated to antibody that was immunologically attached to the transferrin. Small deposits averaging 5 nm in diameter identified transferrin
iron
, whereas large cuboidal deposits averaging 50 nm in diameter stained ferritin conjugated-antibody that was bound to both transferrin and apotransferrin on the cell surface. The ability of transferrin to deliver
iron
to ascites
tumor
cells was confirmed by kinetic studies of transferrin labeled with 59Fe and 125I. These preliminary results are consistent with release of transferrin
iron
at the cell surface and demonstrate additional uses for ferrocyanide in ultrastructural cytochemical techniques.
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PMID:Ferrocyanide staining of transferrin and ferritin-conjugated antibody to transferrin. 44 60
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