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Query: UMLS:C0240066 (
iron deficiency
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The authors report a personal chronological series of 100 cancer patients submitted to an analytical study, and noted thrombocytosis in 18% of cases. They attempt to draw up a correlation between the presence of increased platelets, and the site of the primary tumour, its spread, the state of anemia or
iron deficiency
in these patients. During a general review of the literature, they compare their results with those of various american and german series and report the various pathogenic hypotheses suggested upto date. They emphasise the fact that routine platelet counts may be of great interest in the detection of certain early carcinomas in spite of the generally moderate levels of thrombocytosis observed. They therefore have a place in routine health checks.
Sem
Hop
1977 Oct 23
PMID:[Thrombocytosis and cancer. Apropos of a chronological series of 100 patients]. 20 58
Automatic cell counters introduce a new interpretation of the MCHC. The automatic MCHC does not fall in cases of thalassemia or of
iron deficiency
, except in the severest; so it serves now little practical purpose. The manual MCHC continues to be a useful index of hypochromia, but does not reflect the true haemoglobin concentration in red cells, and it remains less and less in use.
Sem
Hop
PMID:[Must we teach, today, the MCHC (Mean Corpuscular Haemoglobin Concentration)? (author's transl)]. 624 10
Enlarged spleen, fever, increased susceptibility to infections, and thrombocytosis, are manifestations of
iron deficiency
which are relatively specific of pediatric patients. Iron deficiency anemia is part of everyday pediatrics. Patients are referred to the hematologist in the following situations: 1) Therapy is ineffective for one of the following reasons: the hypochromic anemia is not caused by
iron deficiency
(hemoglobinopathies); iron is less efficiently used because of transferrin deficiency or infectious, inflammatory or cancerous disease; iron therapy is inadequate either because of insufficient dosage or of suboptimal duration. 2) A relapse occurs in spite of adequate therapy. Before investigating the digestive tract, abnormal hemostasis. Osler-Weber-Rendu syndrome and pulmonary hemosiderosis should be considered. 3) Iron deficiency anemia is less common in adolescents. This condition, known as chlorosis, results mainly from increased needs, unbalanced diet, and onset of menses. In some cases no explanation is found but iron therapy leads to recovery. 4) Difficult problems arise in patients with complex anemias:
iron deficiency
with folic acid or vitamin B12 deficiency; hyposideremia complicating one of the hemoglobinopathies.
Sem
Hop
1982 Nov 25
PMID:[Iron-deficiency anemia. Hematologist's viewpoint]. 629 49
Three studies of materno-fetal iron and folate status are analyzed. Repercussions of maternal iron and folate deficiencies on neonates are investigated. The incidence of
iron deficiency
is high during pregnancy and increases in multiparous and alien women. Although no correlation was found between mothers' and neonates' ferritinemia, maternal
iron deficiency
was shown to influence fetal hemoglobin synthesis and iron stores. Folate deficiency in mothers had no obvious incidence on hematological parameters in neonates. However it does influence gestation duration and therefore birthweight.
Sem
Hop
1983 Feb 10
PMID:[Maternal iron and folate deficiencies. Effects on the newborn infant]. 630 80
The proteomic profile of thylakoid membranes and the changes induced in that proteome by
iron deficiency
have been studied by using thylakoid preparations from Beta vulgaris plants grown in hydroponics. Two different 2-D electrophoresis approaches have been used to study these proteomes: isoelectrical focusing followed by SDS PAGE (
IEF
-SDS PAGE) and blue-native polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis followed by SDS PAGE (BN-SDS PAGE). These techniques resolved approximately 110-140 and 40 polypeptides, respectively.
Iron deficiency
induced significant changes in the thylakoid sugar beet proteome profiles: the relative amounts of electron transfer protein complexes were reduced, whereas those of proteins participating in leaf carbon fixation-linked reactions were increased. A set of polypeptides, which includes several enzymes related to metabolism, was detected in thylakoid preparations from Fe-deficient Beta vulgaris leaves by using BN-SDS PAGE, suggesting that they may be associated with these thylakoids in vivo. The BN-SDS PAGE technique has been proven to be a better method than
IEF
-SDS PAGE to resolve highly hydrophobic integral membrane proteins from thylakoid preparations, allowing for the identification of complexes and determination of their polypeptidic components.
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PMID:Proteomic profiles of thylakoid membranes and changes in response to iron deficiency. 1696 15
Iron plays a crucial role in metabolism as a key component of catalytic and redox cofactors, such as heme or iron-sulfur clusters in enzymes and electron-transporting or regulatory proteins. Limitation of iron availability by the host is also one of the mechanisms involved in immunity. Pathogens must regulate their protein expression according to the iron concentration in their environment and optimize their metabolic pathways in cases of limitation through the availability of respective cofactors. Trichomonas vaginalis, a sexually transmitted pathogen of humans, requires high iron levels for optimal growth. It is an anaerobe that possesses hydrogenosomes, mitochondrion-related organelles that harbor pathways of energy metabolism and iron-sulfur cluster assembly. We analyzed the proteomes of hydrogenosomes obtained from cells cultivated under iron-rich and iron-deficient conditions employing two-dimensional peptide separation combining
IEF
and nano-HPLC with quantitative MALDI-MS/MS. We identified 179 proteins, of which 58 were differentially expressed.
Iron deficiency
led to the upregulation of proteins involved in iron-sulfur cluster assembly and the downregulation of enzymes involved in carbohydrate metabolism. Interestingly, iron affected the expression of only some of multiple protein paralogues, whereas the expression of others was iron independent. This finding indicates a stringent regulation of differentially expressed multiple gene copies in response to changes in the availability of exogenous iron.
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PMID:Iron-induced changes in the proteome of Trichomonas vaginalis hydrogenosomes. 2374 75