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Tödliche Tetrachlorkohlenstoffvergiftung
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Buchbesprechungen
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Anaemia and Post-Cricoid Carcinoma
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Comparative Changes in the Mouse Spleen During Immunostimulation or Immuno-suppression
In an early search for the prominent histologic lesion responsible for the elevation of the primary antibody response in rabbits to bovine γ-globulin (BGG) by endotoxin, our attention was focused on the germin...
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The effect of microcytosis on red cell constituents
Der Gehalt an Riboflavin, Azetylcholin-Esterase, Glutamat-Oxalacetat-Transaminase, Glutamat-Pyruvat-Transaminase und Folinsäure wurde in menschlichen Erythrozyten verschiedener Grössenordnung bestimmt. Die Erg...
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Effect of Gastric Juice and pH on Inorganic Iron in Solution
THE absorption of ionized iron in humans is influenced by gastric acidity1–3. Ferric ions in solution usually form complex mixtures in which the metal is co-ordinated to a number of hydroxyl ions and in some cond...
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On the temperature dependence of the ratio of O VIII Ly-α and Ly-β radiation from the solar corona
The incorporation of two-photon transitions between the levels 2s and 1s into the calculation of level populations of the hydrogenic O7+ ion reduces the coronal temperature, deduced from the Ly-α - Ly-β ratio, fr...
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An empirical interpolation formula for the ionization cross-sections of hydrogen-like ions
Interpolation formulae as function of the atomic number have been found for the two parameters in Drawin's empirical expression for the ionization cross-section from the ground level of hydrogen-like ions. A f...
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Iron Turnover in the Skin
THE stratified squamous epithelium of human skin is constantly renewed by multiplication of the cells of the stratum germinativum. These cells migrate towards the surface, undergo keratinization and are eventu...
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Non-ferritin Iron Compound in Rat Small Intestinal Mucosa during Iron Absorption
THE transfer of iron across the mucosal cells of the small intestine is an active metabolic process, and part of the iron taken up by the cells is rapidly delivered to the plasma while some of the remaining ir...
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Iron Metabolism in Hodgkin's Disease
An evaluation of iron metabolism has been carried out in 23 untreated patients with Hodgkin's disease and 6 patients with other lymphomata. The reduction in red cell life span is related to the stage of the di...
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Ferritinaemia in Leukaemia and Hodgkin's Disease
The serum ferritin concentration is increased in both acute myeloblastic leukaemia and Hodgkin's disease. In acute leukaemia the mean concentration is about ten times the normal level and is associated with a ...
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Interplanetary Shock Waves from McMath Region 11976 during its Passage in August 1972
(J. Geophys. Res). The August 1972 events provided an excellent opportunity for synthesizing a variety of observations in a coordinated fashion for the purpose of improving flare-shock associations, and our under...
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Ferritin synthesis in normal and leukaemic leukocytes
SERUM ferritin concentration is normally directly related to body iron stores1,2 but abnormally high values are also found in patients with leukaemia3. The greatest amounts are present in patients with acute myel...
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Internal regulation of iron absorption
MCCANCE and Widdowson1 concluded that body iron content is regulated by variation in the amount absorbed and not by variation in excretion, and many workers have since attempted to define the factors which relate...
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Letter: Serum ferritin, alpha2 H globulin and malignant disease
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Serum ferritin concentration in untreated Hodgkin's disease
Serum ferritin has been estimated in 125 untreated patients with Hodgkin's disease. Increasing concentrations are found at each advancing stage of the disease and high concentrations are found in patients with...
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Serum ferritin concentration in early breast cancer
The concentration of circulating ferritin was measured in 250 normal adult women and 229 women presenting with early breast cancer. Ferritin concentrations are higher in cancer patients than in normal women. P...
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Isoferritins in acute leukaemia
Leucocytes containing a high proportion of blast cells were obtained from 11 patients with acute myeloid leukaemia, and leucocytes were also obtained from 2 normal subjects. Ferritin was partially purified fro...
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Iron binding proteins
Iron is a highly reactive metal which will bind to a wide variety of biological substances including sugars, amino acids, nucleotides, peptides and proteins. To discuss iron binding proteins is to discuss almo...
