De la tuberculose de l'œsophage

Hamberger, C.‐A.

doi:10.3109/00016484509120198

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“…Whether this change is due to transformation of DNA into RNA cannot a t present be stated. Changes in the nucleic acid content or Nissl substance of nervous tissue on stimulation have been previously reported by several workers, most recently by Hyden (1943) and Hamberger & Hyden (1945). The data reported in this paper indicate a very great sensitivity of the nucleic acid system in peripheral nerve to both stimulation and traum a.…”

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The nucleic acid content of peripheral nerve in degeneration and activity

Causey

Stratmann

1956

Proc. R. Soc. Lond. B

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Total nucleic acid (TNA) and deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) of degenerating and stimulated sciatic nerves of rabbits have been determined. The ratio DNA/TNA in normal nerves was 0·59. In degenerating nerve the total nucleic acid content increased during the first 96 h, though there was little increase in DNA, the increase being presumably mainly in the fraction containing ribonucleic acid (RNA). On the contralateral side the TNA content remained unchanged, but the DNA/TNA ratio decreased to a small extent. After stimulation of the sciatic nerve for 4 h TNA remained unchanged but DNA decreased markedly.

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