<i>SECTION OF BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES</i>: NEW ASPECTS OF CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE: SENILE CARDIOVASCULAR AMYLOIDOSIS (FLUORESCENCE MICROSCOPIC INVESTIGATIONS)*

Schwartz, Philip

doi:10.1111/j.2164-0947.1967.tb02450.x

Trans NY Acad Sci

1967

DOI: 10.1111/j.2164-0947.1967.tb02450.x

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SECTION OF BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES: NEW ASPECTS OF CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE: SENILE CARDIOVASCULAR AMYLOIDOSIS (FLUORESCENCE MICROSCOPIC INVESTIGATIONS)*

Philip Schwartz

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“…The electron‐microscopic lesions occurring in man and the rabbit have been described by Cohen et al (18, 20–22), and those in the duck by Duncan et al (23). Schwartz (4) and Vassar and Culling (24) have demonstrated the significance of fluorescent techniques in the demonstration of amyloid in tissues. The chemical characteristics of amyloid have been reported by Cohen (5, 18, 25) and Dalferes et al (26, 27).…”

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Amyloidosis: Age of Occurrence and Rate of Progression: Experimental Study in the White Pekin Duck*

Rigdon

Mack

1969

J American Geriatrics Society

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Primary amyloidosis is reported as occurring more often in older animals and man. This study concerned 52 white Pekin ducks from which hepatic biopsy specimens were obtained at various ages. It was found that hepatic amyloidosis occurred more frequently in older ducks, but it did occur in young white Pekins. The age at onset of hepatic amyloidosis varied. The rapidity of development also varied, as indicated by liver biopsies and by the weight of the liver. Since primary amyloidosis in man may be genetically influenced, it is important to know when amyloid first appears in the tissues, and the rate of progression.

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Amyloidosis: Age of Occurrence and Rate of Progression: Experimental Study in the White Pekin Duck*

Rigdon

Mack

1969

J American Geriatrics Society

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The flutemetamol analogue cyano-flutemetamol detects myocardial AL and ATTR amyloid deposits: a post-mortem histofluorescence analysis

Abrahamson

Padera

Davies

et al. 2022

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SECTION OF BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES: NEW ASPECTS OF CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE: SENILE CARDIOVASCULAR AMYLOIDOSIS (FLUORESCENCE MICROSCOPIC INVESTIGATIONS)*

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Amyloidosis: Age of Occurrence and Rate of Progression: Experimental Study in the White Pekin Duck*

Amyloidosis: Age of Occurrence and Rate of Progression: Experimental Study in the White Pekin Duck*

The flutemetamol analogue cyano-flutemetamol detects myocardial AL and ATTR amyloid deposits: a post-mortem histofluorescence analysis

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