2008
DOI: 10.1167/iovs.07-1130
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Milk Components Inhibit Acanthamoeba -Induced Cytopathic Effect

Abstract: These data, in conjunction with published findings showing that amebic proteinases are responsible for the induction of Acanthamoeba CPE, led us to propose that human mucosal secretions have the potential to provide protection against Acanthamoeba-induced CPE by an additional mechanism that is independent of IgA and that involves the inhibition of cytotoxic proteinases of amebae.

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“…We demonstrated that IgA-depleted tears inhibit the amoeba-induced CPE, but unfractionated complete tears are three times more potent in inhibiting the amoeba-induced CPE than the IgA-depleted tears 60. Additional studies using breast milk as a model of human mucosal secretions revealed that the IgA-depleted milk also inhibited the Acanthamoeba -induced CPE 61. IgA-depleted milk proteins were fractionated into four major fractions (F1 to F4) by gel filtration on Sephadex G200.…”
Section: Acanthamoeba Mbp and Immunobiology Of Ak
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