Zur Frage der Identität der Liquorproteine mit den Eiweißkörpern des Blutserums

Bauer, H.

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“…In (16,17). The reason for this difference probably resides in the fact that the CSF contains about 15 times more proteins not precipitated by TCA than does serum, as was recently shown in a detailed study by Bauer (22). The same author showed that those fractions which are not precipitated by TCA be-long mostly to the mucoproteins of the a,-and a2-globulin class.…”

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The Neuraminic Acid Content of Cerebrospinal Fluid as Affected by Neurological Diseases*

Uzman¹,

Bering²,

Morris³

1959

J. Clin. Invest.

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The Neuraminic Acid Content of Cerebrospinal Fluid as Affected by Neurological Diseases*

Uzman¹,

Bering²,

Morris³

1959

J. Clin. Invest.

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“…The perchloric acid-soluble, phosphotungstic acid-precipitable fraction of cerebrospinal fluid differs from blood seromucoid in both carbohydrate content and electrophoretic mobility (Bauer, 1957).…”

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Clinical Uses of Seromucoid Estimation

Keyser

1964

Proceedings of the Association of Clinical Biochemists

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Preliminary studies have been made on the subcellular components of the livers of animals given radioactive glucosamine. Microsomes, lysosomes and mitochrondia are strongly labelled.Preliminary studies have been made of the degradation rate of serum protein labelled with C-14-g1ucosamine in rats bearing the Walker 256 tumor. A faster degradation rate of total serum protein labelled by these means was present in the tumour-bearing animals. A faster rate was

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Nonimmunological Glycoproteins in Cerebrospinal Fluid

Brunngraber

1983

Neurobiology of Cerebrospinal Fluid 2

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Zur Frage der Identität der Liquorproteine mit den Eiweißkörpern des Blutserums

Cited by 15 publications

References 19 publications

The Neuraminic Acid Content of Cerebrospinal Fluid as Affected by Neurological Diseases*

The Neuraminic Acid Content of Cerebrospinal Fluid as Affected by Neurological Diseases*

Clinical Uses of Seromucoid Estimation

Nonimmunological Glycoproteins in Cerebrospinal Fluid

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