10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HISTOLYTIC»
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Text-book of physiology
Such histolytic molecular changes occurring in cartilage may also be observed
occasionally to give rise to histogenetic fibres, as takes place in many forms of
fibro-cartilage, and in some of those productions denominated by Dr Handfield ...
John Hughes Bennett, 1870
2
The treatment of venomous bites and stings
Because of the diffuse pattern of histolytic activity precise measurements could
not always be made. The effects of 3.60 ml of antivenin on 0.2 mg of venom are
shown in Table III. A ratio below 1.00 would indicate a decrease in venom
histolysis ...
Herbert Ludwig Stahnke, 1966
5.3.4.1 entamoeba histolytic Entamoeba histolytic is a cause of amoebic
dysentery in humans. Diarrhea, fatigue, and severe weight loss often are
symptoms. The organisms may pass through the intestinal wall and reach the
bloodstream, ...
Eric C. Brevik, Lynn C. Burgess, 2012
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Mosby's Dictionary of Medicine, Nursing and Health ...
—histolytic, adj. histolytic /his't61it'ik/, pertaining to or causing the breakdown or
dissolution of living organic tissue. histone /his't6n/ [Gk, histos, tissue], any of a
group of strongly basic, low-molecular-weight proteins that are soluble in water ...
Peter Harris, Sue Nagy, Nicholas Vardaxis, 2009
5
Proceedings of the Conference on Research in Periodontal ...
Previous discussions in this conference have considered the histolytic roles of
bacterial mucopolysaccharases and general proteases in periodontitis.
Collagenases, as described by Dr. Macdonald, may ultimately be the most
significant ...
6
Infection Control and Management of Hazardous Materials for ...
As the bacteria multiply, they produce Plaque accumulation Plaque bacteria
produce potentially harmful products Endotoxins, histolytic enzymes, toxic
metabolites, exotoxins, antigens Direct damage to tissue and harmful immune
response ...
Chris H. Miller, Charles John Palenik, 2013
7
Parasites and Pathogens of Insects: Parasites
For example, the teratocytes of Telenomus heliothidis secrete histolytic enzymes
that digest the content of the egg host (Strand et al., 1986). In at least two species,
the success of in vitro rearing of parasitoid larvae was enhanced by including ...
Nancy E. Beckage, Stephen A. Thompson, B. A. Federici, 1993
8
Insect Pathology V2: An Advanced Treatise
An important role is also attributed to histolytic action by Speare (1920) in the
killing of cutworms by Sorosporella uvella. A special aspect of mechanical action
is that in which free cells of the fungus multiply so greatly in the blood that it ...
9
Text-book of Physiology, General, Special, and Practical
ing law or generalization, namely, THAT THE DEVELOPMENT AND GROWTH or
ORGANIC mesons, ARE OWING TO THE suoonsswn FORMATION or
HISTOGENETIC AND HISTOLYTIC MOLECULES. We have already seen that ...
John Hughes Bennett, 1873
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The journal of experimental zoology
It would seem, therefore, that normally the undisturbed gills of the opercular
cavity are incapable of exercising histolytic influences prior to the process of gill
atrophy. The results of the atrophic-gill transplantations seem to indicate clearly
that ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «HISTOLYTIC»
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One treatment that seems to help some Peyronie's patients is injections of an enzyme called collagen clostridium histolytic directly into the scar ... «Gizmodo Australia, Jun 15»
