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Id:13431
Author:Melsom, R; Duncan, M. E; Harboe, M; Bjune, G
Title:Antibodies against Mycobacterium leprae antigen 7 from birth to 18 months of age: an indicator of intra-uterine infection in leprosy ..-
Source:s.l; s.n; oct. 1980. 7 p. tab, graf.
Abstract:All babies of three non-leprosy mothers and ten tuberculoid leprosy mothers and four of five babies of mothers with inactive lepromatous leprosy showed a decline in serum concentration of antibodies against M. leprae antigen 7 during the first 4 months of life, as expected from catabolism of maternal IgG. By contrast, ten of twenty babies of mothers with active lepromatous leprosy showed a decline in concentration of anti-M. leprae 7 antibodies considerably less than expected. This indicates that these babies have been stimulated by M. leprae antigen 7, either as free antigen or by viable M. leprae before birth, and thus that leprosy may occur as a congenital infection. Studies of anti-M. leprae antibodies in repeated serum samples obtained during the first 18 months of life indicated that children of mothers with bacilliferous leprosy are frequently exposed to M. leprae to a sufficient extent to stimulate the immune system of the baby to production of anti-M. leprae antibodies during this period. The consequences of this exposure to M. leprae should be ascertained by careful clinical studies.(AU).
Descriptors:HANSENIASE/imunol
TROCA MATERNO-FETAL
MYCOBACTERIUM LEPRAE/imunol
IMUNOGLOBULINA G/metab
ENVELHECIMENTO
SANGUE FETAL/imunol
ANTIGENOS DE BACTERIAS/imunol
ANTICORPOS ANTIBACTERIAS/anal
Limits:HUMANO
FEMININO
GRAVIDEZ
RECÉM-NASCIDO
LACTENTE
SUPPORT, NON-U.S. GOV'T
Electronic Medium:http://www.ilsl.br
Location:BR191.1; 00461/s


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Id:13377
Author:Blumberg, Baruch S; Melartin, Liisa; Lechat, Michel; Guinto, Ricardo S
Title:Association between lepromatous leprosy and Australia antigen ..-
Source:s.l; s.n; July 22, 1967. 4 p. tab.
Abstract:Australia antigen is more common in patients with lepromatous leprosy than in patients with tuberculoid leprosy or in non-leprosy controls. In the combined populations, the frequency is, in general, higher in males than females, and in younger people than in older people. Australia antigen has now been found to be associated with lepromatous leprosy, leukaemia, and hepatitis, and to cluster in families. It is sugegsted that indivuduals with Australia antigen have an inadequate immune response and are especially susceptible to various illness, including lepromatous leprosy.(AU).
Descriptors:HANSENIASE/sangue
HANSENIASE/diag
HANSENIASE/genet
HANSENIASE/imunol
ANALISE FATORIAL
HEPATITE/imunol
ENVELHECIMENTO
ANTIGENOS
SEXO
 COMPUTADORES
Limits:HUMANO
MASCULINO
FEMININO
LACTENTE
PRÉ-ESCOLAR
CRIANÇA
ADULTO
MEIA-IDADE
IDOSO
ADOLESCENTE
Electronic Medium:http://www.ilsl.br
Location:BR191.1; 01495/s


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Id:13277
Author:Rasbridge, Marian R; Scott, G. L
Title:The haemolytic action of dapsone: the effect on red-cell glycolysis ..-
Source:s.l; s.n; feb. 1973. 13 p. tab, graf.
Abstract:Some aspects of red-cell matabolism were studied in blood samples taken from patients on long-term dapsone therapy. Glucose consumption by the Embden-Meyerhof pathway (EMP) was not abnormal and adenosine-triphosphate (ATP) levels lay within the normal range and were well maintained during incubation. Hexose monophosphate patchway (HMP) activity was increased above that which would be expected from the age of the red-cell population. Red-cell reduced glutathione (GSH) levels tended to be lower than normal, proportional to the dose od dapsone and GSH levels were unstable on incubation. Red-cell fractionation studies showed that the older cell fraction had lower GSH levels and more Heinz bodies but proportionally greater HMP activity than the younger cell fraction. It is suggested that the low GSH levels are probably due to the binding of GSH to sulphydryl groups in haemoglobin and possibly the red-cell membrane. The increased HMP activity in the older cells many, in part, be a compensatory mechanism.(AU).
Descriptors:ADENOSINA TRIFOSFATO/sangue
DAPSONA/ef adv
DAPSONA/farmacol
DERMATITE HERPETIFORME/quimioter
ENVELHECIMENTO ERITROCITICO
ERITROCITOS/enzimol
ERITROCITOS/metab
GLUCOSEFOSFATO DESIDROGENASE/sangue
GLUTATIONA/sangue
CORPOS DE HEINZ
Electronic Medium:http://www.ilsl.br
Location:BR191.1; 01856/s


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Id:10013
Author:Chui, De-Hua; Tabira, Takeshi; Izumi, Shinzo; Koya, Goyo; Ogata, Jun
Title:Decreased beta-amyloid and increased abnormal Tau deposition in the brain of aged patients with leprosy ..-
Source:s.l; s.n; 1994. 5 p. ilus, tab, graf.
Descriptors:IDOSO
IDOSO DE 80 ANOS OU MAIS
ENVELHECIMENTO
DOENÇA DE ALZHEIMER
DOENÇA DE ALZHEIMER
PROTEINA BETA AMILOIDE
CÉREBRO
CÉREBRO
CONTAGEM DE CÉLULAS
HIPOCAMPO
HIPOCAMPO
IMUNOHISTOQUIMICA
HANSENIASE
HANSENIASE
NEURONIOS
VALORES DE REFERENCIA
LOBO TEMPORAL
LOBO TEMPORAL
PROTEINAS TAU
Location:BR191.1; 06909/s


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Id:9896
Author:Gatti, Giorgio; Loy, Anna; Casazza, Roseta; Miletich, Franca; Cruciani, Mario; Bassetti, Dante
Title:Pharmacokinetics of dapsone in human immunodeficiency virus-infected children ..-
Source:s.l; s.n; 1995. 6 p. tab, graf.
Descriptors:DAPSONA
DAPSONA
DAPSONA
DAPSONA
ENVELHECIMENTO
ANTIINFECCIOSOS
INFECÇOES POR HIV
MEIA-VIDA
PNEUMONIA POR PNEUMOCYSTIS CARINII
Location:BR191.1; 06781/s



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