A Possible Relationship between Mercury Retention and Resistance to Lymphoid Leukosis ,

Miller, V. L.; Bearse, Gordon E.; McClary, C. F.; Csonka, Elizabeth

doi:10.3382/ps.0481199

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“…in elude strains 6, 7, C, K and R, while the susceptible strains were CS, 151 and S (Miller et al, 1969a). Crittenden (1968) classified strain 7 as susceptible to Marek's disease (M.D.).…”

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“…body weight 48 hours before the chickens were killed for tissue analysis. PMA was used as a source of mercury rather than mercuric chloride used in earlier work , (Miller et al, 1969b), because relatively more mercury was deposited in the liver from the organic mercurial (Miller et al, 1969a). Chickens of the R and S strains, when four to six weeks of age, were bled by heart puncture, killed, and the liver and kidneys immediately excised and placed on ice.…”

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Effect of Phenylmercuric Acetate Injections on Phosphatase Activity in Chickens Resistant and Susceptible to Leukosis

1972

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The weighted means of liver and kidney alkaline phosphatase activity was greater in three strains of chickens classified as susceptible to lymphoid leukosis than in five strains classified as resistant. On the same basis, four strains classified as susceptible to Marek's disease had more liver alkaline phosphatase activity than four strains classified as resistant. The weighted means of liver and kidney acid phosphatase activity were not different among the same strains of chickens classified similarly.Kidney alkaline phosphatase activity was the most generally inhibited by phenylmercuric acetate injections, followed by liver acid and alkaline phosphatase. Kidney acid phosphatase activity was enhanced by phenylmercuric acetate injections in three strains of chickens classified as resistant to both lymphoid leukosis and Marek's disease. Liver acid phosphatase activity was depressed in three strains classed as resistant to lymphoid leukosis.

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“…in elude strains 6, 7, C, K and R, while the susceptible strains were CS, 151 and S (Miller et al, 1969a). Crittenden (1968) classified strain 7 as susceptible to Marek's disease (M.D.).…”

Section: Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

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confidence: 99%

Effect of Phenylmercuric Acetate Injections on Phosphatase Activity in Chickens Resistant and Susceptible to Leukosis

1972

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“…include strains 6, 7, C, K, and R, while the susceptible strains were CS, 151 and S (Miller et al, 1969a). Crittenden (1968) classified strain 7 as susceptible to M.D.…”

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“…In a continuing study of possible biochemical differences of chickens resistant and susceptible to lymphoid leukosis (L.L.) and/or M.D., mercury retention, (Miller et al, 1969a) and phosphatases, (Miller et al, 1972) also have been investigated in these strains of chickens.…”

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Thiol Level in Liver, Kidneys and Blood of Chickens Resistant and Susceptible to Lymphoid Leukosis or Marek’s Disease ,

1972

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Total, soluble and protein bound thiol values of the livers and kidneys and the soluble blood thiol values were determined using 10 strains of chickens selected for resistance or susceptibility to lymphoid leukosis and/or Marek's disease. Liver total thiol, and liver soluble thiol were higher (P<0.01 and P<0.05, respectively) in strains of chickens classified as resistant to Marek's disease than strains classified as susceptible. The soluble blood thiol was lower (P<0.01) in strains of chickens classified as resistant to lymphoid leukosis than in strains classified as susceptible. Individual strains of chickens varied in all thiol values. ABSTRACTThe chorio-allantoic sacs of 10 and 11-day chicken embryos were injected with 46 Ca in order to assay their permeability to calcium. The retention of radioactive calcium by the sacs was found to be almost complete, since less than one-fourth of the administered dose escaped to the embryos during one week of incubation. This slow turnover of 45 Ca suggests that the endoderm of the chorio-allantoic membrane isolates the calcium of the allantoic fluid.

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Kidney Alkaline Phosphatase in Mercuric Chloride Injected Chicks Resistant and Susceptible to Leukosis ,

1969

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A Possible Relationship between Mercury Retention and Resistance to Lymphoid Leukosis ,

Cited by 6 publications

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Effect of Phenylmercuric Acetate Injections on Phosphatase Activity in Chickens Resistant and Susceptible to Leukosis

Effect of Phenylmercuric Acetate Injections on Phosphatase Activity in Chickens Resistant and Susceptible to Leukosis

Thiol Level in Liver, Kidneys and Blood of Chickens Resistant and Susceptible to Lymphoid Leukosis or Marek’s Disease ,

Kidney Alkaline Phosphatase in Mercuric Chloride Injected Chicks Resistant and Susceptible to Leukosis ,

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