Die Aktivit�t der Nucleasen im Zentralnervensystem der Ratte

Taper, Henryk; Brucher, Jean-Marie

doi:10.1007/bf00685309

Acta Neuropathol

1969

DOI: 10.1007/bf00685309

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Die Aktivit�t der Nucleasen im Zentralnervensystem der Ratte

Henryk Taper¹,

Jean-Marie Brucher²

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Activity of alkaline and acid nucleases in tumors of the human central nervous system:Histochemical study

Taper¹,

Brucher²,

Fort³

1971

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The alkaline and acid DNAse and RNAse were histochemically investigated in the tumors of the human central nervous system. In most of the malignant tumors, none of the four types of nucleases manifested any activity, whereas in the benign tumors this activity was similar to that of those normal tissues from which they originated. The necrotic areas of malignant tumors had a peripheral zone in which the activity of the nucleases reappeared. This reappearance was probably due to the splitting of the nuclease‐inhibitor complex. The significance of nucleases in malignancy and their possible role in the protection of the genetic stability of the cell are briefly discussed.

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Activity of alkaline and acid nucleases in tumors of the human central nervous system:Histochemical study

Taper¹,

Brucher²,

Fort³

1971

Cancer

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Nucleases activity in different segments of the human digestive tube compared to the incidence of carcinomas (histochemical study)

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Brucher³

1969

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Induction of the deficient acid DNAse activity in mouse interfollicular epidermis by croton oil as a possible tumor promoting mechanism

Taper

1977

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Die Aktivit�t der Nucleasen im Zentralnervensystem der Ratte

Cited by 8 publications

References 17 publications

Activity of alkaline and acid nucleases in tumors of the human central nervous system:Histochemical study

Activity of alkaline and acid nucleases in tumors of the human central nervous system:Histochemical study

Nucleases activity in different segments of the human digestive tube compared to the incidence of carcinomas (histochemical study)

Induction of the deficient acid DNAse activity in mouse interfollicular epidermis by croton oil as a possible tumor promoting mechanism

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