INFLUENCE OF
            <i>SALMONELLA PULLORUM</i>
            INFECTION ON VARIOUS LIVER TRICARBOXYLIC ACID ENZYMES AND CITRATE LEVELS IN THE CHICK

Gilfillan, Rutherford S.; Holtman, D. Frank; Ross, R. T.

doi:10.1128/jb.72.5.624-627.1956

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“…The complexity of the metabolism of nitrogen in animals makes the understanding of the mode of action of cortisone a difficult one. The changes in nitrogen metabolism consequent to cortisone treatment, as reflected by increased nitrogen excretion and gluconeogenesis, may be secondary to changes in carbohydrate metabolism, particularly at the tricarboxylic acid cycle level (Gilfillan et al, 1956). It is at this level that the glycogenic amino acids are converted to glucose after deamination and transformation to smaller intermediate compounds.…”

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EFFECT OF THE ADMINISTRATION OF CORTISONE ON THE RESPONSE OF CHICKS TO THE ENDOTOXIN OF SALMONELLA PULLORUM

Dooley

Holtman

1959

J Bacteriol

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EFFECT OF THE ADMINISTRATION OF CORTISONE ON THE RESPONSE OF CHICKS TO THE ENDOTOXIN OF SALMONELLA PULLORUM

Dooley

Holtman

1959

J Bacteriol

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Beobachtungen über die gegenseitige Beeinflussung von Zellen eines Makroorganismus und pathogenen Mikroorganismen an einem Infektionsmodell

Jacherts

1960

Zeitschr. f. Hygiene.

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Effect of Staphylococcus Infection on Acid and Alkaline Phosphatase in Bruised Poultry Tissue

Hussain

Hamdy

1970

Journal of Food Science

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SUMMARY increasing severity of trauma elicited marked differences in both acid and alkaline phosphatases. The former is a lysosomal enzyme; whereas, the latter is a nonlysosomal enzyme. The magnitude of enzymatic responses as a result of trauma was not the same for each enzyme. Acid phosphatase activity increased in the bruised tissue while alkaline phosphatase activity decreased. The bound form of acid phosphatase increased in the bruised tissue, a form of the enzyme absent in normal tissue. The following factors seem to play an important role on the activities of these enzymes in poultry tissues: age of trauma, severity of the bruise and staphylococcal infection. Rates of changes in the enzymatic activities after infection were directly related to the number of organisms in the infecting dose and induced an alteration in the activities of alkaline phosphatase in the bruised tissue from a decreased to an increased value compared to normal level.

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INFLUENCE OF SALMONELLA PULLORUM INFECTION ON VARIOUS LIVER TRICARBOXYLIC ACID ENZYMES AND CITRATE LEVELS IN THE CHICK

Cited by 12 publications

References 8 publications

EFFECT OF THE ADMINISTRATION OF CORTISONE ON THE RESPONSE OF CHICKS TO THE ENDOTOXIN OF SALMONELLA PULLORUM

EFFECT OF THE ADMINISTRATION OF CORTISONE ON THE RESPONSE OF CHICKS TO THE ENDOTOXIN OF SALMONELLA PULLORUM

Beobachtungen über die gegenseitige Beeinflussung von Zellen eines Makroorganismus und pathogenen Mikroorganismen an einem Infektionsmodell

Effect of Staphylococcus Infection on Acid and Alkaline Phosphatase in Bruised Poultry Tissue

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