Sur les variations de quelques activités enzymatiques dans le globule rouge humain, au cours de diverses circonstances physiologiques et pathologiques

Bernard, Serge; Dubin, Jesse; Madec, Y; Cam, M Le

doi:10.1016/0009-8981(66)90106-9

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“…These results are in agreement with those of Brunetti et al [3] and Femme et al [4]. In con trast Bock et al [5], Bernard et al [6] and Madec et al [7] found normal values. This discrepancy may be due to technical factors such the sensitivity of the method used.…”

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Serum and Erythrocyte Glutathione Reductase Activity in Chronic Renal Failure

Melissinos¹,

Delidou²,

Varsou³

et al. 1981

Nephron

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The activity of serum and erythrocyte glutathione reductase was studied in 66 undialysed uremic patients, 19 patients under treatment by chronic hemodialysis and 38 normal subjects. A statistically significant increase of the enzyme activity was found both in serum and erythrocytes in the uremic patients. This increase was in positive correlation with blood urea and creatinine. No difference has been observed in the enzyme activity before and after hemodialysis. By electrophoresis of the hemolysate in cellulose-acetate the pattern of the isoenzymes of the uremic patients was similar to that of the controls.

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Serum and Erythrocyte Glutathione Reductase Activity in Chronic Renal Failure

Melissinos¹,

Delidou²,

Varsou³

et al. 1981

Nephron

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“…It is now well established that variations in both the content and activity of the erythrocyte enzymes can occur in health (McDonald and Huismann, 1962;Bernard, Dubin, Madec, and le Cam, 1966; tSwierczewski !and Gibelin, 1965;Haywood and Starkweather, 1968) and in disease (Bonsignore, Fornaini, Segni, and Fantoni, 1960;Carson, Brewer, and Ickes, 1961; Lohr and Waller, 1961; Fornaini, Bianchini, Leoncini, and Fantoni, 1964;Loder and de Gruchy, 1965;Beutler, 1968;Grimes, 1969; Necheles, Maldonado, Barquet Chediak, and Allen, 1969).…”

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The erythrocyte glutathione reductase activity (E.C. 1.6.4.2) of healthy blood donors

Salkie

Simpson

1970

J Clin Pathol

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SUMMARY The erythrocyte glutathione reductase activity was measured in 199 healthy blood donors. The normal range was found to be 6&3 to 39 0 lU/109 erythrocytes. There was no variation related to either age or sex.The enzyme content of the red blood cell has been well reviewed by Prankerd (1961) and by Pennel (1964). It is now well established that variations in both the content and activity of the erythrocyte enzymes can occur in health (McDonald and Huismann, 1962;Bernard, Dubin, Madec, and le Cam, 1966; tSwierczewski !and Gibelin, 1965;Haywood and Starkweather, 1968) and in disease (Bonsignore, Fornaini, Segni, and Fantoni, 1960;Carson, Brewer, and Ickes, 1961; Lohr and Waller, 1961; Fornaini, Bianchini, Leoncini, and Fantoni, 1964;Loder and de Gruchy, 1965;Beutler, 1968;Grimes, 1969; Necheles, Maldonado, Barquet Chediak, and Allen, 1969).The present study of erythrocyte glutathione reductase activity was carried out to develop a reliable, rapid assay method and to use it to find the normal range expressed in units related to the red cell mass. Pennel (1964) In order to obtain a statistically significant number of results the enzyme activity was assayed in 199 healthy blood donors and the data were analysed for evidence of variation with age or sex (Table I).

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