1938
DOI: 10.1038/icb.1938.28
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The Liberation Oe Histamine by Staphylococcal Toxin and Mercuric Chloride

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“…Recent reports have suggested the prominent role of histamine in endotoxin shock in animals other than the primate (14,(19)(20)(21)(22)(23). The release of histamine in anaphylaxis has also been described (24,25) with similarities noted between the vascular actions of histamine and endotoxin (&-10, 13, 26-31).…”
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“…Recent reports have suggested the prominent role of histamine in endotoxin shock in animals other than the primate (14,(19)(20)(21)(22)(23). The release of histamine in anaphylaxis has also been described (24,25) with similarities noted between the vascular actions of histamine and endotoxin (&-10, 13, 26-31).…”
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“…It contained histamine which could be brought into solution by heating. Feldberg and Kellaway (1938) were able to release histamine from particles found in the perfusate from dog's liver following the intraportal injection of staphylococcal toxin. The refined methods of tissue fractionation developed during the last ten years by Claude (1946), Hogeboom, Schneider, and Palade (1948) and other workers, have provided techniques enabling a further and more detailed investigation of this phenomenon.…”
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“…DISCUSSION Trethewie (1928) and Feldberg and Kellaway (1938) showed that a portion of the histamine in dog liver is contained in subcellular particles. In the experiments described in the present paper sucrose media were used.…”
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Filtrates possessing a high a-haemolytic titre, obtained from cultures of Staphylococcus pyogenes, were reported by Feldberg & Keogh (1937) to release histamine from cat and guinea-pig perfused isolated lungs, and by Feldberg & Kellaway (1937) to release histamine and a slow-contracting substance from dog perfused lung and liver. Brown, Prichard & Quilliam (1959) were unable to detect the release by the a-toxin of any spasmogenic substance from segments of guinea-pig isolated ileum.
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