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R B Aronson
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Seizure disorders and trace metals: manganese tissue levels in treated epileptics.
We determined the concentrations of manganese in whole blood and hair in 52 epileptics, 6 blood relatives, and 24 normal controls. Blood, and possibly hair manganese content, was significantly lower in treated epileptics than in controls (p less than 0.002). Although not all patients showed reduced tissue manganese levels, most of those with frequent seizures had manganese levels falling below the lowest control level, suggesting a relationship between manganese tissue levels and high seizure activity. These differences in manganese levels were not correlated with the type, dose, or plasma levels of anticonvulsant medication. Reduced manganese availability at the neuronal level, where Mn++ stabilizes membrane excitability, may affect epileptogenic lesions to increase the likelihood of seizure activity.
Autoradiographic assessment of proteolytic enzyme action using skeletal connective tissue matrices.
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Partial purification and properties of collagen lysine hydroxylase from chick embryos.
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Manometric determination of CO2 combined with scintillation counting of C-14.
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Attempts at isolation of lymphocytosis-producing factor from supernatant fluids of Bordetella pertussis cultures.
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The sulfhydryl nature of collagen proline hydroxylase.
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Parkinsonism and DOPA.
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The oxidation of protein-bound hydroxylysine by periodate.
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Hydroxylysine formation from lysine during collagen biosynthesis.
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