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D H Brown

Publications and source records attributed to D H Brown.

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PubMed1978

The conjunctival flora of nursing home patients and staff.

Conjunctival cultures were obtained on 118 patients and 59 staff members of a nursing home. The bacteria found and the sensitivities of the pathologic bacteria are related. Twenty-eight of the 118 patients had enteric organisms in their conjunctival sacs while none of the staff had these organisms.

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PubMed1978

Isolation and partial characterization of a 67Ga-binding glycoprotein from Morris 5123C rat hepatoma.

A Glycoprotein, particularly high in tumors, has been extracted from Morris 5123C rat hepatomas and purified. The compound constitutes a major binding component for 67Ga in this hepatoma. It has a molecular weight of approximately 45,000. Its molecular weight was determined by sodium dodecyl sulfate:polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis and by Sephadex G-200 superfine gel filtration. The steps involved in its extraction and purification include ultrafiltration, gel filtration through Sephadex G-200 superfine, ion-exchange chromatography on diethylaminoethyl Sephadex A-50, and hydroxylapatite chromatography. The homogeneity of the compound was established by gel electrophoresis. The NH2-terminal residue, the percentage of nitrogen, the nonamino carbohydrate content, and the amino acid composition are reported.

Amino Acids↗
PubMed1976

A quantitative study of the subcellular localization of 67Ga.

This paper describes a quantitative procedure for the isolation of 67 Ga-binding granules (GBG) from normal rat liver and Morris 5123C hepatoma homogenates by a combination of rate and isopyknic density gradient zonal centrifugation. Another class of GBG has been found that is much smaller than the lysosomal GBG we have previously described. These smaller particles, or microvesicles, bind the largest portion of the 67Ga found in the hepatoma whereas, in the liver, the GBG lysosomes are the major binding component. Previously, we had shown that considerably more 67Ga is taken up in hepatoma than in liver (as percentage of administered dose per g of tissue). The preferential association of 67Ga with these microvesicles in the 5123C hepatoma may be indicative of a basic difference between normal and malignant tissue.

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PubMed1975

Ocular leprosy in Hawaii: the past.

Leprosy in Hawaii dates back to about 1840. The first recorded ocular leprosy is from the 1880s. Robert Louis Stevenson and Jack London both wrote descriptions of the ocular signs of leprosy. Pinkerton in 1927 and Van Poole in 1934 reported large series of patients with ocular leprosy. In 1973 there were about 2,168 cases of leprosy in the 50 states. Most ophthalmologists practice in areas where there are leprosy patients.

Eye Diseases↗