[Ultrastructure of bullous lesions in Duhring's disease].
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The high resolution 1H and 13C nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) spectra of galactosylceramides containing n-fatty acids and alpha-hydroxy fatty acids were recorded in dimethylsulfoxide solution with and without addition of D2O. From the coupling constants of the sugar ring protons, a 4C1 conformation can be deduced. In contrast to the conformation in aqueous solution, the C6 hydroxymethylene group is freely rotating around the C6--C5 bond. In the ceramide residue all signals produced by protons linked to carbons bearing electronegative substituents could be attributed. The large difference in coupling constants of the methylene protons of C1' to the C2' methine proton of the sphingosine indicates a restricted rotation around the C1'--C2' bond. The assignments of the hydroxy and amino protons follow from the decoupling of the corresponding methine protons.
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The first Polish report of a case of the limited variety of the Woringer-Kolopp disease (pagetoid reticulosis) is presented. The diagnosis was based on histological examination. Numerous pagetoid cells were found in the epidermis and only few in the dermis. In ultramicroscopy two types of mononuclear cells were disclosed, one with large nucleus and scattered chromatin, and other with smaller nucleus and nuclear chromatin condensed at the periphery. The immunopathological examination of isolated pagetoid cells with monoclonal antibodies showed on their surface a slight prevalence of suppressor T-cell receptors. Radiotherapy was applied with a very good result.
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