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[Synthesis of nucleic acids and proteins in the appendix of chickens infected with Eimeria tenella].

A comparative study was carried out of the synthesis of DNA, RNA and protein in blind appendages of the intestine of healthy and infected with E. tenella chickens. It was established that the inclusion of P32 into DNA and C14 - orotic acid into RNA increases in 2-10 days after the infection. An intensive inclusion of C14-lysine into protein of blind appendages was observed in 2-6 days after the infection of chickens. Under the effect of the parasite an activation of metabolism of DNA, RNA and protein takes place in blind appendages of the host's intestine.

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PubMed1999

[Use of the appendix in urology: analysis of findings and incidental appendicectomy in urological patients].

In spite of the long-standing use of the appendage in urological reconstructive surgery, it wasn't until the 80's that became popular. Anatomical and histological normality is the major consideration to allow use of the appendage in autografting. Over a 9-year period, performance of incidental appendicectomies in abdominal major surgery in adult patients was included as a surgical routine practice in our service. This paper describes the pathoanatomical findings of incidentally removed appendages, discussing the relevance of such findings in the incorporation of the appendage to the urinary tract.

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