KENKEL H: Relationship of sialic acid and C-reactive protein levels in human serum.
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C-Reactive Protein↗
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[N-Acetylneuraminic acid content of human blood serum].
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Humans↗
Relation between the n-acetylneuraminic acid contents of blood serum in mothers and their new-born babies.
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Female↗
Sialic acids and the electrokinetic charge of the human erythrocyte.
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Erythrocytes↗
Sialic acid from blood cells of the lamprey eel.
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Animals↗
Linkage of sialic acid in the human erythrocyte ultra-structure.
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Erythrocytes↗
The level of serum neuraminic acid in malignant neoplasms and other pathologic conditions.
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Hematologic Diseases↗
Measurement of human erythrocyte neuraminic acid: relationship to haemolysis and red blood cell virus interaction.
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Cell Death↗
Serum sialic acid levels in health and disease.
Sialic acid levels in normal and pathological sera estimated by the improved Svennerholm technique are reported. The increased levels demonstrable in rheumatoid arthritis, cirrhosis, gamma myelomata, and macroglobulinaemia are demonstrated as being explicable on the basis of increased production of proteins of normal sialic content.Tentative reasons are given for the possibility that abnormal binding of sialic acid may occur in nephrotic sera and sera from beta globulin myelomata. The latter may be confused with ;macroglobulinaemia'.
Arthritis, Rheumatoid↗
[Neuraminic acid and polysaccharides in serum protein fractions in the so-called collagenoses (scleroderma and lupus erythematosus)].
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Blood Proteins↗
[Research on the behavior of sialic acid in childhood. III. Sialic acid in some exanthematous diseases].
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Chickenpox↗
[Sialic acid in fetal and maternal blood].
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Family↗
[Sialic acid in some diseases of the female genital organs].
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Female↗
[Behavior of plasmatic and erythrocytic neuraminic acid in experimental infections of rabbits with influenza virus].
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Animals↗
[Behavior of the seromucoids, total hexoses, hexosamine and neuraminic acid in the serum of subjects with thyroid diseases].
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Amino Sugars↗
[Study of the protein and glucide fractions of mucoproteins, aldose and sialic acid in the blood serum of normal individuals and individuals with hepatopathies].
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Blood Glucose↗