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Aurothioglucose overdosage in five patients with rheumatoid arthritis
Clinical Rheumatology, 1987Five patients with active seronegative, rheumatoid arthritis, HLA-DR3 negative, received inadvertently 250 to 500 mg of aurothioglucose instead of their usual weekly dose, during standard remission-inducing chrysotherapy. Subsequently a rapid and sustained clinical remission appeared in all five patients.
I Rubinstein, M Pras, Langevitz P
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Persistent dynamic phase of aurothioglucose obesity
American Journal of Physiology-Legacy Content, 1963Continuous long-term observations on food intake, body weight, and the development of obesity were made on the survivors of an ld50 dose of aurothioglucose (ATG). ATG-obese mice consumed significantly greater amounts of food compared to ATG-nonobese and control animals from the 2nd to the 13th months of observation. The daily food consumption of obese
G, Friedman, J D, Waye, H D, Janowitz
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Relationship of food and water intake in aurothioglucose obesity
American Journal of Physiology-Legacy Content, 1962After ld50 doses of aurothioglucose (ATG), extensive damage to hypothalamic structures other than those strictly involved in food intake has been demonstrated. The injury to areas previously shown to be concerned with the regulation of water intake prompted an investigation of the daily patterns of food and water intake in mice from the 2nd day after ...
G, FRIEDMAN, J D, WAYE, H D, JANOWITZ
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Stimulation of human neutrophil migration by aurothioglucose and thioglucose
Agents and Actions, 1993Migration of human neutrophils was enhanced by aurothioglucose in a concentration-dependent manner. Migration was especially pronounced when the drug was present in the lower compartment of the Boyden chamber, suggesting that the enhancement of migration was chemotactic rather than chemokinetic.
J G, Elferink, B M, de Koster
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Aurothioglucose in rheumatoid arthritis
Medical Journal of Australia, 1984Forty-three patients in whom treatment with sodium aurothiomalate was discontinued because of adverse reactions that either were relatively severe or recurred on rechallenge received treatment with aurothioglucose in oily base. Thirty-six of them had rheumatoid arthritis, four had psoriatic arthritis and three had juvenile chronic arthritis ...
E E, McGirr +4 more
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Development of obesity and neurochemical backing in aurothioglucose-treated mice
Autonomic Neuroscience, 2001To clarify the neurochemical backing of aurothioglucose (ATG)-induced obesity in mice, we investigated lesion sites, hypothalamic neurotransmitters and c-Fos-like immunoreactivity (Fos-IR). At day 2 after ATG, tissue loss or cells death was observed in several parts of the ventral area of the ventromedial hypothalamic nucleus (VMH), and the dorsal area
E, Kishi +4 more
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