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Response of enteroviruses to cystine
Virology, 1961Abstract Polioviruses types 1, 2, and 3 were stabilized against heat inactivation by in vitro exposure to L-cystine, 50 μg/ml. The rate of stabilization was fastest with type 1 and slowest with type 3. Strains of the same poliotype may show different rates of stabilization.
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Urologic Clinics of North America, 1997
The genetics, pathophysiology, diagnosis, and treatment of cystinuria are discussed in this article. Newer chemotherapeutic and surgical options that are used to treat this disease process also are reviewed. The authors suggest a multimodal approach in the treatment of cystinuria and cystine calculi.
Scott D. Rutchik, Martin I. Resnick
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The genetics, pathophysiology, diagnosis, and treatment of cystinuria are discussed in this article. Newer chemotherapeutic and surgical options that are used to treat this disease process also are reviewed. The authors suggest a multimodal approach in the treatment of cystinuria and cystine calculi.
Scott D. Rutchik, Martin I. Resnick
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The Effect of Cystine Level and Urinary PH on the Recurrence of Cystine Stones
Journal of Pediatric Urology, 2009Purpose Retrospective review of the medical therapy on pediatric patients with cystin stones as regards recurrence rates. Material and Methods 21 patients (12 boy, 9 girl) under follow-up with cystin stones were retrospectively evaluated. Median diagnosis age was 1 year old(range:1-16).
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Veterinary Clinics of North America: Small Animal Practice, 1986
Cystine uroliths form as a result of a complex metabolic disturbance in amino acid metabolism and transport. The inheritance of this disease is obscure because it does not follow a standard mendelian pattern. Uroliths are a vexing clinical problem because the recurrence rate is high.
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Cystine uroliths form as a result of a complex metabolic disturbance in amino acid metabolism and transport. The inheritance of this disease is obscure because it does not follow a standard mendelian pattern. Uroliths are a vexing clinical problem because the recurrence rate is high.
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Molecular mechanisms of cystine transport
Biochemical Society Transactions, 2001The transport of l-cystine into cells of the mammalian brain is an essential step in the supply of cysteine for synthesis of the antioxidant glutathione. Uptake of lcystine in rat brain synaptosomes occurs by three mechanisms that are distinguishable on the basis of their ionic dependence, kinetics of transport and specificity of inhibitors. Almost 90°%
Gethin J. McBean, J. Flynn
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Stabilization of poliovirus by cystine
Virology, 1958Abstract Incubation of a heat-sensitive strain of (t + ) poliovirus with l -cystine produces a considerable enhancement of its thermal stability at temperatures below 50°. The effect is specific in that d -cystine and a number of other compounds are ineffective.
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CYSTINE CRYSTALS IN THE CORNEA AND CONJUNCTIVA
Archives of Ophthalmology, 1954CYSTINOSIS is a metabolic disorder that is better known to pediatricians than to ophthalmologists. The reason is that all of the victims are infants and children and do not live to become adults. Most of the discussion concerning the condition is in the pediatric literature, where the disorder may be known by various names, such as the de Toni-Fanconi ...
Everett L. Goar, G. Walter De La Motte
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METABOLISM OF CYSTINE AND METHIONINE
Science, 1931Richard J. Block, Richard W. Jackson
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