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Microbes and Infection, 2006
The mechanisms that determine granuloma formation and the significance of this type of inflammatory response in the pathogenesis of fungal diseases such as paracoccidioidomycosis are far from fully understood. We developed a granuloma model in vitro using beads to evaluate the role of isolated mouse peritoneal macrophages and B-1 cells.
Ana Flávia, Vigna +5 more
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The mechanisms that determine granuloma formation and the significance of this type of inflammatory response in the pathogenesis of fungal diseases such as paracoccidioidomycosis are far from fully understood. We developed a granuloma model in vitro using beads to evaluate the role of isolated mouse peritoneal macrophages and B-1 cells.
Ana Flávia, Vigna +5 more
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The gp43 from Paracoccidioides brasiliensis: A Major Diagnostic Antigen and Vaccine Candidate
2004The gp43, a 43,000 dalton glycoprotein from Paracoccidioides brasiliensis, is one of those rare examples of a major diagnostic antigen in serological assays (e.g., Mendes-Giannini et al. 1990) that also contains epitopes eliciting an immunoprotective cellular immune response.
Luiz R. Travassos +4 more
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Medical Mycology, 1995
Sera from two patients with chronic active paracoccidioidomycosis yielded negative double immunodiffusion results with a culture filtrate antigen from Paracoccidioides brasiliensis routinely used in our laboratory. Complement fixation tests were positive for both sera using a polysaccharide-rich antigen.
G M, del Negro +7 more
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Sera from two patients with chronic active paracoccidioidomycosis yielded negative double immunodiffusion results with a culture filtrate antigen from Paracoccidioides brasiliensis routinely used in our laboratory. Complement fixation tests were positive for both sera using a polysaccharide-rich antigen.
G M, del Negro +7 more
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Biochemical Genetics, 1989
A new and previously undescribed glycoprotein with a molecular weight of 43,000 has been isolated from human urine. This protein, designated GP43; copurified with ribonuclease, which has the same molecular weight, but ribonuclease activity was removed by passage through an affinity column of agarose-5'-(4-aminophenyl phosphoryl) uridine 2'(3 ...
K, Mizuta, T, Yasuda, K, Kishi
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A new and previously undescribed glycoprotein with a molecular weight of 43,000 has been isolated from human urine. This protein, designated GP43; copurified with ribonuclease, which has the same molecular weight, but ribonuclease activity was removed by passage through an affinity column of agarose-5'-(4-aminophenyl phosphoryl) uridine 2'(3 ...
K, Mizuta, T, Yasuda, K, Kishi
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Developmental Genetics, 1999
Acquisition of fertilizability in Xenopus coelomic eggs is correlated with the conversion from coelomic to vitelline envelope during passage of the eggs through the pars recta portion of oviduct. The conversion includes processing of a major envelope constituent gp43 of coelomic envelopes to gp41 of vitelline envelopes by a trypsin-type protease ...
H, Kubo +7 more
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Acquisition of fertilizability in Xenopus coelomic eggs is correlated with the conversion from coelomic to vitelline envelope during passage of the eggs through the pars recta portion of oviduct. The conversion includes processing of a major envelope constituent gp43 of coelomic envelopes to gp41 of vitelline envelopes by a trypsin-type protease ...
H, Kubo +7 more
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