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An ELISA-like assay for hyaluronidase and hyaluronidase inhibitors
Matrix, 1992Hyaluronic acid (HA) is a prominent molecule in the extracellular matrix and is enriched whenever there is rapid tissue proliferation, regeneration and repair. HA is degraded in part by hyaluronidases (HA'ases) that are not well characterized. We have developed a novel ELISA-like rapid assay for HA'ases and their inhibitors.
M, Stern, R, Stern
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Nature, 1953
IT has been shown by Hechter1 that, in the living animal, the spreading effect of hyaluronidase depends upon several factors. Inhibition of this effect such as has been reported to result from the administration of salicylates2 may not therefore be due, necessarily, to depression of enzyme activity.
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IT has been shown by Hechter1 that, in the living animal, the spreading effect of hyaluronidase depends upon several factors. Inhibition of this effect such as has been reported to result from the administration of salicylates2 may not therefore be due, necessarily, to depression of enzyme activity.
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TREATMENT OF KELOIDS WITH HYALURONIDASE
Journal of the American Medical Association, 1954Keloids are a vexing problem. The surgeon finds them a multiheaded hydra, ready to spring up again after being cut down, and the dermatologist is frustrated often when radiotherapy fails. The patient finds his healing— scars—unesthetic and frequently painful and itchy. In many cases, the cure is worse than the disease, and nothing is done.
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A halotolerant hyaluronidase from newly isolated DC1: Purification and characterization
International Journal of Biological Macromolecules, 2021Bhushan Chaudhari, Sandip Patil
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