Details

Subject(s)

• Proteins—Metabolism—Congresses [Browse]
• Nuclear medicine—Congresses [Browse]

Related name

• Symposium on Protein Turnover (1972 : London, England) [Browse]
• Ciba Foundation [Browse]

Series

• Ciba Foundation symposium. New series ; 9. [More in this series]
• Ciba Foundation symposium. New series ; 9 (new ser.) [More in this series]

Notes

Held at the Ciba Foundation, May 9-11, 1972.

Bibliographic references

Includes bibliographical references and indexes.

Language note

English

Contents

• Protein Turnover; Contents; Chairman's introduction; The role of cell surface receptors in the transport and catabolism of immunoglobulins; Discussion; The role of the kidney in the metabolism of serum proteins; Discussion; Short-term determination of plasma protein turnover by a two-tracer technique using plasma only or plasma and urine data; Discussion; Acute-phase plasma proteins in wound healing; Discussion; Studies with a mass balance method of measuring fibrinogen synthesis; Discussion; Analysis of disappearance time-curves after single injection of labelled proteins; Discussion
• The influence of amino acids and hepatotoxic agents on albumin synthesis, polysomal aggregation and RNA turnover Discussion; Regulatory factors in the synthesis of plasnia proteins by the isolated perfused rat liver; Discussion; Effects of intravenous neuraminidase on the turnover of fibrinogen; Discussion; Generation of 125I-labelled plasmin in dogs in response to venous injury; Discussion; The comparative effects of nutritional and hormonal factors on the synthesis of albumin, fibrinogen and transferrin; Discussion; IgM turnover in man; Discussion
• Complement in membranoproliferative (hypocomplementaemic) glomerulonephritis Discussion; Disorders of the complement and properdin systems; Discussion; General Discussion Criteria of viability in perfused livers; Index of Contributors; Subject Index

ISBN

• 1-280-78320-6
• 9786613693594
• 0-470-71992-3
• 0-470-71759-9

OCLC

797918260

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