... metabolism Interleukin 8 Hereditary hemochromatosis (HH) is an autosomal recessive disorder caused by mutations in genes involved in iron metabolism, which results in increased intestinal iron absorption. The clinical manifestations are related to excessive iron accumulation in parenchymal cells...

...Patrick B. Walter; Paul Harmatz; Elliott Vichinsky This review highlights recent advances in iron metabolism that are relevant to sickle cell disease (SCD). SCD is a common hemoglobinopathy that results in chronic inflammation. Improved understanding of how iron metabolism is controlled by proteins...

... or services advertised or of their effectiveness, quality or safety. The publisher and the editor(s) disclaim responsibility for any injury to persons or property resulting from any ideas, methods, instructions or products referred to in the content or advertisements. Ferrioxamine Iron metabolism...

.... Erythrocyte survival Iron metabolism Renal anemia Uremia Acta Haemat. 47: 200-209 (1972) Iron Metabolism and Red Cell Survival in Uremic Patients E . G yftaki, M . Kesse-E lia, M . M avrikakis and N. Papadoyanakis Department of Clinical Therapeutics, Athens University Medical School (Director: Prof. B...

..., following administration of Ineffective erythropoiesis labelled haemoglobin precursors, could be due to Iron metabolism the breakdown of the contents of the extruded Rat bone marrow nucleus during the normal process of red cell maturation, rather than to the existence of ineffective erythropoiesis in which...

... that these zones represent colonies which contain ap­ preciable numbers of erythroblasts. On the sur­ face of the spleen, such colonies outnumber colo­ nies which do not accumulate iron by more than 4 to 1. Key Words Bone-marrow transplantation Hypertransfusion in mice Iron metabolism Polycythaemia Radiation...

..., University of Basel, Basel, German Red Cross Blood Bank, and Division of Transfusion Medicine, University of Ulm, Ulm Key Words. Citrate Ferrokinetics Iron metabolism Serum iron Transferrin Abstract. First, an 80% 59Fe-saturated transferrin solution was exposed to reticu­ locytes to reduce its iron...

...(s) disclaim responsibility for any injury to persons or property resulting from any ideas, methods, instructions or products referred to in the content or advertisements. Iron metabolism Serum iron Transferrin Acta haemat. 53: 285-291 (1975) Functional Heterogeneity of the Transport Iron...

... the relation­ Key Words ship between secondary anemia and the reticuloen­ Anemia in cancer dothelial uptake in 18 patients with cancer. The RE up­ Erythropoiesis take of colloidal radiogold was significantly more rapid Iron metabolism in the patients than in the controls; so was the plasma Radiogold clearance...

... to in the content or advertisements. Anemia Bone marrow iron Iron metabolism Iron Staining Sideroblasts Acta haemat. 57: 24-31 (1977) Sideroblast Score: A Sensitive Indicator of Iron Deficiency and Hypoproliferative Anemia R egula Baumgartner-Staubli and E ugen A. B eck Central Hematology Laboratory...

.... Bone marrow Cell cultures Fibroblasts Iron metabolism Iron-binding sites Liver parenchymal cells Transferrin Acta haemat. 60: 210-226 (1978) Functional Heterogeneity of Transferrin-Bound Iron Iron Uptake by Cell Suspensions from Bone Marrow and Liver and by Cell Cultures of Fibroblasts...

... transferrin, a decrease in serum iron, disappearance of hemosiderin in the liver, and a rise in erythrocyte production. 3 3 2009 Atransferrinemia Autoimmune diseases Hemochromatosis Immune complex disease Iron metabolism Iron overload Transferrin antibody © 1977 S. Karger AG, Basel...

... for defining the histological picture of a condition to be known as ‘alcoholic dyshaematopoiesis’. The main changes involve erythropoiesis and iron metabolism. They can be attributed in part to destabilization of the red cell membrane. While these alterations are clearly visible in tissue sections, aspiration...

... contribution of each of them to iron metabolism and erythropoiesis: iron overload was only moderately increased and responded rapidly to phlebotomies, whereas haemochromatosis did not modify the cytologic presentation of pernicious anaemia. After 2 months of vitamin B 12 treatment, the haemoglobin level...