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[Activity of choline esterases in blood cells and serum and cobalt activated acylase in toxic and non-toxic liver damage].
Ann Acad Med Stetin
June 1996
Katedry i Zalładu Medycyny Sadowej Pomorskiej Akademii Medycznej w Szczecinie.
Organic insecticides used in agriculture and drugs often taken without medical control remain an important source of intoxication. The significance of the problem has been discussed in American medical literature, where toxic and posttoxic damage to the liver is rated second (25%), just after viral damage (40%), like in other highly developed countries. It can be assumed that the leading position of viral damage is the result of difficulties in ascertaining the diagnosis in each case of the disease.
View Article and Find Full Text PDF[Certain enzymatic markers of liver damage in poisoning with Amanita phalloides].
Wiad Lek
February 1994
Pracowni Toksykologii Kliniczej Zakładu Biochemii Klinicznej i Diagnostyki Laboratoryjnej Pomorskiej Ak. Med. w Szczecinie.
The activity of selected enzymes was studied in 12 persons on the first day of poisoning with Amanita phalloides. It was found that the most sensitive marker of liver damage was significant increase of activity of cobalt-activated acylase, observed in all studied cases.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFSerum cobalt-activated acylase as a marker of transplantable leukemia in mice.
Pol Arch Weter
March 1990
Department of Biochemistry, Academy of Physical Education, Wrocław.
The activity of cobalt-activated acylase was determined in the serum of mice with transplantable leukemia (P 388, L 1210 standard, L 1210/ara-C, L 1210/CH3-G, plasmocytoma ADJPC-5, lymphoma AKSL-4 and natural leukemia in mice NZB). A statistically significant increase in enzyme activity in all leukemias except lymphatic leukemia has been demonstrated. The results suggest possibility of using the enzymatic measurement as a marker of transplantable leukemia in mice.
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