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Lipid Metabolism by Phagocytic Cells, including lipids, proteins, and carbohydrates, lipids are the components that determine most of the properties considered to be characteristic of cell membranes. It is, in fact, the intense preoccupation with membrane structure and function of the past two decades that has led to many of the concom

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Glutathione Metabolism in Leukocytes,of research for more than 75 years. The extensive literature on glutathione has been summarized by a conference and a number of review articles (Colowick ., 1954; Crook, 1959; Flohé ., 1974; Meister, 1975; Arias and Jakoby, 1976).

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Metabolic Changes Accompanying Phagocytosis,is period, several excellent reviews have been written on selected aspects of this broad field. The review by Karnovsky (1962) is recommended to those who are interested in the historical development of the biochemical studies on phagocytic cells. Among the more recent reviews, those written by the

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The Role of Oxygen Radicals in Microbial Killing by Phagocytes,969) of the superoxide dismutases, a nearly ubiquitous group of enzymes, which catalyze the destruction of the oxygen radical O. — (superoxide) according to the reaction: . The presence of one or more of these enzymes in virtually every living organism implies an indispensable role for superoxide di

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Oxygen-Independent Antimicrobial Systems in Polymorphonuclear Leukocytes, must attach to and ingest their targets in order to kill them with maximum efficiency. Metchnikoff (1905) first recognized this. Kanthack and Hardy (1894) extended Metchnikoff’s ideas to show the importance of degranulation of cytoplasmic granules. They showed that bacilli stopped growing only when