Laboratory handbook on lysosomes

Laboratory Test Handbook

house officer, or internist wanting a most thorough account of the histology, pathophysiology, and medical management of numerous lung diseases. Considering the prevalence of atopic individuals, all physicians have a responsibility to understand the fundamental principles of allergy. These volumes should thus be a part of every general medical library. GuY McKHANN Medical Student Yale Universit...

A Laboratory Handbook of Blood Transfusion Techniques

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A Handbook of Laboratory Medicine: Blood

Studies on Lysosomes

Subcellular fractions were isolated by differential centrifugation from pure suspensions of human blood lymphocytes incubated with and without phytohemagglutinin (PHA). Between 30 and 120 min after addition of PHA to intact cells, redistribution of acid hydrolases (beta glucuronidase, acid phosphatase), from a 20,000 g x 20 min granular fraction into the corresponding supernatant, was observed....

A Handbook on Leprosy