LOCALIZATION OF MYOGLOBIN IN HUMAN SKELETAL MUSCLE USING FLUORESCENT ANTIBODY TECHNIQUE

Visualization of Horse Sickness virus by the Fluorescent antibody technique

Ursolic acid induces myoglobin expression and skeletal muscle remodeling in mice

Introduction: Ursolic Acid (UA) is a lipophilic triterpenoid compound, found in large amounts in apple peel. Anabolic effects of UA on the skeletal muscle and the role of this tissue as a key regulator of systematic aging aroused this question in mind whether UA might amend skeletal muscle performances such as myoglobin expression and also whether it switches skeletal muscle fibers from glyc...

Rapid fluorescent-antibody staining technique.

The rapid fluorescent-antibody staining technique described by Kellogg and Deacon for staining Neisseria gonorrhoeae and Treponema pallidum was applied to fluorescent-antibody tests for group A streptococci and enteropathogenic Escherichia coli. Results obtained with this staining technique were compared with results using the conventional staining procedure; excellent correlation was obtained....

Improved diagnosis of farmer's lung using the fluorescent antibody technique.

Boyd, G. and Paffatt, D. (1974). Thorax, 29, 417-420. Improved diagnosis of farmer's lung using the fluorescent antibody technique. In the west of Scotland 20 of 40 farmers surveyed had symptoms of farmer's lung. Ten of this group (50%) gave positive precipitin reactions to Micropolyspora faeni. The fluorescent antibody test was positive in all those with symptoms and also in one who had no cli...

Effects of altitude acclimatization on rat myoglobin; changes in myoglobin content of skeletal and cardiac muscle.

ANTHONY,ADAM,EUGENEACKERMAN AND G.K.STROTHER. Effects of altitude acclimatization on rat myoglobin. Changes in myoglobin content of skeletal and cardiac muscle. Am. J. Physiol. 196(s): 512-516. 1959. -Analyses were made of myoglobin content of rat skeletal and cardiac muscle following continuous exposure to simulated altitudes of 18,000 feet for a Q--IO-week period. About five dozen rats were u...