Ciba Foundation Symposium 9 - Protein Turnover

Content:
Chapter 1 Chairman's Introduction (pages 1–3): A. S. McFarlane
Chapter 2 The Role of Cell?Surface Receptors in the Transport and Catabolism of Immunoglobulins (pages 5–23): Thomas A. Waldmann and E. Anthony Jones
Chapter 3 The Role of the Kidney in the Metabolism of Serum Proteins (pages 25–45): W. Strober, R. P. Mogielnicki and T. A. Waldmann
Chapter 4 Short?Term Determination of Plasma Protein Turnover by a Two?Tracer Technique Using Plasma Only or Plasma and Urine Data (pages 47–72): R. Bianchi, G. Mariani, A. Pilo, M.G. Toni and L. Donato
Chapter 5 Acute?Phase Proteins in Wound Healing (pages 73–90): A. H. Gordon
Chapter 6 Studies with a Mass Balance Method of Measuring Fibrinogen Synthesis (pages 91–111): E. B. Reeve and Y. Chen
Chapter 7 Analysis of Disappearance Time?Curves After Single Injection of Labelled Proteins (pages 113–130): B. Nosslin
Chapter 8 The Influence of Amino Acids and Hepatotoxic Agents on Albumin Synthesis, Polysomal Aggregation and RNA Turnover (pages 131–153): Murray Oratz, Marcus A. Rothschild, Alvin Burks, Joseph Mongelli and Sidney S. Schreiber
Chapter 9 Regulatory Factors in the Synthesis of Plasma Proteins by the Isolated Perfused rat Liver (pages 155–179): A. S. Tavill, A. G. East, E. G. Black, D. Nadkarni and R. Hoffenberg
Chapter 10 Effects of Intravenous Neuraminidase on the Turnover of Fibrinogen (pages 181–201): E. Regoeczi and K.?L. Wong
Chapter 11 Generation of 125I?Labelled Plasmin in Dogs in Response to Venous Injury (pages 203–216): Y. Takeda, T. R. Parkhill and M. Nakabayashi
Chapter 12 The Comparative Effects of Nutritional and Hormonal Factors on the Synthesis of Albumin, Fibrinogen and Transferrin (pages 217–247): K. N. Jeejeebhoy, A. Bruce?Robertson, J. Ho and U. Sodtke
Chapter 13 IgM Turnover in Man (pages 249–272): K. Birger Jensen
Chapter 14 Complement in Membranoproliferative (Hypocomplementaemic) Glomerulonephritis (pages 273–282): D. K. Peters
Chapter 15 Disorders of the Complement and Properdin Systems (pages 283–310): Chester A. Alper and Fred S. Rosen