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    ISSN: 1573-3025
    Keywords: Aerobiology ; Epidemiology ; Olea europaéa ; Aerobiologia ; Epidemiologia ; Olea europaéa
    Source: Springer Online Journal Archives 1860-2000
    Topics: Biology
    Description / Table of Contents: Riassunto Sono stati effettuati tre anni (1984–86) di osservazioni epidemiologiche ed aerobiologiche per ricercare la relazione esistente tra concentrazione pollinica giornaliera delle Oleacee nell' atmosfera della città di Palermo e numero di casi di pollinosi dovute a tale polline. I dati aerobiologici sono stati ottenuti con un campionatore volumetrico VPPS 2000. Questi, elaborati con il metodo della media mobile su 7 giorni e correlati con i dati epidemiologici, hanno evidenziato che, nel nostro territorio, le famiglie di pollini che rivestono importanza clinica sono tre: Urticacee, prevalentemente Parietaria, Graminacee ed Oleacee, prevalentemente Olea europaéa. Le Oleacee occupano il terzo posto nel determinismo delle pollinosi (21,76% di tutte le pollinosi), mentre dal punto di vista aerobiologico sono al secondo posto. La mancanza di proporzionalità diretta è da mettere in relazione, verosimilmente, con il breve periodo sintomatologico e con un basso potere allergizzante di tale aeroallergene. E' stato registrato, negli ultimi dieci anni, anche in Sicilia, un aumento della frequenza di sensibilizzazione verso il polline delle Oleacee.
    Notes: Summary Three years of epidemiological and aerobiological observations (1984–86) were carried out in order to search the existing relationship between the Oleacee's daily pollen concentration in Palermo's atmosphere and the number of hay fever cases due to such pollen. The aerobiological data were abtained with a 2000 VPPS volumetric sampler. These data, elaborated by a seven day moving average method and correlated woth epidemiological data, evidenced that three of the pollen families in our territory are clinically important: Urticacee, prevailing Parietaria, Graminacee and Oleacee, prevailing Olea europaéa. The Oleacee, occupy the third position in hay fever determinism (21,76% of all hay fever), while on the aerobiological point of view they occupy the second position. The lack of direct proportionality is probabily related with the short sintomatological period and the low allergic potentiality of the aeroallergene. It has been registered, in the last ten years, even in Sicily, an increase of the frequency of sensitization towards Oleacee pollen.
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    New York, N.Y. : Wiley-Blackwell
    Journal of Cellular Biochemistry 62 (1996), S. 495-505 
    ISSN: 0730-2312
    Keywords: DNA-protein cross-linkage ; avian nuclei ; scaffold attachment regions ; cis-diamminedichloroplatinum (II) ; nuclear scaffold ; Life and Medical Sciences ; Cell & Developmental Biology
    Source: Wiley InterScience Backfile Collection 1832-2000
    Topics: Biology , Chemistry and Pharmacology , Medicine
    Notes: DNA-protein cross-linkages were formed in intact nuclei of chicken erythrocytes and liver cells by the action of cis-diammine dichloroplatinum (II). Most cross-linked proteins were components of the nuclear matrix, and their heterogeneity reflected the different complexity of liver and erythrocytes matrices, respectively. Some basic proteins, including histones, were also cross-linked, particularly in erythrocyte nuclei. South-Western blotting revealed that a variety of proteins isolated from the cross-linked liver nuclei recognized DNA specifically. In this group of proteins two relatively abundant, acidic, species of 38 and 66 kDa, respectively, might represent novel DNA-binding proteins from the nuclear matrix. In the case of erythrocytes, only the basic proteins showed a DNA-recognition capacity, and among them there were some unidentified species, absent from liver. Lamin B2 was cross-linked but was unable to recognize DNA, and the same was true for other abundant, cross-linked proteins from both types of nuclei. This led to the hypothesis that for some DNA-nuclear matrix interactions the aggregation typical of matrix proteins is essential for the specificity of DNA recognition.Hybridization analysis of the DNA isolated from the cross-linked complexes showed that SARs (scaffold attachment regions) and telomeric sequences were well represented in the cross-linked fragments, that the cross-linked DNA of liver was partially different from that of erythrocytes and that two defined SAR sequences were found to be present only in the cross-linked DNA. These results are in agreement with the present views on DNA-nuclear matrix interactions, which are usually studied on isolated nuclear matrices or purified proteins. Instead, our results provide experimental evidence obtained directly from intact nuclei. © 1996 Wiley-Liss, Inc.
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