Iodination of bacteria: a bactericidal mechanism
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...Although thyroxine can substitute for the halide in the MPOH2O2-halide antimicrobial system [69], throxine is deiodinated under these conditions [204, 205], raising the possibility that the released iodide may be the required microbicidal component....
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...When iodide is the halide, iodination is detected [69]....
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...The iodinated hormone, thyroxine, can substitute for iodide in the cell-free MPO system [69], presumably, at least in part, as a result of its deiodination by the peroxidase system [204, 205]....
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...After appropriate exposure at 6°C, the radioantograms were developed, and the smears stained with a mixture of methylene blue and azure II (21)....
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...First, it has been reported (35) that H~O2 is formed in the leukocyte during the period of accelerated metabolism which follows phagocytosis; and second, the intracelhlar pH in the vicinity of the ingested particle has been reported to be distinctly acid (36), i....
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