[PDF][PDF] A study of subjects with erythrocyte glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase deficiency: investigation of platelet enzymes
B Ramot, A Szeinberg, A Adam… - The Journal of …, 1959 - Am Soc Clin Investig
B Ramot, A Szeinberg, A Adam, C Sheba, D Gafni
The Journal of Clinical Investigation, 1959•Am Soc Clin InvestigRESULTS The results are summarized in Table I. The glucose-6-phosphate
dehydrogenaselevel of the platelets in the control group was 127.2±38.5 units per 109
platelets, while in the sensitive group the respective mean value was 24.0+ 17.4 units (p<
0.001). Onthe other hand, no significant difference in the 6-phosphogluconic dehydrogen-
ase activity was detected between the two groups of subjects (p> 0.7).
dehydrogenaselevel of the platelets in the control group was 127.2±38.5 units per 109
platelets, while in the sensitive group the respective mean value was 24.0+ 17.4 units (p<
0.001). Onthe other hand, no significant difference in the 6-phosphogluconic dehydrogen-
ase activity was detected between the two groups of subjects (p> 0.7).
RESULTS
The results are summarized in Table I. The glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenaselevel of the platelets in the control group was 127.2±38.5 units per 109 platelets, while in the sensitive group the respective mean value was 24.0+ 17.4 units (p< 0.001). Onthe other hand, no significant difference in the 6-phosphogluconic dehydrogen-ase activity was detected between the two groups of subjects (p> 0.7).
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