Pub. Date : 1995
PMID : 8569978
4 Functional Relationships(s)Download |
Sentence | Compound Name | Protein Name | Organism |
| 1 | IN CONCLUSION: (1) in patients on IHD, an increased production of porphyrins is, at least partly, caused by an increased PBG-D activity, and (2) an increased PBG-D activity and a decrease in Ig PBG-D/100 U in patients on IHD could be explained by the presence of a (relatively) young erythroid cell population in which a larger part of PBG-D has not yet been degraded. | Porphyrins | hydroxymethylbilane synthase | Homo sapiens |
| 2 | IN CONCLUSION: (1) in patients on IHD, an increased production of porphyrins is, at least partly, caused by an increased PBG-D activity, and (2) an increased PBG-D activity and a decrease in Ig PBG-D/100 U in patients on IHD could be explained by the presence of a (relatively) young erythroid cell population in which a larger part of PBG-D has not yet been degraded. | Porphyrins | hydroxymethylbilane synthase | Homo sapiens |
| 3 | IN CONCLUSION: (1) in patients on IHD, an increased production of porphyrins is, at least partly, caused by an increased PBG-D activity, and (2) an increased PBG-D activity and a decrease in Ig PBG-D/100 U in patients on IHD could be explained by the presence of a (relatively) young erythroid cell population in which a larger part of PBG-D has not yet been degraded. | Porphyrins | hydroxymethylbilane synthase | Homo sapiens |
| 4 | IN CONCLUSION: (1) in patients on IHD, an increased production of porphyrins is, at least partly, caused by an increased PBG-D activity, and (2) an increased PBG-D activity and a decrease in Ig PBG-D/100 U in patients on IHD could be explained by the presence of a (relatively) young erythroid cell population in which a larger part of PBG-D has not yet been degraded. | Porphyrins | hydroxymethylbilane synthase | Homo sapiens |