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[Formation of the ceroid pigment in hemorrhagic necrosis of fatty tissue].

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Histochemical studies of the ceroid pigment of rats and mice and its relation to necrosis.

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THE DISTRIBUTION OF CEROID AND ACID PHOSPHATASE IN PRENECROTIC STAGES OF DIETARY NECROSIS IN RATS AND MICE.

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Primary extracellular ceroid type lipopigment. A histochemical and ultrastructural study.

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An extracellular ceroid-type (ECC) lipopigment which appears histologically as wavy hyaline membranes or, less frequently, as an amorphous solid or broadly reticulated mass is described. Its ultrastructure is either amorphous or membranous and consists either of simple linear membrane-like

Membranocystic lesion in the brain in cerebrotendinous xanthomatosis. Histochemical and ultrastructural study with evidence of its ceroid nature.

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A case is described of cerebrotendinous xanthomatosis with purely neurological manifestations. Cholestanol deposition in both affected and unaffected brain regions was markedly increased, reaching 18.5-20.8% of the sterol fraction. The unilateral lesions localized in the basal ganglia and cerebellar

Ceroid/lipofuscin-loaded human fibroblasts show increased susceptibility to oxidative stress.

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To test whether the possibly enhanced sensitivity of aged cells to oxidative stress may depend on their content of ceroid/lipofuscin, AG-1518 human fibroblasts with various amounts of the pigment accumulated due to prolonged cultivation under normobaric hyperoxia were exposed to acute oxidative

Ceroid-lipofuscinosis (Batten's disease): pathogenesis and sequential neuropathological changes in the ovine model.

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A sequential morphological study of ovine ceroid-lipofuscinosis showed that brains of affected lambs were normal at birth, grew until four months of age but then atrophied. Laminar necrosis of cerebral cortex was noted at 10 weeks, occurring first in the parietal area, then spreading to involve

Lysosomal serine protease CLN2 regulates tumor necrosis factor-alpha-mediated apoptosis in a Bid-dependent manner.

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Apoptosis is a highly organized, energy-dependent program by which multicellular organisms eliminate damaged, superfluous, and potentially harmful cells. Although caspases are the most prominent group of proteases involved in the apoptotic process, the role of lysosomes has only recently been

Membranous fat necrosis in appendices epiploicae. A clinicopathological study.

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Membranous fat necrosis (MFN) is a degenerative process involving mature systemic adipose tissue. It is characterised by the presence of membranocystic foci surrounded by a lipophagic fibro-inflammatory reaction typical of fat necrosis. Membranocystic foci are cysts lined by an eosinophilic membrane

Membranous fat necrosis: a non-specific histological finding.

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Two patients presented with nodular lesions on their lower limbs. Histologically, the dermis, in one case, and the panniculus, in the other, displayed pseudocystic lesions delimited by a serpiginous membranous structure showing the staining characteristics of ceroid. One patient had sclerosing

Membranous fat necrosis.

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We report the case of a 66-year-old man with nodular lesions on the chest that were clinically diagnosed as epidermal cysts. Histologically the lesions consisted of fat necrosis with cystic spaces lined by striking membranous structures, mimicking a parasitic cuticle and exhibiting all the staining

Membranous fat necrosis in mature cystic teratomas of the ovary.

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We identified and documented the occurrence of membranous fat necrosis (MFN) in 217 mature cystic teratomas (MCTs) of the ovary. Cysts lined by an eosinophilic and scalloped membrane with pseudopapillary infoldings, the characteristic histologic features of MFN, were identified in 9 tumors. The

Steatitis and fat necrosis in captive alligators.

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Steatitis and fat necrosis were identified in a group of 123 American alligators (Alligator mississippiensis) kept in an enclosed pond and fed a diet of only fish for more than 10 years. All affected animals were outwardly healthy and had had no signs of disease in the period immediately before

Vasculitis-induced membranous fat necrosis.

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Membranous fat necrosis (MFN) a distinct degenerative process of adipose tissue, is characterised by the presence of membranocystic lesions (MCLs) superimposed on a background of typical traumatic-type fat necrosis. MCLs are cysts, of varying size and shape, that are lined by an eosinophilic,

Membranous fat necrosis in lipomas.

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Membranous fat necrosis (MFN) is an under-recognized variant of fat necrosis (FN) that is characterized by the presence of membranocystic foci in which cysts are lined by an eosinophilic, homogeneous membrane with pseudo-papillary luminal projections. Although MFN has been described in systemic

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