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N Neeman

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Articles 17
Citations 175
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General Medicine
Pathology
Allergy & Immunology
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I Ginsburg
M Lahav
M N Sela
Z Duchan
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J James
S Chanes
J Vetsch
A Stabholtz
S Friedman
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Inflammation
Isr J Med Sci
J Infect Dis
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Recent Articles
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Healthcare professionals' attitudes toward cancer precision medicine: A systematic review
Vetsch J, Wakefield C, Techakesari P, Warby M, Ziegler D, OBrien T, et al.
Semin Oncol . 2019 Jun; 46(3):291-303. PMID: 31221444
Use of precision medicine in oncology is burgeoning and can provide patients with new treatment options. However, it is not clear how precision medicine is impacting healthcare professionals (HCPs), particularly...
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The effect of leukocyte hydrolases on bacteria VIII. The combined effect of leukocyte extracts, lysozyme, enzyme "cocktails," and penicillin on the lysis ofStaphylococcus aureus and group a streptococci in vitro
Efrati C, Sacks T, Neeman N, Lahav M, Ginsburg I
Inflammation . 2013 Nov; 1(4):371-407. PMID: 24194462
Cultures ofStaphylococcus aureus, which are harvested from the stationary phase of growth, are extremely resistant to lysis by extracts of human blood leukocytes. Such bacteria are, however, rendered susceptible to...
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The effect of leukocyte hydrolases on bacteria : VII. Bactericidal and bacteriolytic reactions mediated by leukocyte and tissue extracts and their modifications by polyelectrolytes
Neeman N, Duchan Z, Lahav M, Sela M, Ginsburg I
Inflammation . 2013 Nov; 1(3):261-84. PMID: 24194450
Crude extracts of human blood leukocytes were employed as a source of bactericidal and bacteriolytic agents againstStaphylococcus aureus. While the bactericidal action of the extracts was a very rapid process,...
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The effect of leukocyte hydrolases on bacteria : V. Modification of bacteriolysis by antiinflammatory agents and by cationic and anionic polyelectrolytes
Sela M, Lahav M, Neeman N, Duchan Z, Ginsburg I
Inflammation . 2013 Nov; 1(1):57-69. PMID: 24194402
Lysis of(14)C-labeledStaph. aureus by human blood leukocyte lysates, by extracts of rabbit small intestines and pancreas, and by the "cocktail" of enzymes (containing trypsin, lysolecithin, and lysozyme) is strongly inhibited...
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The effect of leukocyte hydrolases on bacteria : IV. The role played by artificial enzyme "cocktails" and tissue enzymes in bacteriolysis
Ginsburg I, Neeman N, Duchan Z, Sela M, James J, Lahav M
Inflammation . 2013 Nov; 1(1):41-56. PMID: 24194401
Acid hydrolases of human blood leukocytes are highly lytic toStaph. albus, Staph. aureus, andStrep. faecalis. On the other hand, group A and viridans streptococci, encapsulated staphylococci, a variety of Gramnegative...
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Streptococcal and staphylococcal arthritis: can chronic arthritis in the human be caused by highly chemotactic degradation products generated from bacteria by leukocyte enzymes and by the deactivation of leukocytes by inflammatory exudates,...
Ginsburg I, Goultchin J, Stabholtz A, Neeman N, Lahav M, Landstrom L, et al.
Agents Actions Suppl . 1980 Jan; 7:260-70. PMID: 6941680
No abstract available.
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Effect of leukocyte hydrolases on bacteria. XIII. Role played by leukocyte extracts, lysolecithin, phospholipase a2, lysozyme, cationic proteins, and detergents in the solubilization of lipids from Staphylococcus aureus and group A streptococci:...
Lahav M, Neeman N, Sela M, Ginsburg I
Inflammation . 1979 Sep; 3(4):365-77. PMID: 229078
The bactericidal and bacteriolytic effects of lysolecithin (LL) and egg-white lysozyme (LYZ) on Staph. aureus and group A streptococci and the solubilization of phospholipids from the bacterial membranes by these...
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Effect of leukocyte hydrolases on bacteria. XIV. Bacteriolytic effects of human sera, synovial fluids, and purulent exudates on Staphylococcus aureus and Streptococcus faecalis: modulation by Cohn's fraction II and by polyelectrolytes
Neeman N, Sela M, Chanes S, Bierkenfeld L, Kutani D, Lahav M, et al.
Inflammation . 1979 Sep; 3(4):379-94. PMID: 92458
Normal sera and plasma, derived from humans, calves, rats, rabbits, horses, human synovial fluids, inflammatory exudates, and leukocyte extracts, when sufficiently diluted are highly bacteriolytic for Staph, aureus, Strep. faecalis,...
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The role of leukocyte extracts and myeloperoxidase in the lysis of staphylococci and the inhibition of bacteriolysis by anionic polyelectrolytes and by inflammatory exudates
Ginsburg I, Neeman N, Lahav M, Sela N
Adv Exp Med Biol . 1979 Jan; 121(A):123-9. PMID: 232813
No abstract available.
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The interaction of leukocytes and their hydrolases with bacteria in vitro and in vivo: the modification of the bactericidal and bacteriolytic reactions by cationic and anionic macromolecular substances and by anti-inflammatory agents
Ginsburg I, Lahav M, Neeman N, Duchan Z, Chanes S, Sela M
Agents Actions . 1976 Feb; 6(1-3):292-305. PMID: 941804
Acid hydrolases from extracts of human blood leucocytes lyse Staph.aureus, Staph.albus and Strep.faecalis in vitro. The leucocyte enzymes can be substituted by a lytic mixture which contains crude trypsin, lysolecithin,...