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Chemical Compound Review

Aluminon     5-[(3-carboxy-4-hydroxy- phenyl)-(3-carboxy...

Synonyms: Lopac-A-1895, Dupont ATA, SureCN98495, CHEMBL275938, AG-K-23058, ...
 
 
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Gene context of Aluminon

 

Analytical, diagnostic and therapeutic context of Aluminon

  • The Aluminon stain was also positive in one of three cases of osteitis fibrosa and three of four mild lesions, whereas it was negative in all biopsies from the control group [31].
  • Moreover, addition of ATA to VP16-treated MOLT-4 cells also resulted in production of apoptotic bodies, this effect being quantified by morphological examination and flow cytometry [32].
  • These investigations have identified a compound (aurintricarboxylic acid or ATA) that enhances transfection activity of "naked" plasmid and pulsed electrical fields (electroporation or EP) that synergistically boosts transgene expression to an average of 115-fold more than that observed with free DNA (P < 0.00009) [33].
  • Fourteen individuals on long term hemodialysis, with varying amounts of aluminum in bone from 11 to 296 mg/kg by flameless atomic absorption spectrophotometry, were examined to see whether the aluminon or acid solochrome azurine (ASA) staining reactions best approximated the chemical determination [34].
  • Inclusion of aurintricarboxylic acid (ATA) in extraction buffers for the isolation of RNA from animal tissues resulted in high yields (0.5-2.0 mg/g of tissue) of undegraded material as judged by agarose-gel-electrophoretic analyses and Northern-blotting experiments [35].

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