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Synonyms: Scarlet ReR, Sudan BB, ARONIS24133, AC1NTEX4, Solvent red 24, ...
 
 
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Disease relevance of Sudan IV

 

High impact information on Sudan IV

 

Biological context of Sudan IV

 

Anatomical context of Sudan IV

  • The aorta and right coronary arteries were stained with Sudan IV and the degree and extent of sudanophilia was quantitated by image analysis [13].
  • Fifteen basilar arteries were obtained at autopsy (age--61 +/- 2; males--6, females--9; black--6, white--9), fixed in formalin, opened along the ventral aspect and stained grossly with Sudan IV to delineate fat-containing lesions [14].
  • Eosinophil distribution was assessed using Scarlet Red stain and a polyclonal antibody recognizing eosinophil major basic protein (MBP) [15].
  • Four rings of thoracic aorta were used for tension studies; these rings and the aortas from the aortic arch to bifurcation were then fixed in formol and stained with Sudan IV to determine the area of luminal atherosclerotic lesions by a computerized laser-scanning approach [16].
  • In a combined autopsy and surgical study, we evaluated Sudan IV staining in 73 persons with normal parathyroid glands and 13 patients with hyperfunctioning glands [17].
 

Associations of Sudan IV with other chemical compounds

  • An accurate method based on the use of reversed-phase (RP) liquid chromatography-tandem mass spectrometry interfaced with electrospray (LC-ESI-MS/MS) was devised for the determination of Sudan I, Sudan II, Sudan III and Sudan IV in hot chilli food samples [18].
  • Fluorescence of intracellular lamellae was quenched with Sudan black B and enhanced with Sudan IV thus providing evidence for the suberized nature of a tissue heretofore regarded as nonsuberized [19].
 

Gene context of Sudan IV

  • Moreover, Sudan IV staining revealed an increase in aortic atherosclerotic plaque surface (24.3+/-5.2% [PBS] versus 38.2+/-9.5% [MCP-1]; P<0.01) [20].
  • Arteries stained with Sudan IV for gross evaluation were subsequently processed for SEM and TEM [21].
 

Analytical, diagnostic and therapeutic context of Sudan IV

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