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Chemical Compound Review

sulphur-35     sulfane

Synonyms: Sulfur-35, Sulfur 35, CHEMBL2103898, CHEBI:37983, AC1L1VWV, ...
 
 
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Disease relevance of hydrogen sulfide

 

Psychiatry related information on hydrogen sulfide

  • METHODS: Hippocampal sections from 15 subjects in 3 groups (control subjects and subjects with schizophrenia and bipolar disorder) were studied using an in situ hybridization protocol with sulfur 35-labeled complementary riboprobes for GAD(65) and GAD(67) mRNA [5].
 

High impact information on hydrogen sulfide

 

Biological context of hydrogen sulfide

 

Anatomical context of hydrogen sulfide

 

Associations of hydrogen sulfide with other chemical compounds

  • The topographical distribution of rat brain angiotensinogen (Ao) mRNA was determined using hybridization histochemistry (in situ hybridization) with two different hybridization probes, a 32P-labelled 42 residue oligonucleotide and a full-length complementary (antisense) RNA labelled with either sulfur 35 or phosphorus 32 [18].
  • Analysis of sulfur-35-labeled proteoglycans indicated that cholesterol-enriched pigeon peritoneal macrophages synthesized 42% more 35S-labeled proteoglycan when compared with control macrophages during a 24-hour incubation [19].
 

Gene context of hydrogen sulfide

  • Sulfur 35-labeled glycosaminoglycans (35S-GAGs) of HUVECs were decreased 1 hour after the incubation of plasmin with HUVECs, and the thrombomodulin (TM) activity of HUVECs measured by protein C activation capacity was decreased 6 hours after the incubation [20].
  • Synthesis of the first sulfur-35-labeled hERG radioligand [21].
  • The expression of lipoprotein lipase mRNA (LPL mRNA) was studied in rat hearts by use of a sulfur-35-labeled antisense mRNA probe [22].
 

Analytical, diagnostic and therapeutic context of hydrogen sulfide

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