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Immunohistochemical Study of Lysozyme in Macrophages of Leprosy |
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Kyung Sool Kwon, Tae Ahn Chung |
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Dept. of Dermatology, College of Medicine, Pusan National University Pusan, Korea |
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A peroxidase-antiperoxidase study using rabbit antihuman lysozyme (muramidase) was undertaken in order to determine whether a lysozyme activity of macrophages is present in leprosy, since such enzymes have been postulated to play in part bacteriolytic action in leprosy. The results were as follows: 1. Of 13 patiens with lepromatous leprosy, 8 patients showed negative activity for lysozyme except one patient and 5 patients associated with erythema nodosum leprosum showed two- to three-plus activity for lysozyme. 2. Of 5 patients with borderline lepromatous leprosy, 3 patients showed negative and 2 patients showed one-plus activity for lysozyme. 3. All 3 patients with borderline leprosy showed negative activity for lysozyme. 4. All 5 patients with borderline tuberculoid leprosy showed two- to three-plus activity for lysozyme. 5. All 3 patients with tuberculoid leprosy showed three-plus activity for lysozyme. 6. Of 9 patients with relapsed leprosy, 5 patients with relapsed borderline tuberculoid leprosy showed two- to three-plus, one patient with relapsed borderline leprosy was two-plus, and 3 patients with relapsed borderline lepromatous leprosy were negative activity for lysozyme. These results suggest that the lysozyme activity of macrophage may reflect the degree of immunity in leprosy patients since the lysozyme activity generally is positive in tuberculoid pole, reversal and erythema nodosum leprosum reactions, and negative in lepromatous pole and downgrading reactions. |
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