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Cathepsin H indirectly regulates morphogenetic protein-4 (BMP-4) in various human cell lines
Matija Rojnik, Zala Jevnikar, Bojana Mirković, Damjan Janeš, Nace Zidar, Danijel Kikelj, Janko Kos, 2011, original scientific article

Abstract: Background. Cathepsin H is a cysteine protease considered to play a major role in tumor progression, however, its precise function in tumorigenesis is unclear. Cathepsin H was recently proposed to be involved in processing of bone morphogenetic protein 4 (BMP-4) in mice. In order to clarify whether cathepsin H also regulates BMP-4 in humans, its impact on BMP-4 expression, processing and degradation was investigated in prostate cancer (PC-3), osteosarcoma (HOS) and pro-monocytic (U937) human cell lines. Materials and methods. BMP-4 expression was founded to be regulated by cathepsin H using PCR array technology and confirmed by real time PCR. Immunoassays including Western blot and confocal microscopy were used to evaluate the influence of cathepsin H on BMP-4 processing. Results. In contrast to HOS, the expression of BMP-4 mRNA in U937 and PC3 cells was significantly decreased by cathepsin H. The different regulation of BMP-4 synthesis could be associated with the absence of the mature 28 kDa cathepsin H form in HOS cells, where only the intermediate 30 kDa form was observed. No co-localization of BMP-4 and cathepsin H was observed in human cell lines and the multistep processing of BMP-4 was not altered in the presence of specific cathepsin H inhibitor. Isolated cathepsin H does not cleave mature recombinant BMP-4, neither with its amino- nor its endopeptidase activity. Conclusions. Our results exclude direct proteolytic processing of BMP-4 by cathepsin H, however, they provide support for its involvement in the regulation of BMP-4 expression.
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Editorial - progress of Radiology and oncology
Gregor Serša, Viljem Kovač, 2011, preface, editorial, afterword

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Magnetic nanoparticles as targeted delivery systems in oncology
Sara Prijič, Gregor Serša, 2011, review article

Keywords: nanodelci, magnetni nanodelci, onkologija, zdravljenje
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Progress of Radiology and oncology
Gregor Serša, Viljem Kovač, 2010, preface, editorial, afterword

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Percutaneous transcatheter arterial embolization in haemodynamically stable patients with blunt splenic injury
Peter Popović, Dragoje Stanisavljević, Miran Jeromel, 2010, original scientific article

Abstract: Background. The nonoperative management of the blunt splenic injuryand the patient was treated with the selective distal splenic artery embolization withmicrospheres. Postprocedural insupraselective embolization with microspheres. haemodynamically stableultrasound and computed tomography follow-up a year later revealed only a small area of parenchymal irregularity. patients hasCase report. A young hockey player was brought to the Emergency Conclusions. The percutaneous splenic arterial embolization has a major role in the management of traumatic Department with the history of blunt abdominalsplenic injuries. Embolization is particularly beneficial in injuries of grade III or higher.
Keywords: splenic trauma, treatment, angiography, percutaneous transcatheter embolization
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CT colonography in detection of colorectal carcinoma
Amela Sofić, Šerif Beslić, Igor Kocijančič, Nedžad Šehović, 2010, original scientific article

Abstract: Background. Diagnostic methods used in screening and detectingand 2 lipomas,and 2 lipomas, among tumours there were 55 adenocarcinomas and 1 lymphoma. Results showed CT colonography among tumours there were 55 adenocarcinomas and 1 lymphoma. Results showed CTsensitivity to polyps to be 89.7%, barium enema 48.7%, and colonoscopy 94.9%. Sensitivity to tumours of CT colonography colonography colorectal CT barium enema followed by colonoscopy wereand colonoscopy was 100% and of barium enema 94.6%. Specificities and PPV were 100% in all procedures. The performed. After thesensitivity to polyps to be 89.7%, barium enema 48.7%, andcomfort assessment showed CT colonography as the far most comfortable out of three procedures. colonoscopy 94.9%. Sensitivity to tumours of CT colonography procedures a comfort assessment was done in all colonography. The aim of thisand colonoscopy was 100% and of barium enema 94.6%. Specificities and PPV were 100% in all procedures. The study was to establish diagnostic accuracy andpatients. Diagnostic positive comfort assessment showed CT colonography as the far most comfortable out of three procedures. results were verified by the pato-histological examination. Sensitivity, specificity, positive comfort of CT colonography compared carcinoma are digitorectal examination,topredicative value (PPV) and negative predicative value (NPV) were calculated for each procedure.
Keywords: CT colonography, barium enema, colonoscopy, colorectal polyp, colorectal carcinoma
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