… of Iranian people exposed to sulfur mustard gas by analysis of accomplished studies. …
and IgG subclasses involved in delayed pulmonary complications induced by sulfur mustard…

… DNA containing adducts induced by sulphur mustard (CH2 C1-… This DNA mainly contained
sulphur mustard mono-adducts … ), sulphur mustard adducts by experiments with radiolabelled …

… The sulphur mustard (SM) or mustard gas is a strong alkylating and vesicant chemical warfare
… of sulfur mustard gas exposure and experienced symptoms after sulfur mustard poisoning. …

… ), the vesicant or blister agents (eg, sulfur mustard), choking agents (phosgene and chlorine),
… Sulfur mustard (SM) is the most famous vesicant agent used since World War I and still is …

… In this report the results are described of studies on protein alkylation and on proteolytic
activity in human skin ex vivo or in cultured human keratinocytes after exposure to sulfur mustard …

Background & objective: Many biochemical features of sulfur mustard (SM) intoxication
remained unknown. So far, the direct association between biochemical parameter changes and …

… still occur, leading to subclasses of the Igs eg IgG1,IgG2,IgG3 etc. IgG All IgG are monomers,
subtypes and subclasses differ in number of disulphide bonds and lengths of hinge region. …

… Sulphur mustard, nitrogen mustards, bis chloromethyl ether and epichiorohydrin are potential
bifunctional alkylating compounds. Monofunctional alkylating agents can react at all of the …

… If the parent IgG belongs to the IgG1 subclass, which does not consistently bind to protein
A, gel filtration through Sephadex G-200 is a better method of resolving Fab2 and IgG. …

… sulfur mustard (TH March, personal communication). Rats exposed to vapors and aerosols of
sulfur mustard in … Of the four isotypes of immunoglobulin, IgG and IgA are the most common …