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Homocysteine as a Risk Factor for Vascular Disease: Enhanced Collagen Production and Accumulation by Smooth Muscle Cells by Majors, Alana, Ehrhart, L. Allen, Pezacka, Ewa H

“…An increased plasma homocysteine level is an independent risk factor for vascular disease. However, the pathological mechanisms by which homocysteine promotes…”
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Disruption of a Regulatory System Involving Cobalamin Distribution and Function in a Methionine-dependent Human Glioma Cell Line by Fiskerstrand, Torunn, Riedel, Bettina, Ueland, Per M., Seetharam, Bellur, Pezacka, Ewa H., Gulati, Sumedha, Bose, Santanu, Banerjee, Ruma, Berge, Rolf K., Refsum, Helga

“…Cobalamin metabolism and function were investigated at the levels from transcobalamin II (TCII) receptor to the cobalamin-dependent enzymes, methionine…”
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Accumulation of methylmalonic acid caused by vitamin B12-deficiency disrupts normal cellular metabolism in rat liver by Toyoshima, Shigeki, Watanabe, Fumio, Saido, Hisako, Pezacka, Ewa H., Jacobsens, Donald W., Miyatake, Kazutaka, Nakano, Yoshihisa

“…To clarify the relationship between intracellular concentrations of methylmalonic acid and metabolic and growth inhibition in vitamin B12-deficient rats,…”
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Homocysteine as a risk factor for vascular disease by Majors, Alana, L Allen Ehrhart, Pezacka, Ewa H

“…An increased plasma homocysteine level is an independent risk factor for vascular disease. However, the pathological mechanisms by which homocysteine promotes…”
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Accumulation of methylmalonic acid caused by vitamin B 12 -deficiency disrupts normal cellular metabolism in rat liver by Toyoshima, Shigeki, Watanabe, Fumio, Saido, Hisako, Pezacka, Ewa H., Jacobsens, Donald W., Miyatake, Kazutaka, Nakano, Yoshihisa

“…To clarify the relationship between intracellular concentrations of methylmalonic acid and metabolic and growth inhibition in vitamin B 12 -deficient rats,…”
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Glial cells as a model for the role of cobalamin in the nervous system: impaired synthesis of cobalamin coenzymes in cultured human astrocytes following short-term cobalamin-deprivation by Pezacka, E H, Jacobsen, D W, Luce, K, Green, R

“…The conversion of cyanocobalamin to adenosyl- and methylcobalamin is impaired in cobalamin-deficient cultured human glial cells. In contrast cultured human…”
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The inhibition of corrinoid-catalyzed oxidation of mercaptoethanol by methyl iodide: mechanistic implications by Jacobsen, D W, Pezacka, E H, Brown, K L

“…The cobalamin coenzymes (5'-deoxyadenosyl- and methylcobalamin) and their cobinamide counterparts (5'-deoxyadenosyl- and methylcobinamide) catalyze the…”
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