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References
Subject:
Peroxide of Hydrogen As A Remedial Agent (JAMA, March 4,
1988 - Vol. 259, No. 9, page 1279) partial reprint from
Journal of the American Medical Association, March 3,
1988, Volume X, No. 9, page 262-265. "From its very
nature this agent should be a powerful antiseptic and
destroyer of microbes;..."
Subject:
Penicillium (Penicillium Notatin) (Gen Biochemistry,
Fruton & Simmonds 577.1F944p.339) "Since the
oxidation of glucose by 02 in the presence of penicillium
notatin results in the formation of bactericidal amounts
of H202."
Subject:
Interferon (IFN) (Journal of Interferon Research Vol. 3,
Number 2, 1983 p. 143-151) "The results suggest then
that IFN may stimulate the production of low amounts of H202
and possibly other oxygen intermediates (OH) which are a
necessary event early in the pathway of IFN activation of
human NK cells." (NK-Natural Killer).
"We present evidence here which is compatible with
the suggestion that H202 and possible augmentation of
cytolytic function in another effector cell type, the
human killer (NK) cell."
"These results raise the possibility that the
chemiluminesence response generated by IFN may be due to
the liberation of H202, OH, and possible other oxygen
intermediates."
Subject:
Hydrogen Peroxide Mediated Killing of Bacteria (Molecular
& Cellular Biochemistry 49, 143-149 (1982) "Polymorphonuclear
leukocytes (PMM) or neutrophils have multiple systems
available for killing ingested bacteria. Nearly each of
these incorporates H202 indicating the essential nature
of this reactive oxygen intermediate for microbicidal
activity."
"These mechanisms
appear important since deficiencies of H202 production,
myeloperoxidase or lactoferrin frequently increases their
owner's susceptibility to infection."
Subject:
Hydrogen Peroxide Release from Human Blood Platelets,
Biochimica et Biophysica Acta, 718 (1982) p. 21-25
Subject:
Cell Division in Normal and Transformed Cells: the
Possible role of Superoxide and Hydrogen Peroxide. (Medical
Hypotheses 7: p. 21-42 (1981)) "We hypothesize that
H202 is the ultimate cause of normal cell division."
Subject:
Removal of Cholesterol and Other Lipids from Experimental
Animal and Human Atheromatous Arteries by Dilute Hydrogen
Peroxide. (Baylor University Medical Center, Dallas Texas.)
Authors: James WRace, M.D., Harold C. Finney, M.A., Bruce
E. Jay, B.S., George J.. George A. Balla, MUrschel, M.D.,
John T. Mallams, M.D., and . D., F.I.C.A. SubjectGen:202
in Biomembranes. (Biochimica et Biophysica Acta 694 (1982
) p. 69-93) "Thus, the generation of H202 in
cellular processes seems to be purposeful and H202 cannot
be dismissed as a mere undesirable byproduct."
Subject:
Killing of Blood-Stage Murine Malaria Parasites by
Hydrogen Peroxide. (Infection and Immunity. Jan. 1983, p.
456-459) "A Radical Interpretation of Immunity to
Malaria Parasites" (The Lancet Dec. 25, 1982, p.
1431-1433) "Free oxygen Radical Generators as
Antimalorial Drugs" (The Lancet Feb. 12, 1983, p.
359-360).
Subject:
The Prime Cause and Prevention of Cancer with two
prefaces on prevention. Author: Dr. Otto Warburg: twice
Nobel Laureate. Malignant cancer cells are anaerobic (live
without oxygen) and cannot live in a high oxygen
environment.
Subject:
A Specific Type of Organism Cultivated from Malignancy:
Bacteriology and Proposed Classification.
Authors: Virgina Wuerthele-Caspe Livingston, M.D. &
Eleanor Alexander-Jackson, Ph.D.
Subject:
Molecular Biology of the Gene
Author: Dr. James D. Watson, Nobel Laureate, Co-discoverer
of the DNA Double Helix. A geneticist's view of cancer,
page 469. "Among the most useful carcinogenic agents
know at present are several viruses."
Subject:
The Therapeutical Applications of Hydrozone and Glycozone.
Author: Charles Marchand (1904) Republished by Walter
Grotz
(1989).
Subject:
Supplement to "The Survival Factor in Neoplastic
& Viral
Diseases p. 294
Author: William Frederack Koch, Ph.D., M.D.
Subject:
Nature, Vol. 178, August 25, 1956, p. 1033. "A
Method of
destroying a Malignant Rat tumour in vivo."
Author: R.A. Holman
Subject:
The Influence of Hydrogen Peroxide on Hydrochloric Acid
Secretion, Pennsylvania Medical Journal, 1910, Volume
XXXIX
(Volume XIII, of the Journal p. 339-342)
Author: Edward H. Goodman, M.D.
Subject:
Disease of Birds
Author: Robert Stround: "The Birdman of Alcatraz"
What did "The Birdman of Alcatraz" Robert
Stroud use to cure the birds? - Sodium perborate and
hydrogen peroxide. Sodium perborate in water gives you
hydrogen peroxide.
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