Smooth muscle autoimmune disease
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It is present in high concentrations in the connective tissue of the small intestinal wall, especially surrounding smooth muscle cells in the lamina propria. Transglutaminase complexes with gliadin to form a “neoantigen” recognized as immunogenic by patients with celiac disease. ... or for patients with autoimmune disease who may have ...
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As disease progresses, more muscle fibers disappear. Muscle becomes progressively weaker, scarred, and filled with fatty deposits ... An autoimmune disorder where the immune system attacks and destroys a large number of acetylcholine receptors at the neuromuscular junction. ... Smooth muscle receives a smaller blood supply than skeletal muscle ...
Smooth Muscle Antibody (SMA) and F-actin Antibody
This deficiency causes the release of an enzyme called phosphorylase-A that destroys muscle cells. This leads to muscle atrophy (invasion by fat and fibrous connective tissue) X Y Xm XXm XmY X XX XY FIBROMYALGIA: autoimmune. Causes NO muscle damage. Associated with muscle pain, tenderness and stiffness. More common in women (15:1).
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Pedeira S., et al. Clinical significance of anti-smooth muscle antibody (SMA) fluorescence in patients with celiac disease. Gastroenterol, 2000; 118:A363. Sugal E. Bone-specific antibodies in sera from patients with celiac disease: characterization and implications in osteoporosis.
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A. anti-smooth-muscle antibody disease. B. hepatitis D. C. hepatitis E. D. leptospirosis * E. yellow fever. 5. In kala-azar, the leishmania organisms are found primarily in the. A. hepatocyte cytoplasm. B. hepatocyte nuclei. C. Ito cells * D. Kupffer cells. E. vascular endothelium. 6. Hepatic fatty change with extreme edema of the mitochondria ...
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Smooth Muscle. Smooth muscle, also known as visceral muscle, is the weakest of the muscle tissues and is found within organs. Smooth muscles also contract involuntarily. They can be found lining blood vessels, the gastrointestinal tract, and the bladder. When smooth muscle contracts it moves substances, such as blood or food, through the organ.
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Autoimmune dysfunction – in the endothelial cells and between the intimal lining of vessels and the smooth muscle tissue revealing an increase in WBCs and an increase in Th1/Th2 cytokines. All this is happening in response to a damaged vascular biology which gives rise to what is known as Endothelial Dysfunction (ED).
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