Publications
| Title | Abstract | Year Filter | PMID(sorted descending) Filter |
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| the rapid serological diagnosis of fish furunculosis caused by "smooth" and "rough" strains of aeromonas salmonicida. | 1975 | 1113076 | |
| hemorrhage in dentistry. | 2001 | 1088630 | |
| successful excision of left ventricular aneurysm with concomitant right aorto-coronary saphenous vein bypass. | 2005 | 1087628 | |
| ly phenotype of t-cells releasing t-cell replacing factor. | 2005 | 1087370 | |
| [open study of clopirac in the treatment of non articular rheumatism (author's transl)]. | 2005 | 1084347 | |
| [massive lower gastrointestinal hemorrhage of diverticular origin. diagnostic and therapeutic problems]. | 2005 | 1082809 | |
| [diagnosis of kartagener's syndrome]. | 2005 | 1081308 | |
| [production of anti-aeromonas salmonicida agglutinins by the rainbow trout. influence of temperature, an adjuvant and an immunosuppressive agent]. | adult rainbow trout were immunized intraperitoneally with a chloroform killed aeromonas salmonicida suspension. agglutinating antibodies were titrated using a microtiter system. antibody activity was associated with igm fraction obtained from sepharose 4 b gel filtration. the kinetics of antibody formation were established at three temperatures. at 50c detectable antibodies were found at day 50 post immunization. at 10degrees c and 16 degrees c the agglutinin titer rose before day 20. the antibo ... | 1976 | 1028376 |
| effect of aeromonas salmonicida (furunculosis) infection on the incorporation of [1-14c]acetate into lipids of trout liver. | [1-(14)c]acetate is incorporated into lipids more rapidly by liver from aeromonas salmonicida-infected trout than by normal trout liver, both in vitro and in vivo. the increase was, in general, about twofold to less than threefold. | 1976 | 965100 |
| interaction of pseudomonas and enterobacteriaceae plasmids in aeromonas salmonicida. | we observed that aeromonas salmonicida aro200 will maintain either or both the pseudomonas r-factor, pmg1, and enterobacteriaceae r-factors. this bacterial strain, therefore, provides a unique background wherein the host ranges of pseudomonas and enterobacteriaceae plasmods overlap. co-maintenance of these plasmids resulted in behavior of plasmid aggregates that allowed transfer of r-dterminants beyond the host range of the parent plasmid. we observed that the aro200 genetic background facilitat ... | 1976 | 824271 |
| possible mis-identification of the fish pathogen aeromonas salmonicida. | 1975 | 813814 | |
| brown- and red-pigmented pseudomonas aeruginosa: differentiation between melanin and pyorubrin. | the pigment produced by three clinically isolated strains of pseudomonas aeruginosa has been shown to by pyomelanin. the pigment is also produced by three strains of the same species labelled as "var. erythrogenes" by the national collection of type cultures, and by aeromonas salmonicida. melanin and pyorubrin may be distinguished by the differential effects of tyrosine and glutamate on their production in minimal salts medium; furunculosis agar is a suitable medium for differentation of these p ... | 1975 | 805242 |
| an improvement in the technique for the presumptive identification of aeromonas salmonicida. | 1975 | 803942 | |
| effect of arginine analogues on a fish pathogen, aeromonas salmonicida. | the effects of arginine analogues on a fish pathogen, aeromonas salmonicida, were investigated. this organism proved to be resistant in various degrees to most arginine analogues tested but was found to be sensitive to arginine hydroxamate. inhibition of growth by arginine hydroxamate was reversed by the addition of arginine to the bacterial culture. incorporation of 14c from 14c-amino acids, namely, guanidoarginine, glutamate, asparate, alanine, isoleucine, serine, methyl-methionine, and cystin ... | 1978 | 756951 |
| rainbow trout complement fixation used for titration of antibodies against several pathogens. | since it is impossible to fix guinea pig complement (c) with rainbow trout (salmo gairdneri) antibodies, whereas it is possible with brown trout (salmo trutta) antibodies, a c fixation test has been designed which uses haemolysin and c from rainbow trout. immunization of trout against lysed sheep red blood cells (srbc) elicited production of haemolytic igm. normal trout serum (nts) can be used as a source of c at a dilution at which its "natural" haemolytic activity (against various homeotherms ... | 1979 | 547824 |
| hepatitis b antigen in a dialysis unit: five years experience. | 2005 | 545706 | |
| [surgical sciatica. study of 251 cases undergoing a single operation (author's transl)]. | 2005 | 544204 | |
| a simple centrifuge column for desalting protein solutions. | 2005 | 543535 | |
| [effect of lithium oxybutyrate on excitability of the cortex and some subcortical structures in rabbit brain]. | lithium oxybutyrate microinjections (10 mg/ml) produce a depressant action on spontaneous bioelectrical activity of the cortex and subcortical structure. the drug brings down excitability of the motor cortex, hippocampus, caudate nucleus, thalamus, posterior hypothalamus and mesencephalic reticular formation; it also raises excitability of the tonsils. the depressant effect of lithium oxybutyrate is superior to that of lithium chloride. | 1979 | 540150 |
| furunculosis of salmonids: vaccination attempts in rainbow trout (salmo gairdneri) by formalin-killed germs. | two immunization trials were performed in rainbow trout, using a formalin killed aeromonas salmonicida suspension. in the first experiment, 200 g fish were administered orally or intraperitoneally. circulating antibodies were elicited in injected animals only, but no protection was found when they were challenged with a highly virulent strain. rough and smooth bacteria have provided similar agglutinins titers. in the second study, fingerlings were vaccinated by injection, but experimental diseas ... | 1979 | 539775 |
| [pelvic fractures in multiply injured patients (author's transl)]. | 2005 | 538868 | |
| anticoagulation treatment after open heart surgery for acquired heart disease. | 2004 | 535340 | |
| serially etched shark enameloid observed by incident light microscopy. | longitudinal and transverse tooth sections of isurus oxyrinchus were serially etched in 2.6% nitric acid. the changing optical properties of the etched surfaces were observed during the serial etchings, and the descent of the enameloid surfaces was measured. shark enameloid seems to be less effectively etched by acid than human enamel; this difference may be due to differences in solubility between fluorapatite and hydroxyapatite. most of the information regarding the structure of the enameloid ... | 1979 | 525241 |
| analysis of the antagonistic effect of gamma-l-glutamyl-taurine on glucocorticoid and triiodothyronine. | gamma-l-glutamyl-taurine, a newly discovered parathyroid hormone, considerably inhibited the cytochemically detected transcription-inducing effect (appearance of free histone) of prednisolone and triiodothyronine. such an inhibition took place also if the morphogenetic hormones were given not simultaneously with, but after the administration of litoralon. litoralon injected alone also displayed inductor properties increasing the number of nuclei containing free histone. | 1979 | 525237 |
| cp-20,961: a structurally novel, synthetic adjuvant. | 1979 | 522084 | |
| role of gastric antrum in gastric and intestinal phases of gastric secretion in dogs. | 1. the gastric and intestinal phases of gastric secretions were selectively evoked before and after the removal of the antral mucosa in four dogs provided with a special cannula that allowed complete separation of the stomach and duodenum without interrupting neural connexions between them. 2. the gastric phase induced by 5% liver extract meal administered into the stomach at various distension pressures (ranging from 0 to 15cm h2o) resulted in an increase in acid output to about 56% of the hist ... | 1979 | 521927 |
| children with learning problems: a developmental view for parents. | 2004 | 521677 | |
| comparison of antibodies in marine fish from clean and polluted waters of the new york bight: relative levels against 36 bacteria. | fish from polluted waters are subject to increased prevalence of disease. because they respond to bacterial pathogens by producing serum antibodies, it was possible to construct a seasonal serological record in three fish species from clean and polluted waters of the new york bight. antibody levels were determined by testing sera for agglutinating activity against 36 strains of bacteria. evaluation of 5,100 antibody titrations showed the following. during warm months, summer flounder (paralichth ... | 1979 | 518084 |
| [determination of the subjective sound damping of radio receiver earphones using békésy exper. audiometery in an open sound field]. | 2004 | 516818 | |
| [choroid plexus carcinoma with metastasis to bone (author's transl)]. | a very rare case of the choroid plexus carcinoma of the left lateral ventricle with metastasis to bone was reported. a two-month-old baby was suffering from irritability and vomiting. her vital signs became progressively worse. on admission she showed an increased head circumference and meningeal irritation signs. an emergency tapping of the right lateral ventricle at the anterior fontanel revealed the bloody csf and an opening pressure of over 700 mm of water. all laboratory findings were negat ... | 2004 | 492463 |
| deoxyribonucleic acid relationships among members of the genus aeromonas. | polynucleotide sequences among 24 motile and 11 non-motile aeromonads were studied by analysis of deoxyribonucleic acid - deoxyribonucleic acid (dna-dna) duplexes with endonuclease s1. in addition, dna base composition (mole % guanine and cytosine (g + c)) and relative genome sizes were determined for selected strains. large variations in genome size were found and % gc ranged from 57.1 to 62.9%. on the basis of the strains examined, the genus aeromonas consists of two genotypically legitimate g ... | 1979 | 476540 |
| letpomeningeal aspergillosis causing internal carotid artery stenosis. | 2004 | 444826 | |
| the creation of the self. | 1979 | 420961 | |
| are proteinase inhibitors a factor for the derangement of homoeostasis in protein-energy malnutrition? | in protein-energy malnutrition essential amino acids for the synthesis of proteins are derived from the mobilization of endogenous proteins in order to maintain homoeostasis. data are presented to support the hypothesis that proteinase inhibitors, which increase rapidly at the onset of infection, interrupt this catabolic effect which is the normal adaptive response to protein-energy malnutrition. | 2004 | 415595 |
| [the thyroid gland and pregnancy]. | 2004 | 412113 | |
| stable and short-lived isotopes in the study of tissue distribution. | two relatively novel techniques that are utilized in the study of tissue distribution of drugs are discussed. the first technique, gc-ms fragmentography, provides an opportunity for the identification and quantification of several compounds and internal standards, in the same analysis, at picogram to nanogram amounts. the second technique utilizes short-lived radioisotopes and external scintigraphy. this approach can continuously monitor the tissue and organ distribution of an appropriately labe ... | 1977 | 404434 |
| homogeneous immunoglobulins in the serum of irradiated and bone marrow reconstituted mice: the role of thymus and spleen. | the influence of thymectomy and splenectomy on the frequency and class distribution of homogeneous immunoglobulins (h-ig) in serum was studied in lethally irradiated (dba/2 x c57bl/rij)f1 mice reconstituted with syngeneic bone marrow. during four follow-up periods in the first 9 months after transplantation, the sham-operated controls and splenectomized animals developed transient h-ig in an average frequency of 14.2 and 15.7% respectively. there were no marked differences in the incidence of h- ... | 2004 | 387578 |
| reduction of microbial contamination from ultrasonic scalers. | 2004 | 356863 | |
| cadaver kidney characteristics and immediate renal allograft function. | 2004 | 356039 | |
| neonatal shock in the first postnatal day. | advances in neonatal medicine have markedly reduced mortality in preterm infants. current emphasis should be placed on early detection and treatment of neonatal hypotension and shock. ideal clinical management includes perinatal recognition of low birth weight infants at risk for hypotension. all critically ill preterm infants should be closely monitored for tachycardia, hypotension, and/or decreased urinary output. by use of noninvasive blood pressure screening techniques, hypotensive infants m ... | 1983 | 347923 |
| effect of positive pressure breathing on lung lymph flow and water content in sheep. | 1978 | 343945 | |
| [achievements in gastric surgery in ukraine during 60 years of the soviet rule]. | 2004 | 342803 | |
| [indication and technic of the tanner-vandeput mesh-graft transplatation]. | 2003 | 340174 | |
| [lymphomas of the small intestine. radiologic and clinical analysis of 24 cases]. | 2002 | 339294 | |
| the accuracy of grey scale cholecystosonography in a community hospital. | 1985 | 291788 | |
| serum ferritin in pregnancy: the effect of iron supplementation. | 1994 | 284763 | |
| the influence of location on the rate of spread of human approximal dental caries. | 1978 | 281208 | |
| [platelet function in acute myeloid leukemia. ii. aggregation of isolated platelets]. | in 22 patients with acute myeloid leukaemia (17 cases of myeloblastic leukaemia, 4 cases of myelomonocytic leukaemia and 1 case of undifferentiated-cell leukaemia) platelets were isolated from the plasma by the method of nicholls and hampton as modified by levy-toledano by centrifugation in albumin gradient. the aim of platelet isolation was their "concentration" in cases of thrombocytopenia to values making possible aggregation tests, and platelet separation from the influence of plasma factors ... | 1993 | 281086 |
| [what's happening]. | 1993 | 280818 | |
| influence of hyperglycemia on survival after hemorrhagic shock. | terms such as "insulin resistance" and "glucose intolerance" applied to shock-induced hyperglycemia suggest that this state may prejudice survival. however, our data indicate that posthemorrhage hyperglycemia improves short-term survival. rabbits, either fed until the experiment or fasted for 24 hours, were shocked by rapid removal of 25% of their blood volume (bv) measured by 131ihsa. during the next 60 minutes, blood pressure (bp) was recorded, and the following variables were measured every 1 ... | 1978 | 262089 |
| [painful symptoms of onset of myocardial infarct in diabetics]. | 1985 | 261927 | |
| phototest: measles. | 1985 | 261265 | |
| [trial with 24-hour home nursing in viborg community: system brings about relief for nursing homes and hospitals]. | 1987 | 260397 | |
| eec directives relative to community experience for student nurses. | 1992 | 258210 | |
| teaching the nursing process: the nursing process - a framework for care studies. | 1992 | 257474 | |
| experimental laboratory infection of mosquito larvae with fungi of the genus coelomomyces. 1. experiments with coelomomyces psorophorae var. in aedes taeniorhynchus and coelomomyces psorophorae var. in culiseta inornata. | 1986 | 239068 | |
| difference in b cell mitogen responsiveness between closely related strains of mice. | spleen cells from c3h/hej mice respond very poorly to the mitogenic action of endotoxin (lps) in vitro whereas cells from a very closely related strain, c3h/hen respond very well. an analysis of the genetic similarity of these two strains was performed. there is no significant mlr measurable between cells of these strains under a variety of culture conditions. they do not manifest a significant graft-vs-host response nor do they reject reciprocal skin grafts. because of this genetic similarity, ... | 1975 | 239063 |
| regulation of glutamine transport in escherichia coli. | the formation of the high-affinity (km equal to 0.2 mum) l-glutamine transport system of escherichia coli strain 7 (lin) appears to be subject to the same major control as the glutamine synthetase (ec 6.3.1.2) of this gram-negative organism. culture of cells under nitrogen-limited conditions provides maximum derepression of both the glutamine synthetase and the glutamine transport system. nutritional conditions providing a rich supply of ammonium salts or available sources of nitrogen, i.e., con ... | 1975 | 238938 |
| transcription of endogenous c-type viruses in resting and proliferating tissues of balb/mo mice. | 1979 | 228474 | |
| the structure of the termini of the dna of epstein-barr virus. | we have studied the dna of epstein-barr virus (ebv) isolated from the b95-8 strain of that virus (miller and lipman, 1973). when ebv dna is partially digested with lambda-exonuclease and allowed to reanneal, up to 50% of the full-length molecules circularize. the arrangements of nucleotide sequences containing the terminal repeats identified in this circularization experiment have been determined. those fragments of viral dna generated by digestion with restriction endonucleases which are termin ... | 1979 | 225039 |
| mapping of contact areas in protein-nucleic acid and protein-protein complexes by differential chemical modification. | 1985 | 219320 | |
| role of the membrane (m) protein in endogenous inhibition of in vitro transcription by vesicular stomatitis virus. | an endogenous transcriptase inhibitor active at high concentrations of vesicular stomatitis (vs) virus was present in trypsinized whole virions but was absent from ribonucleoprotein cores containing only the l, n, and ns proteins. poly(l-glutamic acid) effectively reversed the transcriptase inhibition. transcription under noninhibited, inhibited, and poly(l-glutamic acid)-reversed conditions did not appear to greatly affect the nature of the rna transcription product. the vs virion matrix (m) pr ... | 1979 | 219213 |
| antibody to varicella-zoster virus after passive immunization against chickenpox. | antibody titers to varicella-zoster virus were measured in varicella-susceptible immunocompromised children 48 h after they received either one of two lots of zoster immune globulin (zig) or a selected lot of immune serum globulin (isg). globulin was given to modify varicella in these children after exposure to varicella or zoster. indirect immunofluorescence antibody titers (fama) of children after receipt of globulin ranged from less than 1:2 to 1:32. geometric mean fama titers were highest af ... | 1978 | 217893 |
| [hepatocellular adenoma of the liver (1 case)]. | 1981 | 216148 | |
| ectopic production of acth by a primary adenocarcinoma of the colon. | 1986 | 214566 | |
| the induction of differentiation in teratocarcinoma stem cells by retinoic acid. | embryonal carcinoma cells, the stem cells of teratocarcinomas, usually undergo extensive differentiation in vivo and in vitro to a wide variety of cell types. there exist, however, several embryonal carcinoma cell lines that have almost completely lost the capacity to differentiate, so that the cells are propagated primarily as the stem cells. using one such cell line, f9, we have found that retinoic acid at concentrations as low as 10(-9) m induces multiple phenotypic changes in the cultures in ... | 1985 | 214238 |
| modification of the kinetic properties of 5-ene, 3beta-hydroxysteroid dehydrogenase of human placental microsomes by hydrogen peroxide and 2-mercaptoethanol. | 1978 | 211347 | |
| intestinal cholecalciferol absorption in the elderly and in younger adults. | 1. a method for assessing cholecalciferol absorption in man is described. 2. the intestinal absorption of [3h]cholecalciferol was studied in 20 female geriatric patients, most of whom were vitamin d-depleted. 3. the plasma [3h]cholecalciferol response after oral ingestion was significantly lower than that of a group of younger female subjects. 4. the plasma response of labelled polar metabolites of cholecalciferol was also lower in the geriatric than in the younger group, suggesting that increas ... | 1978 | 209929 |
| the subcellular distribution of [3h]-colchicine-binding activity and tubulin in pig blood platelets. | the subcellular distribution of the [3h]-colchicine-binding protein, believed to be tubulin, the subunit protein of microtubules, has been investigated in mammalian blood platelets. studies on a soluble extract from pig platelets and two particulate fractions (viz. membrane-rich and granule-rich fractions) have shown that about 98% of the colchicine-binding activity in a platelet homogenate is located in the soluble phase. this result is in agreement with polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis exper ... | 1978 | 209572 |
| estimation of rate and dissociation constants involving ternary complexes in reactions catalysed by yeast alcohol dehydrogenase. | stopped-flow studies of oxidation of butan-1-ol and propan-2-ol by nad(+) in the presence of phenol red and large concentrations of yeast alcohol dehydrogenase give no evidence for the participation of a group of pk(a) approx. 7.6 in alcohol binding. such a group has been implicated in ethanol binding to horse liver alcohol dehydrogenase [shore, gutfreund, brooks, santiago & santiago (1974) biochemistry13, 4185-4190]. the present result supports previous findings based on steady-state kinetic st ... | 1978 | 208510 |
| rous sarcoma virus-transformed avian cells express four different cell surface antigens that are distinguishable by a cell-mediated cytotoxicity-blocking test. | japanese quails bearing avian sarcoma virus-induced tumors develop immune spleen cells that are cytotoxic in vitro against virally and chemically transformed cells, as well as against embryonic cells. the cell-mediated cytotoxicity can be blocked by soluble antigens extracted from in vitro cultured cells. the existence of partial as well as total blocking effects in tests with extracts from various transformed and untransformed virus-producing cells makes it possible to distinguish up to four di ... | 1978 | 207774 |
| circular dichroism and circular polarization of luminescence of reduced nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide in solution and bound to dehydrogenases. | the cd (circular dichroism) and cpl (circular polarization of luminescence) spectra of nadph in aqueous solution were studied and found to be markedly different. the spectra were not affected by cleavage of the coenzyme molecule with phosphodiesterase. the differences are thus not due to the existence of extended and folded conformations of nadph and it is concluded that they originate in excited state conformational changes of the nicotinamide--ribose fragment. opposite signs of both the cd and ... | 1978 | 207311 |
| effects of superoxide on the erythrocyte membrane. | 1993 | 204632 | |
| [spontaneous rupture of liver tumors with intra-abdominal hemorrhage and hemobillia]. | 1987 | 203744 | |
| the reaction of protein tryptophanyl residues with reduced nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide. structure of a model adduct. | 1993 | 202202 | |
| effect of beta1-24-corticotropic hormone, angiotensin ii and xanthinol nicotinate on the kinetics of aldosterone. | 1994 | 201974 | |
| cytomegalovirus infection in the neonate and its prevention. | about 0.5% of infants are infected in utero with cytomegalovirus (cmv). as many as 20% become mentally retarded and a further substantial proportion suffer lesser degrees of brain damage. the need for a vaccine is greater than in the case of rubella. a live, tissue culture-adapted strain of cmv has been shown to produce neutralizing antibody in volunteers without significant side effects or detectable virus excretion. the problems of developing such a vaccine for use in man, namely, attenuation, ... | 1977 | 201930 |
| effect of electroconvulsive therapy (electroshock) on plasma acth, gh, lh, fsh, tsh and 11-oh-cs in patients with mental disorders. | 1994 | 201900 | |
| on the reaction of cyanide with an oxygenated form of cytochrome oxidase. | the reaction of an oxygenated form of cytochrome oxidase [ec 1.9.3.1] with cyanide was examined under conditions where spontaneous decay was prevented. the equilibrium and kinetic constants for the reaction agreed well with those for the normally operating enzyme, indicating that the oxygenated form is one of the active intermediates of the cytochrome oxidase reaction. | 1977 | 201611 |
| canine urinary bladder epithelial cells: preparation for cell culture by enzyme dispersion. | in a qualitative and quantitative study of enzymic dispersion of cells from the mucosal layer stripped from canine urinary bladder, trypsin was found to be equal or superior to the other enzymes tested for dispersal of urothelial cells specifically. collagenase or collagenase plus trypsin served to disperse the whole tissue. a procedure for recovering the urothelial cells as a single-cell suspension and establishing them in culture is presented. the morphology, culture behaviour, and chromosome ... | 1977 | 195376 |
| in vivo aminoacylation of transfer ribonucleic acid in bacillus subtilis and evidence for differential utilization of lysine-isoaccepting transfer ribonucleic acid species. | the presence or absence of certain amino acids has different effects on the ability of bacillus subtilis to sporulate, and the intracellular pool size of amino acids has been reported to vary during sporulation. the idea that these variations might exert a regulatory effect through aminoacylation of transfer ribonucleic acid (trna) was investigated by studying the levels of aminoacylation in vivo in the logarithmic or stationary phase of growth. both the periodate oxidation method and the amino ... | 1977 | 193829 |
| light and electron microscopic studies of "nude" mice cns after subcutaneous administration of the e variant of the encephalomyocarditis (emc) virus. | sixteen 3 month old "nude" mice, 24 of their litter mates and 30 swiss mice were injected subcutaneously with 0.1 ml suspension of the e variant of the encephalomyocarditis (emc) virus. while the mortality rate of the litter mates and swiss mice during 5-7 days after inoculation was more than 40%, none of the "nude" mice died during the experiment. the surviving animals were sacrificed at 24 h intervals from day one to seven days after injection. brain suspensions assayed for the presence of the ... | 1977 | 192039 |
| double-blind test of metronidazole and tinidazole in the treatment of asymptomatic entamoeba histolytica and entamoeba hartmanni carriers. | one hundred and fifteen persons with asymptomatic entamoeba histolytica or e. hartmanni infection, or both, were given metronidazole (750 mg three times daily for 5 days), tinidazole (1 g twice daily on 2 consecutive days), or a starch placebo. three post-treatment stools were examined in the 2 weeks following initiation of treatment. cysts of e. histolytica reappeared in the stools of 37% of 30 given metronidazole, 62% of 34 given tinidazole, and 70% of 31 given placebo. cysts of e. hartmanni r ... | 1976 | 183554 |
| biochemical and epr probes for structure-function studies of iron sulfur centers of succinate dehydrogenase. | 1991 | 183467 | |
| [effect of cyclic adenosine-3', 5'-monophosphate on cells of experimental lympholeukemia l-5178]. | a study was made of the effect of cyclic adenosine-3',5'-monophosphate (camp) dibutyril-camp and theophylline (phosphoesterase inhibitor - an enzyme transforming adenosine-3'-5'-monophosphate into adenosine-5'-monophosphate) on the intensity of proliferation (by the increase in the content of nucleic acids in the culture), dna synthesis (by the h3-thymidine incorporation) and on the transplantation properties (the capacity to repopulation in the animal organism) of leukemic cells of the l-5178 s ... | 1993 | 182303 |
| [wilms' tumor associated with multiple developmental defects]. | 1986 | 180490 | |
| [effect of catecholamines on the activity of rabbit kidney microsomal (na+--k+)-activated atpase]. | the significance of alpha- and beta-adrenoreceptors and the role of cyclic 3', 5' -amp in the mechanism of the activation by catecholamines of the microsoma (na+ - k+)-activated atp-ase of the rabbits kidneys were investigated. phentolamine did not obstruct the activating effect of epinephrine in the cortical and medullar layer. inderal inhibited the reaction of the enzyme in response to epinephrine in the renal cortex and fully prevented any rise of the enzymatic activity in the medullar substa ... | 1975 | 179850 |
| proceedings: concurrent x-ray photodensitometric and gamma-ray absorptiometric measurements of bone mineral in the radius in patients. | 1997 | 179395 | |
| electron beam therapy in head and neck tumors. | electron beam therapy with its high energy capabilities appears promising as a therapeutic modality in head and neck neoplasms. over a 10-year period, 153 cases of head and neck neoplasms involving the alveolar ridge, floor of mouth, buccal mucosa, retromolar trigone, tonsil, parotid, tongue, and pharynx were treated. the pharyngeal group was removed from consideration because of the unsuitability of this lesion for single port therapy. normal standard doses and time-dose fractions are included ... | 1997 | 179392 |
| viral diseases of cats: current concepts. | 1976 | 179185 | |
| binding of insulin to isolated nuclei. | specific binding sites for 125i-labeled insulin were detected in purified nuclei isolated from rat liver. binding was rapid, reversible and directly proportional to the number of nuclei employed. unlabeled native insulin, at concentrations as low as 1ng/ml, significantly inhibited the binding of labeled hormone, whereas unlabeled proinsulin and desoctapeptide insulin were less potent. in contrast, glucagon, thyrotropin, growth hormone (somatotropin), and prolactin were without effect. under iden ... | 1976 | 179086 |
| fanconi's familial hypoplastic anaemia with some unusual features. | a case of fanconi's familial hypoplastic anaemia is described in a 48-year-old woman who had the usual haematological and constitutional abnormalities of this condition. chromosomal studies on peripheral blood lymphocytes and direct marrow preparations demonstrated the chromosomal breaks previously described. the age of the patient and a congenital abnormality of breast development were unusual features, while the discovery of a benign liver tumour at necropsy is of interest, as the patient had ... | 1996 | 177847 |
| microbial metabolism of aryl sulphonates a re-assessment of colorimetric methods for the determination of sulphite and their use in measuring desulphonation of aryl and alkylbenzene sulphonates. | the reaction of 2,4-dinitroanilinomaleimide with sulphite which has been claimed as the basis of a suitable colorimetric assay for the anion was carefully re-examined. the sulphite-imide addition product provides a suitable and specific qualitative test for sulphite after separation by paper chromatography but the method as previously used is probably measuring the hydrolysis of the imide to 2,4-dinitroanilinomaleamic acid and cannot be used for sulphite determination either colorimetrically or ... | 1995 | 176938 |
| reaction kinetics for positive charge accumulation on the water side of chloroplast photosystem ii. | 1987 | 174952 | |
| [effect of bradkinin-potentiating snake venom peptides and c-terminal pentapeptide fragment of bradkinin on carboxypeptidase n and kiniase activities of human blood serum]. | effects of bradikinin-potentiating peptides (bpp5a and bppb), which are identical to peptides from bothrops jararaca and agkistrodon halys blomhoffii snake venom, and pentapeptide c-terminal bradikinin fragment on carboxypeptidase n and kinase activities in human blood serum are studied. it is found that bpp5a and bppb at concentrations of 5-10(-4) m and 2.5-10(-4) m respectively do not inhibit the hydrolysis of hippuryl-l-lysine and hippuryl-l-argininic acid by carboxypeptidase n and at a conce ... | 1975 | 173428 |
| experimental infection of lambs with an adenovirus isolated from sheep and related to bovine adenovirus type 2. i. virological studies. | 1975 | 171937 | |
| preliminary x-ray diffraction studies on lobster atp: l-arginine phosphotransferase. | 1989 | 171414 | |
| [therapy of juvenile chronic polyarthritis]. | 2003 | 169116 | |
| the role of hormone receptors in the action of adrenal steroids. | 1975 | 167655 | |
| a survey of asthma mortality in patients between ages 35 and 64 in the greater london hospitals in 1971. | we have examined the death certificates from all patients aged 35-64 years who were recorded as dying from asthma in greater london council hospitals in 1971. of the 47 death certificates studied, nine suggested that the primary cause of death was not asthma. from the remaining 38 deaths we have obtained 36 case records and found that 15 deaths occurred outside hospital and another two patients died in hospital having been admitted in a stable state. we have examined the remaining 19 case record ... | 1995 | 167466 |