AUTORADIOGRAPHIC INVESTIGATION OF ESTROGEN RESPONSE MECHANISMS IN RAT VAGINAL EPITHELIUM.
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Autoradiography↗
Biomedical subjects
B PECKHAM
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CELLULAR METABOLIC ACTIVITY. A NEW BASIS FOR SCREENING OF VAGINAL CYTOLOGY?
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Adenocarcinoma↗
Changes in vaginal cellular activity elicited by varying doses of natural and synthetic estrogens.
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Cell Division↗
Cellular behavior in the vaginal epithelium of estrogen-treated rats.
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Animals↗
Radioactive colloidal gold in the therapy of cervical carcinoma.
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Female↗
Some chemical characteristics of ovarian and parovarian cystic fluids.
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Chlorides↗
Serum enzymes in normal and toxemic pregnancy.
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Female↗
The movement of tritium-labeled water in the human ovarian follicle.
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Female↗
The movement of tritium-labeled water in neoplastic cystic structures.
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Female↗
Value of the Papanicolaou smear and biopsy as diagnostic aids in pregnancy.
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Biopsy↗
Oral releasin in dysmenorrhea.
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Dysmenorrhea↗
Follow-up on cervical epithelial abnormalities.
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Cervix Uteri↗
Tumors of the broad ligament.
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Broad Ligament↗
Epithelial abnormalities of the cervix during pregnancy.
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Cervix Uteri↗
The relation of pregnancy to abnormalities of the cervical epithelium.
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Cervix Uteri↗