Biomedical subjects
D E SMITH
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CLINICOPATHOLOGICAL CONFERENCE....FEVER, APHASIA AND COMA IN A GIRL.
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OBSERVATIONS ON THE TRANSPORT OF PROTEINS BY THE ISOLATED CHOROID PLEXUS.
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A FATAL CASE OF NEONATAL LISTERIA MENINGITIS AND SEPTICAEMIA.
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OBSERVATIONS ON THE PASSAGE OF THE FLUORESCEIN LABELED SERUM PROTEINS (FLSP) FROM THE CEREBROSPINAL FLUID.
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EFFECTS OF HIBERNATION ON THE LATENT PERIOD IN NORMAL AND X-IRRADIATED GROUND SQUIRRELS.
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Electron microscopy of normal mast cells under various experimental conditions.
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Homologous transplantation of canine lungs. Technique with contralateral pulmonary artery ligation.
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THE TISSUE MAST CELL.
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HEALING OF THE BRONCHIAL STUMP AFTER PULMONARY RESECTION.
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The effect of hibernation on liver regeneration in the ground squirrel (Citellus tridecemlineatus).
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Free radicals in irradiated biological materials and systems.
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Bronchogenic carcinoma: s sixteen-year study.
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Experimental vena caval anastomoses and grafts.
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A function for tissue mast cells.
Experimental elimination of mast cells from the peritoneal tissues of the rat by distilled water treatment inhibited the increase of vascular permeability which normally follows a passively induced antigen-antibody reaction in peritoneal tissue. Thus mast cells may contribute to the initiation of inflammation which follows antigen-antibody reactions.
Antigen disappearance in hibernating ground squirrels.
The rate of antigen disappearance was studied in hibernating ground squirrels (Citellus tridecemlineatus) injected with I(131)-labeled bovine serum albumin. There was no detectable disappearance of antigen during 14 days of hibernation. The induction period, however, ended 5 days after arousal as compared to a 7-day induction period in nonhibernating ground squirrels.
Possible carrier mechanism for the intestinal transport of D-xylose.
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