Biomedical subjects
D M Angevine
Publications and source records attributed to D M Angevine.
Infertility in mice exposed in utero to benzo(a)pyrene.
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Fibers from disposable gowns and drapes.
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Open forum: A debate on the autopsy: its quality control function in medicine.
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Editorial: The pathologist's role in drug reactions and chemical environmental hazards.
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Kenneth M. Brinkhous, MD, fifth chief editor.
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The pathologist and ionizing radiation.
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Eugene Lindsay Opie, MD. July 5,1873--March 12, 1971.
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Dysostosis in adult rats after prolonged beta-aminopropionitrile feeding.
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John McCrae: pathologist, poet, soldier, a man among men, 1872-1918.
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Some notes on how, what, when, and where.
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Residency training in pathology.
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Significant events in the life of Jacob Furth.
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On the signifcance of cause of death as recorded on death certificates in Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Japan.
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Evaluation of therapeutic agents: morphologic changes and survival data in dogs subjected to endotoxin during the shock tour.
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Late radiation effects of neoplasia and other diseases in Japan.
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Cultural Studies on Patients with Uveitis and Other Eye Diseases.
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