Biomedical subjects
F GUERRA
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STUDIES ON THE MECHANISM OF ASCORBATE-INDUCED SWELLING AND LYSIS OF ISOLATED LIVER MITOCHANDRIA.
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Medical colonization of the new world.
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Some bibliographers of early medical Americana.
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[The relationship between the cardiac volume of pregnant women and premature births. (Chest x-ray study)].
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Medical almanacs of the American Colonial period.
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Weights and measures in pre-Columbian America.
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[Natural antibodies of bovine serum against erythrocytic antigens of Galliformes].
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Studies on the mechanism by which anaerobiosis prevents swelling of mitochondria in vitro: effect of electron transport chain inhibitors.
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[Bibliography and medical libraries of Mexico].
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[Americans in medicine].
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[Pharmacology of antidiabetic Mexican plants; pharmacologic action of Cacalia decomposita, with special reference to its effect in glycemia].
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[Effect of the papaconic Gnaphallium oxyphyllum in clinical chlorhydria].
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[Mexican cardiac drugs. I. Yoyotli (Thevetia yccotli); pharmacological and bibliographical study].
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Harvey and the circulation of the blood in America during the colonial period.
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Medical literature in North America during the Colonial Period and the Revolutionary War.
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