[Mathematical analysis of biological reaction processes].
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Biology↗
Biomedical subjects
F JUNG
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[Studies on hemolytic activity of lysolecithin].
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Cell Death↗
[The professional training and experience of a pharmacologist].
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Humans↗
[The fate of toxically changed erythrocytes in the spleen].
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Erythrocytes↗
[Reactions of anhydro-methemoglobin].
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Hemoglobins↗
[ATP degradation in methemoglobin-containing blood cells].
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Adenosine Triphosphate↗
[Results of treatment of breast carcinoma (1948-1955)].
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Breast↗
[Sigmoid coefficients of the cyanide equilibrium of methemoglobin and metmyoglobin].
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Colon, Sigmoid↗
[Results with a new knife edge position on an ultrathin section microtome].
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Histocytological Preparation Techniques↗
[New substances with effect on blood sugar].
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Blood Glucose↗
[Hemoglobin studies. XI. Anhydrous derivatives of various hemoproteins].
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Hemeproteins↗
[Effect of prophylactic medication & diet on experimental cardiac hypertrophy].
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Cardiomegaly↗
[Pharmacology of N-methylpyridinium salts].
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Picolines↗
[Hemoglobin studies. XII. Kinetic studies on methemoglobin; methods and orientative experiments].
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Hemoglobins↗
[Binding of nitrogen bases and cyanide by hematin].
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Cyanides↗