BIOLOGICAL ACTIVITY OF RETINOIC ACID ESTER IN THE DOMESTIC FOWL: PRODUCTION OF VITAMIN A DEFICIENCY IN THE EARLY CHICK EMBRYO.
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Biomedical subjects
G A PITT
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VITAMIN A AND REPRODUCTION IN RATS.
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Animals↗
A SURVEY OF THE CHEMISTRY OF VISUAL PIGMENTS.
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Chemical Phenomena↗
HISTOLOGY OF THE LESIONS PRODUCED IN THE REPRODUCTIVE TRACT OF ANIMALS FED A DIET DEFICIENT IN VITAMIN A ALCOHOL BUT CONTAINING VITAMIN A ACID. II. THE FEMALE RAT.
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EACH HOSPITAL NEEDS ITS OWN MASTER PLAN.
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Economics, Hospital↗
THE CONVERSION OF RETINYL METHYL ETHER (VITAMIN A METHYL ETHER) TO RETINOL (VITAMIN A ALCOHOL) IN VIVO.
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Alcohols↗
Histology of the lesions produced in the reproductive tract of animals fed a diet deficient in vitamin A alcohol but containing vitamin A acid. I. The male rat.
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Vitamin A acid and liver levels of ubiquinone and ubichromenol.
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Chromans↗
Vitamin A acid and hypervitaminosis A.
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Hypervitaminosis A↗
Cis-trans isomers of retinene in visual processes.
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Isomerism↗
Cholesteryl ester fatty acids in atheroma and plasma.
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Cholesterol↗
Studies on rhodopsin. VIII. Retinylidenemethylamine, an indicator yellow analogue.
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Biological Products↗
Studies on rhodopsin. IX. pH and the hydrolysis of indicator yellow.
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Biological Products↗
The effects of administering cholesterol and cholesta-3:5-dien-7-one to cockerels.
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