Biomedical subjects
G LEONHARDI
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[XANTHOMATOSES AND RELATED DISEASES].
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[MEASUREMENTS OF SKIN RESISTANCE TO DIRECT CURRENT, A POSSIBILITY OF DIFFERENTIATION BETWEEN BENIGN AND MALIGNANT SKIN TUMORS, WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE RECOGNITION OF THE MALIGNANT MELANOMA].
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[The status of enzyme research in the sphere of dermatology].
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[Problems in fixed nutritive allergic exanthem].
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[Impetigo herpetiformis, a symptom of calcium deficiency].
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[Therapy and pathogenesis of Abt-Letterer-Siwe disease].
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[Cutaneous form of hepatic porphyria and porphyrin excretion in the urine].
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[The significance of fat & lipoid metabolism in the skin].
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[Studies on fat metabolism in xanthomatosis].
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[Phosphatide metabolism of the skin].
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[The free amino acids in human skin].
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[Cholesterine metabolism in the healthy and psoriatically changed skin].
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[Biological oxidation in human skin].
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[Tyrosine metabolism and liver function].
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[On tyrosinosis].
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[Detection and determination of acetoacetic acid in the urine].
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[Urinary excretion of p-oxyphenylpyruvic acid, pyruvic acid, phenol and diacetic acid following intake of p-oxyphenylpyruvic acid in the normal state and in liver disease].
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