Biomedical subjects
G REBELL
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GRISEOFULVIN-CONTAINING MEDIUM FOR SIMPLIFIED DIAGNOSIS OF DERMATOPHYTOSIS.
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THABENDAZOLE ACTIVITY AGAINST THE FUNGI OF DERMATOPHYTOSIS MYCETOMAS AND CHROMOMYCOSIS.
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ARSENICAL KERATOSIS WITH SQUAMOUS CARCINOMA OF THE SKIN, LARYNX, AND LUNG.
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3 beta-Methoxy-5-androsten-16 beta-ol: a cytostatic and fungistatic steroid.
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Sensitivity to fluorescent (blue-green) light.
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Fibrinolytic activity of the fluid of wheals induced by inhalant allergens as compared to those induced by injection of histamine.
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The identification of l-kynurenine as the cause of fluorescence of the hair of the laboratory rat.
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Paper chromatographic separation of fluorescent materials in normal rat hair.
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Experimental Microsporum canis infections in kittens.
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Pregnenolone acetate in treatment of mycetoma (nocardiosis).
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In vitro study of a group of blocked steroids as anti-mycotic agents.
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The bacterial flora of the skin; factors influencing the growth of resident and transient organisms.
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The effect of cortisone on the pathologic responses of guinea pigs infected cutaneously with fungi, viruses and bacteria.
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Factors affecting the rapid disappearance of bacteria placed on the normal skin.
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