Biomedical subjects
G STUTTGEN
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[Chemotherapy of septic sinus thrombosis].
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[Metabolism of oxytyramin in the human skin].
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[Comparative experiments to study the effects of paraaminotoluene sulfonamide].
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[Influence of percutaneous heparin resorption].
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[The H substances of the human cerebrospinal fluid].
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[Skin reaction to biogenic amines and their therapy].
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[Reversal of arterenol effects after application of sympatholytics on the intestines].
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[Measurements of the reduction properties of the human serum with the indicator triphenyltetra-zoliumchloride].
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[The biocatalysts of allergic reactions and their importance in diagnosis and therapy].
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[The effect of atropine on the action of antihistamine].
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[Experimental investigation on the spreading effect of hyaluronidase].
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[The action of copper in the oxidation of histamine by diaminoxydase from placental extracts].
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[Reduction capacity of human serum in diabetes mellitus].
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[On the pathogenesis of diabetic angiopathies].
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[Hereditary aspects of vitiligo].
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[Mechanism of the action of histamine antagonists].
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