BLOOD NON-PROTEIN SULFHYDRYL LEVELS IN STATES OF ACIDOSIS.
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Acidosis↗
Biomedical subjects
H M SMITH
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Comparison of expressed selfconcepts of highly skilled males and females concerning motor performance.
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The projection: an instrument for facilitating studies in human movement.
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Humans↗
Effect of cold and restraint on intracellular distribution of glutathione in rat liver.
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Relationship between cathepsin activity, sulfhydryl levels, and mitotic activity in regenerating liver.
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Cathepsins↗
Antibiotics in tests for toxicity of snake venom.
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Anti-Bacterial Agents↗
Histopathology of ophidiasis in rabbits.
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Methocarbamol therapy in equine tetanus.
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Soluble sulfhydryl changes in dietary and environmental stress.
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Diet↗
Effects of sulfhydryl blockade on axonal function.
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Nervous System Physiological Phenomena↗
Toluene therapy of ascariasis and bot infestations in horses.
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Animals↗
Good food, attractively served.
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Computer Systems↗
Bacitracin therapy for navel ill in a colt.
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Enumeration of Streptococcus faecalis, with particular reference to polluted waters.
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Enterococcus faecalis↗