Cerebral arterial spasm. 3. Partial purification and characterization of a spasmogenic substance in feline platelets.
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J Kapp
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The nature of the cerebrospinal fluid-brain barrier and its response to circulatory arrest. I. The effect of circulatory arrest on the movement of cerebrospinal fluid sodium into brain.
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Cranial windows of autogenous cornea.
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Pupillary changes induced by circulatory arrest.
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Chronic brain syndrome. Arteriographic study in elderly patients.
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Dementia associated with bilateral carotid artery disease.
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The effect of isordil and cyclospasmol on vascular spasm induced in the basilar artery of the cat.
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[Biochemical and immunological characterization of a suppressor factor specific for the terpolymer GAT].
It has been possible to extract a suppressor factor specific for antigen from non-responder animals that have developed suppressor cells. This factor shows a high affinity for the antigen and cross-reacts with related antigens. It does not carry antigenic determinants of the constant region of immunoglobulin molecules but carries Ia determinants and has an affinity for the GAT comparable to the affinity of the anti-GAT antibodies.
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