METHODS FOR MEASURING THE TUMOR CELL ATYPISM.
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Leukemia↗
Biomedical subjects
K OKANO
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THE FIRST AUTOPSIED CASE OF EPIDEMIC HEMORRHAGIC FEVER IN JAPAN.
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Autopsy↗
[MORPHOLOGY OF THE ADRENAL CORTEX AND CORTICOID SECRETION, WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO CHANGES IN THE ZONA GLOMERULOSA AND ALDOSTERONE PRODUCTION].
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Adrenal Cortex↗
STUDIES ON THE URINARY STEROIDS IN BILATERAL GYNECOMASTIA.
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17-Ketosteroids↗
HISTOPATHOLOGICAL STUDIES ON THE MODE OF LEUKEMIC INFILTRATION IN VARIOUS ORGANS.
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Humans↗
[Sigificance of the ketosteroid reaction of the ovaries of rodents].
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Animals↗
Three cases of acute prophyria.
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Humans↗
[Histo-morphological comparison between primary and metastatic lesion. I. Gastric cancer].
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Humans↗
[An autopsy case of sarcoma botryoides].
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Autopsy↗
The significance of viremia in the pathway of infection of poliomyelitis.
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Poliomyelitis↗
[Micrometric researches of blood cells in tissue slides from the autopsied leukemic cases].
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Autopsy↗
[Erythroblastic and myeloblastic reaction of bone marrow following the bone metastasis of gastric cancer].
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Bone Marrow↗
The spreading factor in Yoshida sarcoma.
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Animals↗
A case of chorioepithelioma with remarkable splenic metastasis, and its chemical analysis.
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Carcinoma↗