Chediak-Higashi syndrome in brothers.
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Adolescent↗
Biomedical subjects
M A Lutzner
Publications and source records attributed to M A Lutzner.
Ultraviolet-stimulated thymidine incorporation in xeroderma pigmentosum lymphocytes.
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Hailey-hailey disease--an electron microcopic study.
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Acantholysis↗
Folliculitis induced by actinomycin D.
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Adolescent↗
Ultrastructure of cell attachment to substratum in vitro.
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Connective Tissue Cells↗
The ultrastructure of an abnormal cell in Sézary's syndrome.
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Cell Nucleolus↗
Epidermodysplasia verruciformis and epidermoid carcinoma. Electron microscopic observations.
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Adolescent↗
Nuclear anomalies of the neutrophil in a chromosomal triplication: the D1 (13-15) trisomy syndrome. An electron microscopic study.
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Cell Nucleus↗
Giant granules and widespread cytoplasmic inclusions in a genetic syndrome of Aleutian mink. An electron microscopic study.
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Adrenal Glands↗
Papillomavirus-induced diseases of the oral mucosa.
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Papillomavirus lesions in immunodepression and immunosuppression.
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Humans↗
Interferon and retinoid treatment of warts.
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Giant granules in leukocytes of the beige mouse.
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Animals↗
The masked rat. An X-ray induced mutant with chronic blepharitis, alopecia, and pasteurellosis.
An autosomal recessive mutation had been previously X-ray-induced in the rat and named the masked rat (genotype mk/mk). This study describes the mutant's appearance, histology, and microflora. The rat's eyelids were swollen, often to the point of closure, and its face was partially covered by a brownish crust, giving the mutant a mask-like appearance. The chronic blepharitis was also accompanied by alopecia that appeared as bare patches across the mutant's back. Pasteurella pneumotropica was found in eyelids and on skin from all masked rats. The normal rat demonstrated a resistance to Pasteurella pneumotropica infection, or, conversely, the masked rat appeared to be genetically predisposed to pasteurellosis.
Alopecia↗