Biomedical subjects
M K SMITH
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BEAD CHAIN URETHROCYSTOGRAPHY.
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An apparatus for producing trypsinized monkey kidney cell suspensions.
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Effects of altered thyroid function on plasma lipids of experimentally nephrotic rats.
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Relationship between concentrations of albumin and lipids in plasma of experimentally nephrotic rats.
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Effect of different types of immunizations program on duration of diphtheria immunization as indicated by Schick reactions.
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The effect of certain chelating substances (EDTA) upon cholesterol metabolism in the rat.
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The effect of potassium deficiency upon adrenocortical secretion in the rat.
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Effect of cortisone on blood pressure of hypertensive rats deprived of dietary potassium.
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Nature of the pressor response induced by cortisone in potassium-deficient rats.
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Effect of cortisone and ACTH on blood pressure of hypotensive, potassium-deficient rats.
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Effect of adrenalectomy upon the pressor action of potassium in hypotensive, potassium-deficient rats.
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Effect of cortisone upon vascular responsiveness of potassium-deficient and normal rats.
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Effect of varying dietary potassium upon the blood pressure of hypertensive rats.
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Studies in tobacco hypersensitivity. III. Reactions to skin tests and peripheral vascular responses.
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