MITOSIS-STIMULATING FACTOR IN THE SERUM OF NORMAL AND CARCINOGEN-FED RATS.
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M M WEBBER
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SCINTISCANNING WITH LOW-ENERGY PHOTON EMITTERS.
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TECHNETIUM 99M NORMAL BRAIN SCANS AND THEIR ANATOMIC FEATURES.
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ANTIBODY SUPPRESSION BY ANTIGEN HEAVILY LABELED WITH IODINE-131.
Antibody formation in rabbits was suppressed by tobacco mosaic virus heavily labeled with iodine-131. Animals were injected intravenously with virus containing 0.5 to 4.4 mc of l(131) and after a period of 6 days were challenged with a new antigen, gammaglobulin. Most irradiated animals did not produce detectable antibody. No signs of radiation sickness were noted.
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VARIATIONS OF THE PLEURAL VERTICAL FISSURE LINE.
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Multiple ureteral diverticula. A case report.
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RENOGRAMS. CORRELATION WITH RENAL ARTERIOGRAPHY AND INTRAVENOUS PYELOGRAPHY.
A study was carried out to determine how well the information supplied by a radioactive renogram correlates with that obtained by renal arteriography and intravenous pyelography. In 1962 35 patients at the UCLA Medical Center had all three studies. This represents a total of 70 kidneys (one kidney surgically absent). We found the radioactive renogram to be a very reliable and valuable aid in the diagnosis of kidney disease. When compared with the results of the intravenous pyelogram and aortogram, the renogram had false negative result in 11 per cent of cases, and a 14 per cent false positive result.
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A method for increasing the contrast and definition of scintigrams.
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