Carotenoids in two silk moths Saturnia pavonia L. and Actia luna L.
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Biomedical subjects
M Rothschild
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Convergence of the age structure: applications of the projective metric.
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Recent advances in our knowledge of the order Siphonaptera.
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Albumin synthesis, shifts, and transport by the thoracic duct lymph during sepsis.
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Cardiac glycosides (heart poisons) in the polka-dot moth Syntomeida epilais Walk. (Ctenuchidae: Lep.) with some observations on the toxic qualities of Amata (=Syntomis) phegea (L.).
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Breeding cycle of the flea Cediopsylla simplex is controlled by breeding cycle of host.
Maturation of female Cediopsylla simplex takes place on the pregnant rabbit and nestlings but not on the estrous doe. If matured fleas are transferred to the estrous doe their ovaries are resorbed.
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High speed cinematography of a jumping flea.
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Cardiac glycosides in the oleander aphid, Aphis nerii.
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Does a pheromone-like factor from the nestling rabbit stimulate impregnation and maturation in the rabbit flea?
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Particles present in the haemolymph and defensive secretions of insects.
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Heart poisons in the monarch butterfly. Some aposematic butterflies obtain protection from cardenolides present in their food plants.
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Cardenolides (heart poisons) in a grasshopper feeding on milkweeds.
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Myxomatosis and the rabbit flea.
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HYDRA: a knowledge acquisition tool for expert systems that critique medical workup.
HYDRA is a computer-based knowledge acquisition tool under development to assist in the creation of expert systems which critique medical workup. To use HYDRA, a domain expert first outlines the recommended approaches to the workup of a chosen medical problem, using the Augmented Transition Network formalism. From this model, HYDRA produces a list of the various conditions for which critiquing comments may be required to react to all possible approaches that might be proposed by the user of the critiquing system. Domain-specific constraints can be used to restrict the number of conditions suggested. In this way, HYDRA assists the domain expert by providing a model for structuring the problem, and by breaking down the domain expert's work into a set of small, easily understood tasks.
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