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N Bryan
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Hyperglycemic activity in dogs of recombinant DNA-derived 20,000 dalton variant of methionyl human growth hormone.
The recombinant DNA-derived 20,000-dalton variant of N-terminal methionyl human growth hormone (20K-Met-hGH) had a hyperglycemic effect in fasted dogs when injected 11 hours prior to an oral glucose tolerance test (OGTT). These results reported here suggest that 20K-Met-hGH can induce glucose intolerance in dogs similar to that produced by recombinant DNA-derived 22,000 dalton N-terminal methionyl human growth hormone (22K-Met-hGH) and the normal pituitary-source human growth hormone (22K-hGH).
Persistent hypoglossal artery and persistent trigeminal artery presenting with posterior fossa transient ischemic attacks. Report of two cases.
Two patients, one with a persistent hypoglossal artery and the other with a persistent trigeminal artery, presented with transient ischemic attacks in the distribution of the posterior fossa. Both had stenosis and ulcerative plaques at the carotid bifurcation. Their symptoms were successfully relieved after carotid endarterectomy.
Infantile hydrocephalus and cerebral angiography.
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Back school programs. The ballet dancer.
This article discusses factors influencing back injury in ballet dancers and describes a back rehabilitation program. This program, which applies principles of motor skill acquisition in a progressive manner, has been modified for the young ballet dancer to incorporate aspects of dance class.