Biomedical subjects
N N Sen
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Niemann-Pick disease.
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Platelet and thrombosis.
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Gastric secretory study in protein calorie malnutrition (PCM) in adults and correlation with gastric mucosal structure, small bowel microflora and absorption.
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Therapeutic strategy in acute leukaemias.
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Editorial: Platelet function tests and liver disease.
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Immunology of clotting factors: clinical and biological implications.
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Effect of additives on intolerance to thiacetazone therapy in tuberculosis with special reference to liver function.
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Tropical sprue and malnutrition in West Bengal. I. Intestinal microflora and absorption.
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Thiacetazone in pulmonary tuberculosis with reference to its clinical intolerance.
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Intolerance to thiacetazone in pulmonary tuberculosis with reference to liver and haemopoetic functions.
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Long-term follow-up studies of 'non-cirrhotic portal fibrosis' after surgery.
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Plasma volume expansion in portal hypertension.
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Studies on the development of bone marrow hypoplasia. 3. Some biochemical aspects.
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Studies on the development of bone marrow hypoplasia. I. Effects of benzene on blood and bone marrow.
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A modified method for the assay of factor IX.
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A study of antihaemophilic globulin (factor VIII) consumption.
A study has been made of the rate of disappearance of factor VIII during the clotting of normal plasma samples and of samples deficient in factors V, VII, IX, X, XI and XII. The rate of disappearance (or consumption) of factor VIII was the same in the normal and factor VII deficient samples. Delayed disappearance of factor VIII was observed in samples deficient in factors V, IX, X, XI and XII. The significance of the findings to the theory of blood coagulation is discussed.