Reliability of mother's recall of birth data.
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Biomedical subjects
P Sheehan
Publications and source records attributed to P Sheehan.
alpha-Noradrenergic receptors in the brain: differential effects of sodium on binding of [3H]agonists and [3H]antagonists.
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Adrenergic alpha-Agonists↗
Regional distribution of alpha-noradrenergic receptor binding in calf brain.
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Adrenergic alpha-Antagonists↗
Resuscitation at birth and subsequent development to six years.
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Child Development↗
A pilot study--cerebral dysfunction in the newborn. A follow-up study to five years.
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Brain Diseases↗
Cellular and metabolic tolerance to an opioid narcotic in mouse brain.
1. Running activity and brain levorphanol concentration were measured in nontolerant and tolerant mice given various doses of (3)H-levorphanol.2. The principal factor responsible for tolerance in the mouse is a loss of sensitivity to the narcotic drug at the cellular level in brain; despite adequate brain concentrations, the pharmacological effects are diminished or absent.3. There is also metabolic tolerance; a given dose establishes a lower brain concentration in tolerant than in non-tolerant animals.4. The two kinds of tolerance are distinguished here and the contribution of each is assessed.
Animals↗
Unsuccessful attempts to transfer morphine tolerance and passive avoidance by brain extracts.
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Animals↗
A study of handicaps and their effect on lip reading among rubella deaf girls. A preliminary report.
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Adolescent↗
Tolerance to opioid narcotics. I. Tolerance to the "running fit" caused by levorphanol in the mouse.
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Amphetamine↗
A tribute to home care (the art of home care).
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Adaptation, Psychological↗