Biomedical subjects
R F SOGNNAES
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A small self-contained laboratory for radioisotope studies in experimental animals.
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Discussion of the role of maternal nutrition in the etiology of dental caries.
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Histochemical reactions of normal teeth.
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Histochemical observations on enamel and dentine undergoing carious destruction.
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The prevention of experimental tooth decay by tube-feeding.
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The organic elements of the enamel; the gross morphology and the histological relationship of the lamellae to the organic framework of the enamel.
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[Indications of statistics concerning children's consumption of sugar].
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Further analysis of wartime caries observations.
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Experimental rat caries; location, sequence and extent of carious lesions produced in the Norway rat when raised on a generally adequate, finely powdered, purified ration.
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The effect of bromide on experimental rat caries.
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The organic framework of the internal part of the enamel; with special regard to the organic basis for the so-called Tufts and Schreger's bands.
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The pattern of the organic framework in the region of the neonatal and other incremental lines of the enamel.
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Sclerotic age changes in root dentin of human teeth as observed by optical, electron, and x-ray microscopy.
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Histologic evidence of developmental lesions in teeth originating from paleolithic, prehistoric, and ancient man.
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