Biomedical subjects
S BERGMAN
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HAEMOPHILUS VAGINALIS IN VAGINITIS.
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Neoplasms in guinea pigs induced by an agent in rous chicken sarcoma.
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EFFECT OF ENDOTOXIN ON EMBRYONAL CHICK FIBROBLASTS CULTURED IN MONOLAYER.
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CULTURE OF HUMAN FIBROBLASTS ON GLASS PLATES.
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Trials with a rapid method for quantitative and qualitative virus determination by microscopic examination of the individual cells in virus inoculated monolayers on slides.
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A MENTALLY DEFECTIVE MALE WITH KLINEFELTER'S SYNDROME AND PROBABLE XXYY/XXY MOSAICISM.
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MALE PSEUDOHERMAPHRODITISM IN TWO SISTERS.
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CHROMOSOME STUDIES IN IDENTICAL TWINS WITH KLINEFELTER'S SYNDROME.
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In vitro studies of Rous sarcoma.
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A male mongoloid with 46 chromosomes.
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The chromosomes in two patients with Klinefelter syndrome.
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[Chromosome findings in true Klinefelter syndrome].
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Haemophilia A in a "girl" with male sex-chromatin pattern.
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Simple method for culture of cells on glass plates.
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Two established human cell lines: cultivation and susceptibility to viruses.
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[Conclusions drawn from influenza epidemics in the fall of 1957].
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