Biomedical subjects
S C MADDEN
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PANEL DISCUSSION. THE NEED FOR STAFF AND FACILITIES TO DEVELOP THE RESEARCH POTENTIAL IN PATHOLOGY.
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Relapsing polychondritis. Report of two necropsied cases with histochemical investigation of the cartilage lesion
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Variations in fine structure of renal tubular epithelium under different conditions of fixation.
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Extracellular compartments in renal tubules associated with polyuria from glucose inhibition.
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Light and electron microscopic changes in proximal tubules of rats after administration of glucose, mannitol, sucrose, or dextran.
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Cilia in different segments of the rat nephron.
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The centrolobular region of the renal glomerulus studied by electron microscopy.
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Acute tubular and glomerular lesions in rat kidneys after uranium injury.
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A rapid method for localization of tissue structures or lesions for electron microscopy.
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Acute reactions with collagen production in renal glomeruli of rats as studied electron microscopically.
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Mortality in swine exposed to gamma radiation from an atomic bomb source.
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Post-training career of research pathologists. II.
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Pathology of swine exposed to total body gamma radiation from an atomic bomb source.
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Immunologic evidence of catalase deficiency in human hereditary acatalasemia.
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