Biomedical subjects
S CHRISTENSEN
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A CASE OF GENERALIZED ARGYRIA DIAGNOSED BY X-RAY FLUORESCENCE ANALYSIS.
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Numerical estimates of the extent of the lesion in lupus vulgaris cutis and their significance for epidemiologic and clinical research.
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[Essential hyperlipemia, latent diabetes mellitus and severe neuropathy].
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Idiopathic hypelipaemia, latent diabetes mellitus and severe neuropathy.
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The incorporation of P32 in phospholipid fractions in man; a preliminary report.
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[Radiation injuries of the eye; a review].
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Studies on variations of the argyrophile network in the rat's thymus correlated with the age-groups.
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Method for determination of the mitotic activity in haemopoietic tissues.
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Plasma phospholipid and phosphoprotein transfer across the intimal surface of the normal and slightly atherosclerotic thoracic aorta of the cockerel.
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Transfer of plasma phospholipid across the aortic intimal surface of choleserol-fed cockerels.
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Fatty-acid composition of plasma, aorta and liver lipids in cockerels with stilboestrol- or cholesterol-induced hyperlipaemia.
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TRANSFER OF LABELLED CHOLESTEROL ACROSS THE AORTIC INTIMAL SURFACE OF NORMAL AND CHOLESTEROL-FED COCKERELS.
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UPTAKE OF LABELLED CHOLESTEROL FROM PLASMA BY AORTIC INTIMA-MEDIA IN CONTROL AND INSULIN-INJECTED RABBITS.
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