Biomedical subjects
S SEGAL
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THE METABOLISM OF GALACTOSE BY PATIENTS WITH CONGENITAL GALACTOSEMIA.
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THE QUANTITATIVE DETERMINATION OF GALACTOSE--AN ENZYMIC METHOD USING GALACTOSE OXIDASE, WITH APPLICATIONS TO BLOOD AND OTHER BIOLOGICAL FLUIDS.
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TRANSPLACENTAL GALACTOSE TOXICITY IN RATS.
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CYSTINURIA: DEFECTIVE INTESTINAL TRANSPORT OF DIBASIC AMINO ACIDS AND CYSTINE.
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AMINO ACID ACCUMULATION BY KIDNEY CORTEX SLICES AND INTESTINAL SEGMENTS OF RATS BEARING A TRANSPLANTABLE PITUITARY TUMOR.
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DISORDERS OF AMINO ACID TRANSPORT.
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ENDOBRONCHIAL PRESSURE AS AN AID TO TRACHEO-BRONCHIAL ASPIRATION.
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MAMMALIAN GALACTOKINASE. DEVELOPMENTAL AND ADAPTIVE CHARACTERISTICS IN THE RAT LIVER.
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HEXOSE INHIBITION OF AMINO ACID UPTAKE IN THE RAT-KIDNEY-CORTEX SLICE.
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HORMONES, AMINO-ACID TRANSPORT AND PROTEIN SYNTHESIS.
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STREPTOKINASE-INDUCED PROTEOLYTIC ACTIVITY WITH RESPECT TO AGE IN TWO ETHNIC GROUPS IN ISRAEL.
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EVIDENCE AGAINST A SINGLE RENAL TRANSPORT DEFECT IN CYSTINURIA.
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CONTINUING LIBERAL EDUCATION FOR THE PHYSICIAN.
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CYSTINURIA: IN VITRO DEMONSTRATION OF AN INTESTINAL TRANSPORT DEFECT.
A defect in the transport of L-cystine and L-lysine has been found in the intestinal mucosa of patients with cystinuria. Transport studies in normal intestinal mucosa, in contrast to similar studies in the kidney, show that cystine and lysine are mutually inhibitory.
IONIC REQUIREMENTS FOR AMINO ACID TRANSPORT IN THE RAT KIDNEY CORTEX SLICE. I. INFLUENCE OF EXTRACELLULAR IONS.
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SEPARATION OF CREATINE AND CREATININE BY "SMALL-VOLUME" ELECTROPHORESIS.
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IMPAIRED RENAL TUBULAR FUNCTION INDUCED BY SUGAR INFUSION IN MAN.
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