Biomedical subjects
W H STRAIN
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ZINC-65 RETENTION BY AORTIC TISSUE OF RATS.
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WATER COMPOSITION AND CARDIOVASCULAR HEALTH.
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ALIMENTARY-TRACT RADIOPAQUES.
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WATER-SOLUBLE RADIOPAQUES.
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NOMENCLATURE AND LITERATURE OF RADIOLOGIC DIAGNOSTIC AGENTS.
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VISCOUS AND OILY RADIOPAQUES.
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RADIOISOTOPIC AGENTS.
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RETENTION OF RADIOISOTOPES BY HAIR, BONE AND VASCULAR TISSUE.
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Strontium-90 in hair.
The hair of rats injected with strontium-90 retains a significant amount of the radionuclide. Although the strontium-90 content of hair is variable in these rats and appears to be subject to a variety of influences, determination of the radionuclide content of hair may offer a nondestructive method of estimating strontium-90 in bone.
Radiozinc studies in experimental wound healing.
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Radiographic studies on skeletal parts of zinc deficient pullets.
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Experimental studies for scintillation scanning of the pancreas.
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Study of the etiology of acute pancreatitis.
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Iodinated organic compounds as contrast media for radiographic diagnoses; XIV--The influence of pancreatic function on cholecystography.
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Iodinated organic compounds as contrast media for radiographic diagnoses. X. Interrelationship of gallbladder and pancreas.
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