Biomedical subjects
Y Oba
Publications and source records attributed to Y Oba.
[Binding of DNA and histones].
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[Clinical significance of urinary sigma-aminolevulinic acid and blood sigma-aminolevulinic acid dehydrogenase determination in the diagnosis of lead poisoning].
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[Design and the use of a colorimeter, "Diagnometer", for ICG test].
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[Management of blood donor examination by computers].
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[Understanding of children].
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Template activity of partially dehistonized nucleohistones for DNA dependent RNA polymerase.
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Studies on hypodiploid and hyperdiploid virus-induced mouse leukemias and the vertical transmission of MSV-Moloney.
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[Structure of nucleohistone and its biological significance, with special emphasis on inhibition of RNA synthesis in vitro].
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[Quality control of enzymatic analysis].
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[Evaluation of hematological findings in the diagnosis of renal diseases with special reference to abnormal morphology of the erythrocytes].
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[Case of renal tubular acidosis].
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[Practical training in the preparatory course prescribed in the new curriculum for nursing education].
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Hemoglobin M Akita disease.
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[Future of education in medical technology. 7. Viewpoint of the central laboratory of a general hospital].
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[Clinical evaluation of a new anti-inflammatory analgesic, AP-14].
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[Very weak A phenotype of ABO blood groups in the Japanese].
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Hemoglobin Hijiyama: a new fast-moving hemoglobin in a Japanese family.
A variant of hemoglobin A, named Hb Hijiyama, found in two generations of a Japanese family living in Hiroshima, Japan, has a higher anodal electrophoretic mobility than hemoglobin A; a gain of two negative charges per molecule is indicated. Fingerprinting and amino acid analysis showed the biochemical anomaly to be in the beta chain at residue 120, where lysine is replaced by glutamic acid. In the heterozygote carriers of the abnormal hemoglobin there is no apparent association with clinical or hematologic abnormalities.