Experimental studies in the so-called hepato-renal syndrome. I. The effect of hepatic necrosis on the morphology and function of the rabbit's kidneys.
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Experimental studies in the so-called hepato-renal syndrome. II. The effect of hepatic necrosis combined with ten minutes' unilateral renal ischemia on the morphology and function of the rabbit's kidneys.
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Virus-cell relationship in kidney tumours induced in golden hamsters by the Mill Hill polyoma virus.
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Renal function and water metabolism in nutritional deficiencies.
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The effect of pseudorabies virus on the nucleic acid metabolism and on the nuclei of rabbit kidney cells.
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Histochemical studies of viral and lead-induced intranuclear bodies.
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Intracellular structures in tumours induced by polyoma.
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Hormonal factors in the production of experimental renal and cardiovascular disease; synergism between somatotrophic hormone and methylandrostenediol.
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[Pneumopathy induced in rat by nephrotoxic sera (rabbit anti-rat-kidney and anti-rat-lung sera)].
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[Study of the oxidation of fatty acids in the kidney of young rats with steatosis induced by a low-protein, high-lipid diet deficient in choline and vitamin B12].
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[Infectious desoxyribonucleic acid extracted from cultures of kidney cells of the baboon infected by SV 40 virus].
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Acid production in normal and foot-and-mouth disease virus infected bovine kidney culture cells.
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The vacuolating virus of monkeys. I. Isolation, growth characteristics, and inclusion body formation.
A vacuolating virus isolated from uninoculated patas monkey kidney cultures was found to be serologically identical with SV(40), a virus previously found in association with rhesus and cynomolgus monkeys. Detection of the patas virus was facilitated when patas cells were exposed to x-ray treatment. Rhesus monkey and human cells were relatively insusceptible to the virus, although it persisted in these cells for a long period of time. Distinct intranuclear inclusions were detected in infected patas cultures 2 to 3 days before cytoplasmic vacuoles were noticeable. Cultures previously infected with PA-57 virus did not affect yields of poliovirus, and doubly infected cells were easily distinguished in stained preparations.
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