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PubMed1953

Studies on the digestion of wool by insects. VIII. The significance of certain excretory products of the clothes moth, Tineola bisselliella, and the carpet beetle, Attagenus piceus.

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PubMed1953

Further studies on the digestion of wool keratin by papain-urea: the effect of adding compounds that rupture disulphide bonds in alkaline solution.

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PubMed1953

[Affinity of the quaternary ammonium compounds for wool and bacteria].

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PubMed1953

[Studies on carcinogenesis by liquid paraffin, yellow vaseline and wool fat].

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PubMed1953

Osmotic pressure and diffusion constant of protein extracted from wool with urea-bisulphite solutions.

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PubMed1953

[Possible role of cystine in improving the wool of Algerian sheep].

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PubMed1954

[Hydrolysis of wool by pepsin].

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PubMed1956

[Studies on lanthionine formation from wool and cystine].

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[Fungi & bacteria as a factor in the decaying of wool fiber].

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PubMed1959

[A new method for the separation of dinitrophenylamino acids. I. Ether-soluble dinitrophenylamino acids of wool].

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PubMed1960

[The effect of various factors on the rate of uptake of radioactive sulfur (S-35) in the skin and wool of animals].

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[Hygienic-sanitary conditions of workers engaged in the carbonization of wool and fabrics].

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PubMed1963

Determination of the clinical significance of wool as an etiologic agent of bronchial asthma by means of provocative testing.

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PubMed1963

LOW-TEMPERATURE STEAM DISINFECTION OF WOOL BLANKETS.

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PubMed1963

[STUDY ON THE KERATINS OF WOOL. II. FRACTIONATION OF S-CARBOXYMETHYLKERATINS BY THE GEL FILTRATION METHOD AND ISOLATION OF A NEW KERATIN FRACTION].

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PubMed1963

[CLINICO-EPIDEMIOLOGICAL FEATURES OF SHEEP AND GOAT BRUCELLOSIS IN FACTORY WORKERS ENGAGED IN THE PRIMARY PROCESSING OF WOOL].

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PubMed1964

[HYGIENIC PROPERTIES OF NEW FABRICS FOR SCHOOL UNIFORMS MADE OF WOOL MIXED WITH SYNTHETIC FIBERS].

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PubMed1964

[THE RISK OF SILICOSIS DURING THE SORTING OF EASTERN YOLK WOOL].

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