[Study on the virulence of tubercule bacilli isolated from the sputum of patients with pulmonary tuberculosis who have occasionally pauci bacilli in their sputum].
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[Values of collected sputum & early morning sputum in drug resistance of tubercle bacilli & their clinical significance].
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[The attitude of tubercle bacilli in sputum, especially on the smear-positive & culture-negative cases. III. The influence of anti-tuberculous agents contained in sputum on culture for tubercle bacilli].
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[Comparison of the culture of tubercle bacilli in sputum between whirl loop inoculation and pipette inoculation and between 8 per cent NaOH treatment and 5 per cent KOH treatment of sputum].
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Bacillus↗
[Comparison of the rate of positive cultures of tubercle bacilli between one-day sputum and morning sputum].
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[Bacterial flora of sputum in asthma and immediate results of therapeutic use of autovaccine sputum].
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Excretion of type specific substance into sputum. I. Excretion of type specific substance into sputums of pulmonary tuberculous cases.
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Excretion of type specific substance into sputum. II. Fluctuation of the excretion of type specific substance into sputum of pulmonary tuberculous patients, and the influence of some expectorants.
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Expectorants↗
[Biochemical and rheological data in sputum. II. Biochemical definition of proteins in sputum (author's transl)].
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Chromatography↗
Investigation of sputum in cases of bronchial asthma. II. Histochemical study of mucous substances in the sputum.
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Adolescent↗
[Quantitative sputum culture compared with the washed sputum culture method in chronic bronchitis].
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Bacteriological Techniques↗
[Biochemical and rheological data in sputum. I. The biochemical definition of mucins in sputum (author's transl)].
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Amino Acids↗
[Biochemical and rheological data in sputum. 3. Relationship between the biochemical constituents and the rheological properties of sputum (author's transl)].
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[Cytologic-bacteriological studies of the sputum in the diagnosis of infections in chronic bronchial diseases. Comparison of values of infection index in sputum with the results of bacteriological studies of tracheoaspirates by the Pecora method].
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Bacterial Infections↗
[Comparative studies of the mycobacterial content of morning sputum and sputum collected during the day].
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Circadian Rhythm↗
[The story of sputum in motion. A case of the ejection of an imago lung fluke with the sputum].
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Adult↗
[Postural drainage theory. Especially concerning the movement of sputum plugs and the resonance frequency of sputum (author's transl)].
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[Measreement of sputum viscoelasticity (2). Changes of rheological characteristics of the sputum caused by pharmacological actions].
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