Siderocalciphylactic sensitization to distilled water.
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Calciphylaxis in relation to the humoral production of occlusive coronary lesions with infarction.
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Calcification of the parathyroids induced by calciphylaxis.
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[Cardiac, vascular and renal calcification in experimental magnesium deficiency].
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Nephrocalcinosis: effect of unilateral renal trauma on the contralateral kidney of the rat.
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Experimental heterotopic ossification.
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Inhibiting effect of 2:4-dinitrophenol on calciferol-induced metastatic calcification in the rat.
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Systemic and topical factors involved in the production of experimental cutaneous calcinosis.
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Cutaneous molt induced by calciphylaxis in the rat.
A molt, conducive to the loss and subsequent replacement of all cutaneous layers, can be induced by topical "calciphylaxis" in the rat. This is accomplished by sensitization with dihydrotachysterol followed by challenge with egg white or ferric dextran.
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Mineralization of bacteria.
A variety of viable and non-viable bacteria became mineralized with hydroxyapatite when implanted in dialysis bags in the peritoneal cavities of rats. The microscopic pattern of mineral deposition appeared analogous to that in the formation of oral calculus. Since nonviable organisms were mineralized at an accelerated rate, bacterial metabolic processes may not be essential for mineralization.
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Production of calciphylactic facial, oesophageal, and mediastinal lesions by combined treatment with dihydrotachysterol and thorium dioxide.
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Induction of resistance against calciphylaxis.
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Changes in the metabolism of S35-labeled sulfate associated with renal calcification.
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A comparison of renal calcification produced by parathyroid extract or calcium gluconate.
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Calcification in vitro and phosphatase activity.
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Osteitis fibrosa induced by calciphylaxis in the absence of the parathyroids.
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Selective calcification of the thymus induced by calciphylaxis.
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Sensitization by thallium to dihydrotachysterol overdosage.
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