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A Johnson
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Theatre drapes--disposable or re-usable?
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Natural history of valvular aortic stenosis.
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Parotid tumors and the orbital apex syndrome.
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The efficacy of escalol 506 in two topical bases in preventing erythema from artificial ultra-violet light.
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The effect of deck deceleration on man's response to ship shock motions.
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Coopersmith Self-Esteem Inventory scores of boys with severe behavior problems.
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Clinicopathological conference of the Medical University of South Carolina. "61 year old man with wasting and bilateral pulmonary infiltrates".
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Harry Taylor Hardy.
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[Legislative changes in pension arrangements for nurses].
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Plasmodium gallinaceum: fine structure by freeze-etch technique.
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Oral contraceptives and premenstrual depression.
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Abnormal methionine metabolism in schizophrenic and depressive states: a preliminary report.
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Amphibian lens histones and their relation to the cell cycle.
Histones have been electrophoretically separated from acid extracts of the frog lens for the first time. The five conventional histone fractions, representing four electrophoretic bands (f1; f2b, f3; f2a2; and f2a1), are present in both the epithelial and fiber cells. In addition, a fifth fraction was isolated from both sources and the evidence suggests that it may be a tissue-specific histone, possibly related to the lysine-rich f2c fraction found previously only in nucleated erythrocytes. The epithelial cells contain a substantially greater amount of histone than the fiber cells. Moreover, the fibers, unlike the epithelium, manifest no net histone synthesis or turnover following lenticular explantation. Microspectrophotometric, radioautographic, and gel electrophoretic studies indicate that the histones are synthesized in frog lenses concurrently with DNA. Inhibition of DNA synthesis does not completely abolish that of histones but reduces it by about one-half. In the early stages of culture (prior to their synthesis and that of DNA) the histones appear to undergo alterations which are prevented by treatment with cycloheximide.
Use of the T-5 cable tensiometer grip attachment for measuring strength of college men.
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Central sterile supply--costing.
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Primary closure and iliac osteotomy in the treatment of exstrophy of the bladder. A case report.
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