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A Lewis
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Experimental fat embolism: evaluation of treatment with low molecular weight dextran.
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Sequences in planning for medical educational television.
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Semisynthetic cephalosporins. I. Structure-activity studies in 7-acylaminocephalosporanic acids derived from monocarboxylic acids.
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Semisynthetic cephalosporins. II. Structure-activity studies in 7-acylaminocephalosporanic acids derived from dicarboxylic acids.
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Empirical or rational? The nature and basis of psychiatry.
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Problems presented by the ambiguous word "anxiety" as used in psychopathology.
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Project Head Start. An evaluation of the medical components in California.
Half of 1,135 children medically examined as a part of Project Head Start in California had one or more conditions that warranted referral to a physician or dentist, and only one-fifth of these were under care. In the judgment of the examining physicians, one-third of the referable medical conditions were described as "major." Follow-up procedures were variable and not very successful. Increased local medical society participation in planning the health services for these children is recommended as an especially important step in securing care for the problems that are identified.
Apparatus for high-voltage thin-layer electrophoresis: application to amino acid analysis.
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Electrolyte-activated lipolysis in vitro: modifying effect of calcium.
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Effect of mono- and divalent cations on in vitro lipolysis.
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Hemolytic disease of the newborn. Review of deaths in California.
In order to find ways to decrease mortality from hemolytic disease of the newborn, a study was undertaken by physicians of the California Medical Association in cooperation with the California State Department of Public Health. Neonatal deaths during a two and a half year period were investigated and analyzed by review committees with the view of evaluating presumed deficiencies in management. The findings indicate that proper prenatal prediction and preparation by the physician for the management of HDN calls for earlier and more comprehensive use of warning signals, as well as a constant reappraisal of current technology. New advances in the management of HDN require increasingly close cooperation between patients, their physicians and consultants.
Response of bone sodium to acute changes in extracellular fluid composition (cat).
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Identification of the gene for a Plasmodium yoelii rhoptry protein. Multiple copies in the parasite genome.
Serum from mice hyperimmune to Plasmodium yoelii was used to screen a P. yoelii genomic DNA library. Antibodies selected from hyperimmune serum by lambda gt11 clone J7 or raised against a specific fusion protein or peptide produced a punctate pattern of immunofluorescence on fixed smears of parasitised erythrocytes and immunoprecipitated a 235-kDa protein apparently identical to a rhoptry protein previously implicated in red cell invasion. The cloned DNA hybridised to at least seven RsaI fragments of P. yoelii genomic DNA and to three DraI fragments of similar but not identical sequence. These results suggest that the gene encoding the 235-kDa rhoptry protein may be represented more than once in the P. yoelii genome.
Intraocular haemorrhage after thrombolysis.
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Cardioprotective effect of moderate drinking: possible mediation by vital exhaustion.
A curvilinear relationship between alcohol consumption and heart disease risk has often been demonstrated. A similar relationship was found between vital exhaustion (VE) and alcohol intake in 62 Japanese and 53 British healthy males. Vital exhaustion is a prodromal state for cardiac events. A possible connection between moderate social drinking, VE and heart disease is suggested.