Biomedical subjects
B Dieckhues
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[Diurnal thrombocyte rhythm and eye sight].
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[Endocrine system and blindness].
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[The effects produced by exposure to light on sex function in animals and man (author's transl)].
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[Keratomycosis, a late complication of keratitis].
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[Ophthalmologic and internal medical studies on 226 patients following myocardial infarct].
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[The effect of light perception through the eye on the daily rhythm of 3-methoxy-4-hydroxy-mandelic acid excretion. (Preliminary communication)].
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[Comparative biochemical studies on the eye, skeletal and heart muscle. I. ATPase].
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[Influence of eyesight on serum gonadotropins in humans].
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[Enzymatic breakdown of ATP in the ocular, cardiac and skeletal muscles].
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[Eosinopenia reaction and visual ability].
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[Significance of ophthalmologic findings for the pathogenesis of arteriosclerosis].
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[Antibiotic therapy of intraocular infections].
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[Visual light and adrenal cortex function].
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[The influence of light on carbohydrate metabolism].
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[Experimental homologous immunouveitis in guinea pigs].
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[The effect of digitalis on the ciliary muscle].
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