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C Dietrich

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PubMed1986

Isolation and immunoelectromicroscopical characterization of Theileria annulata macroschizonts.

Theileria annulata macroschizonts were isolated from bovine lymphoblastoid cells grown in cell culture. To release the parasites, the cells were homogenized under hypotonic conditions. Intact host lymphocyte nuclei were lysed and the resulting chromatin precipitate was degraded by DNase. Host cell fragments were removed by ion-exchange chromatography. As revealed by electron microscopy, the preparations were free of intact host lymphocytes, lymphocyte nuclei and organelles. Antisera raised in rabbits against purified macroschizonts showed a specific reaction with the intracellular parasite in the indirect immunofluorescence test and in immuno-electron microscopy.

Animals↗
PubMed1976

Differential effects of task and reinforcement variables on the performance of three groups of behavior problem children.

In a test of Quay's model of differential response tendencies in three basic dimensions of discordant behavior, 36 delinquent boys divided into three behavior groups - Conduct Disorder, Personality Disorder, Inadequate-Immature-were compared on a verbal paired-associate task under four conditions of task structure: neutral and emotional content, simplicity and complexity; and two reward conditions: material and verbal. Predictions were that the Conduct Disorder and Inadequate-Immature group would perform optimally under conditions of simple emotional task structure and material reward as opposed to the Personality Disorder group, who would demonstrate optimal performance under verbal reinforcement and reflect an interaction effect for task complexity and emotionality. Results confirmed the basic hypothesis of differential responsiveness as a function of subject variables. Directions of the differences indicated that task variables also produced critical effects.

Adolescent↗