The influence of age on cross-links of elastin in Ligamentum nuchae.
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Aging↗
Biomedical subjects
F Bartos
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The mature erythrocyte and lipid biosynthesis.
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Cell Membrane↗
[Preparation of the homologous osteocartilaginous transplant. Perforation of the chip].
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Animals↗
[Connective tissue proteins of bovine ligamentum nuchae during the individual life].
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Determination of cross-links in elastin.
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Amino Acids↗
[Polarization optical images of differently old tendon fibers during chemical contraction and relaxation].
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Aging↗
[Swelling of the nuchal ligament in cattle of various ages].
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Acetates↗
Regeneration of deep defect in autogenous osteocartilaginous graft.
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[Transplantation of the joint surface under the effect of cytostatic substances].
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[The histochemistry of mucopolysaccharides in normal, chemically contracted and relaxed tendon fibres].
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[Changes in the structural stability of connective tissue collagen in vitro].
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[The function of the cytocentrum in amitosis].
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Effect of carbanilate local anesthetics on granulation tissue formation.
The effect of local anesthetics pentacaine ((+/-)-trans N-/2-(3-pentyloxy-phenylcarbamoyloxy)-cyclohexyl/- pyrrolidinium chloride), heptacaine (N-/2-(2-heptyloxy-phenyl-carbamoyloxy)-ethyl/-piperidini um chloride) and trimecaine (2, 4, 6-trimethylphenylcarbamoyl)-methyldiethylammonium chloride) on granulation tissue formation in open skin wounds was examined in rats. The anesthetics applied on the wounds 3 times a day for 5 days caused increase in granulation tissue weight, in DNA and hydroxyproline contents. Pentacaine had the most pronounced effects (190% dry weight, 253% DNA and 148% hydroxyproline content when compared to saline-treated controls). The smallest changes were observed after heptacaine treatment.
Anesthetics, Local↗
Uremic polyamine dysmetabolism.
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Chemical Phenomena↗