Experimental atherosclerosis in rhesus monkeys. I. Gross and light microscopy features and lipid values in serum and aorta.
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F Coulston
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Experimental atherosclerosis in rhesus monkeys. II. Cellular elements of proliferative lesions and possible role of cytoplasmic degeneration in pathogenesis as studied by electron microscopy.
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Viruses of the alimentary tract of chimpanzees.
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Studies related to protein synthesis in experimental animals fed atherogenic diets. IV. 14C-glycine incorporation into proteins of aortas and electron microscopy of non-necrotic atherosclerotic lesions of monkeys fed atherogenic diets for 8 to 16 months.
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Biochemical electron microscopy: promise and limitations.
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Memoir; Warren O. Nelson 1906-1964.
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Hexachlorobenzene contamination in laboratory monkey chow.
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Fate and effects of pentachloronitrobenzene in Rhesus monkeys.
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Serum levels of vitamin B12 following intramuscular injection of a depot preparation.
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[Absorption, body distribution, metabolism, and excretion of dieldrin in non-human primates and other laboratory animals (author's transl)].
Using 14C-labelled dieldrin, the resorption, body distribution, and rate of excretion as well as the metabolism was investigated qualitatively and quantitatively. The experiments with mice, rats, rabbits, Rhesus monkeys, and chimpanzees were performed under identical conditions to obtain reliably comparable results.
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