Biomedical subjects
G AMICI
Publications and source records attributed to G AMICI.
[ON THE CLINICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF AMYLASEMIA IN COMMON MEDICAL AND SURGICAL PATHOLOGY].
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[ANALYTICAL METHODS OF AMYLASE DETERMINATION AND THEIR EVALUATION].
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[On the content of hydroxyproline in the dental pulp of cattle].
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[On the methods of analysis of urinary pregnanediol and pregnanetriol].
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[On the relations between substances with adrenal-inhibitory action and substances with anticholesterolemic action].
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[Analysis of urinary steroids with the most commonly associated technics].
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[Data on the enzymatic physiogenesis of steroid hormones from cholesterol].
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[Action of phenylethylacetic acid on adrenal steroid production in man].
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[Lipemia tolerance test and the action of sodium phenylethylacetate].
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[Digitonin-cholesterol inter-reaction and technical notes on determination of cholesterol].
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[Spontaneous esterification of incubated blood cholesterol & its inhibition by phenylethyi-acetic acid].
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[Pancreatic esterification of cholesterol and its inhibition with phenyl-ethyl-acetic acid].
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[Changes in the regional paper-electrophoretic protein and lipoprotein patterns].
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[Changes in the paper-electrophoretic patterns of lipoproteins after serum incubation and after administration of phenyl-ethyl-acetic acid].
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