Biomedical subjects
G Asboe-Hansen
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Remarkable cytoplasmic structures in mast cells of urticaria pigmentosa.
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Hormone control of connective tissue.
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Mesenchymal aspects of dermatology.
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Ultrastructure of mast-cell granules in squamous cell carcinoma.
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Ultrastructure of mast-cell granules in basal cell carcinoma.
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Degranulation and regranulation of human mast cells. An electron microscopic study of the whealing reaction in urticaria pigmentosa.
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Ultrastructure of human mast-cell granules.
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Mast cells in health and disease.
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Urinary sulphatase activity in mastocytosis.
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Urinary acid mucopolysaccharides in mastocytosis. A new technique for quantitative estimation.
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Acid mucopolysaccharides in the Rask-Nielsen transplantable mouse mastocytoma.
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[Localized myxedema in persistent scars].
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The variability in the hyaluronic acid content of the dermal connective tissue under the influence of thyroid hormone; mast cells, the peripheral transmitters of hormonal action.
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Effect of amino acids on collagen biosynthesis.
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Hydroxyproline and hydroxylysine in different tissues of human embryos.
The collagen content in various tissues of human embryos was studied at four different steps of the maturation process. The umbilical cord of a 16-17 week old embryo was found to be active in collagen biosynthesis, Tibia, articular cartilage and skin showed of a peak of total hydroxyproline in the 16-17th week, decreasing later on, while the hydroxyproline decreased in umbilical cord from the 15-16th week to the 24th week. Hydroxylysine followed the hydroxyproline changes in articular cartilage and umbilical cord.
Inhibitory effect of L-dopa on collagen biosynthesis.
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Hormone control of connective tissue.
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