Biomedical subjects
G KAHLSON
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PHYSIOLOGICAL PROTECTION AGAINST GASTRIC ULCERATION DURING PREGNANCY AND LACTATION IN THE RAT.
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[PRESIDENT OF THE COURT OF APPEALS, PUBLICITY PRINCIPLES, ATTORNEY IN PARLIAMENTARY LAW AND CATS].
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[HISTAMINE--BURIED AND RESURRECTED].
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HISTAMINE FORMATION IN PHYSICAL EXERCISE, ANOXIA AND UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF ADRENALINE AND RELATED SUBSTANCES.
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MOBILIZATION AND FORMATION OF HISTAMINE IN THE GASTRIC MUCOSA AS RELATED TO ACID SECRETION.
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Histamine formation in human wound tissue.
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Histamine formation in bone marrow.
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OBSERVATIONS ON THE INHIBITION OF HISTAMINE FORMATION.
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HISTAMINE-FORMING CAPACITY OF MULTIPLYING CELLS.
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Inhibition of histamine formation in vivo.
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Activation of histidine decarboxylase in tumour cells in mice.
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New approaches to the physiology of histamine.
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Wound healing as on rate of histamine formation.
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[A new phase in the physiology of histamine].
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A place for histamine in normal physiology.
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The formation of histamine in the rat foetus.
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Prevention of foetal development by enzyme inhibition.
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