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G Werner
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Protective effect of polyanions on the constitutents of rat liver lysosomal fraction in acidic pH.
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[Biochemistry of memory. II. Improved learning of fishes in heavy water].
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Proceedings: Autoradiographic investigation of 14C-tetrahydrocannabinol distribution in the monkey Hapale jacchus.
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[Biochemical and morphological studies on the cartilage of the femoral head (author's transl)].
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Effect of polyanions on lysosomes and lysosomal enzymes of rat liver in vitro.
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[A method for quantitative analysis of cardiac rhythm for the demonstration of vegetative responses to neurotropic drugs].
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[X-ray microanalysis in rat spermatozoa (author's transl)].
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[Rare late complication following stomach resection].
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[Interrelationships between polyamines and nucleic acids. VII. Study of the intracellular localisation of putrescine and spermidine in freeze-dried and formaldehyde fixed cryostat sections].
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[Demonstration and identification of tetrahydrocannabinol in biological fluids].
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[Freeze ultramicrotomy of bone marrow].
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Phencyclidine action on neural mechanisms of somesthesis.
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An approach to "middle molecules" identification in artificial kidney dialysate, with reference to neuropathy prevention.
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The neural signal of angular head position in primary afferent vestibular nerve axons.
1. The relation between discharge frequency and angular head position was determined for a population of regularly discharging single first-order vestibular neurones in the eighth nerve of the barbiturate anaesthetized cat.2. Each axon had a characteristic head position which was maximally excitatory to it, and a diametrically opposed head position which was minimally excitatory.3. After correction for phase shifts introduced by the orientation of preferred excitability, discharge rate in statoreceptor afferents varied as a power function of the sine of angular head position with exponents ranging from 0.9 to 1.6.4. Experimentally determined discharge rates were compared with the predictions of a computer simulation model incorporating the idea that shearing force acting on morphologically polarized receptors is the adequate stimulus for macular receptor cells.5. This approach permitted the identification of a population of first-order vestibular afferents whose discharge frequency varied with head position as did the magnitude of shear force computed for individual receptors, each most excited in a particular head position.6. The majority of the spatial orientations of maximal sensitivity defined a surface which is tilted by approximately 30 degrees with reference to the Horsley-Clarke horizontal plane, implying that most statoreceptor afferents are maximally sensitive to position changes when the cat's head is at or near its normal position.
Treatment of pain in chronic pancreatitis by irradiation.
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[The appearance and suppression of cholesterol crystal formation in cryostat-frozen sections of nervous tissue].
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[Heart rate as an expression of perceptive information processing].
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