Phocanema decipiens: intestinal penetration in the laboratory rat.
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Biomedical subjects
G Wild
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Mitochondrial ATPase complex from Neurospora crassa.
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Adenosine Triphosphatases↗
[Monitoring equipment and electric everyday medicine. Prevention of failures (author's transl)].
Certain electrical equipments such as monitoring device, defibrillator, heart stimulator need in everyday medicine often deceive their users by not always supplying the expected services. This state of affair is due both to the lack of coordination between doctors and equipment fabricators, to lack of maintenance and to insufficient information from doctors. However, checking procedures guarantee a certain label of performance.
Electric Stimulation Therapy↗
[Sex education problems in schools].
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[Intracorneal transfer reactions of allogenic lymphocytes].
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Effects of experimental galactosemia on the measured serotonin receptor activity of rat brain.
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Small bowel review: Part II.
In the past year there have been many advances in the area of small bowel physiology and pathology. In preparation for this review, over 500 papers were assessed; some have been selected and reviewed, with a particular focus on presenting clinically useful information for the practising gastroenterologist.
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Multiple supratentorial hemangioblastomas following primary infratentorial manifestation.
A case of multiple supratentorial hemangioblastomas combined with a primary cerebellar manifestation is reviewed. There was no association with polycythemia or von Hippel-Lindau syndrome. The authors emphasize neuropathological and neuroradiological methods in detecting this rare disease.
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The lateral cyst of the neck: congenital or acquired?
An outer rim of lymphoid tissue and an inner epithelial lining of squamous composition form the lateral (branchial) cyst of the neck. According to the particular pattern of keratin polypeptides, branchial mass inner lining is shown to be homologous to upper digestive tract (UDT) squamous epithelia. Furthermore, immunostaining of tissue sections with a polyclonal antibody highly specific for the major acidic UDT keratin 13 demonstrates that the epithelium in question is composed of both basal and normally differentiated, i.e. non-keratinizing suprabasal (spinous) cells. 'Import' into a neck lymph node, and rapid growth of oropharyngeal crypt epithelial cells is suggested to initiate a sequence of events leading to an acquired lymphoepithelial mass that may actually present as a 'branchial cyst'.
Branchioma↗