Features of molluscum contagiosum in the north-east of Scotland and in Fijian village settlements.
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Biomedical subjects
H Adam
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[A 2-year-old child unable to chew].
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Child Behavior Disorders↗
[Super-rapid fine grain development in microphotography].
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Photomicrography↗
[Therapeutic trials with intramuscular antibiotic medication in streptococcal and staphylococcal mastitis. I. Trials with various penicillin-streptomycin combinations].
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Animals↗
[A new type of microjars for use in cytology, histology and histochemistry].
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Cell Biology↗
[The place of gamma-encephalography in the systematics of function tests in neurology].
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Brain Diseases↗
[A contribution to the preparation of paraffin sections of heavily sclerotized insects].
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Histological Techniques↗
[Nystagmus retractorius, without paralysis of the elevation of the gaze at the onset (anatomo-clinical case)].
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Adult↗
Bioassay for determination of human serum luteinizing hormone (LH): a routine clinical method.
Serum levels of LH are used as marker of a number of pathological conditions. In the past many methods (RIA, IRMA, ELISA) have been employed to measure serum LH, these procedures, however, suffer from the drawback that they determine the immuno reactive and not the bioactive part of the hormone. An improved in vitro bioassay method for the estimation of serum LH has been described. The underlying mechanism of the assay is testosterone production by mouse Leydig cells in the presence of added LH. The method has been significantly improved in terms of sensitivity (0.2 IU/l) and simplicity; the assay is simple and does not require any special instruments and can be set up in any endocrinological laboratory.
Animals↗