IN VITRO SULFATION OF GUINEA PIG ORBITAL TISSUES. I. EFFECT OF THYROTROPHIC HORMONE.
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Animals↗
Biomedical subjects
H M HADDAD
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SIALIC ACIDS IN THE EYE. DISTRIBUTION IN MAMMALIAN EYES AND EYES OF DIABETICS.
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Anatomy, Comparative↗
Influence of thyrotrophin on radiosulfate uptake by orbital and other tissues of the guinea pig.
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Guinea Pigs↗
Sialic acids in human eyes. Relationship to lens aging and retinal pathology.
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Aging↗
In vitro sulfation of orbital tissues of the guinea pig. II. Relationship to endocrine exophthalmos.
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Conjunctiva↗
Distribution of sialic acids in the human eye.
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Eye↗
Clitoral enlargement simulating pseudohermaphroditism.
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Clitoris↗
Studies on thyroid hormone metabolism in children.
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Humans↗
Rates of I 131-labeled thyroxine metabolism in euthyroid children.
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Humans↗
Purification of thyroid proteases by cellulose column chromatography.
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Carboxypeptidases↗
Defect of the iodinating system in congenital goitrous cretinism: report of a case with biochemical studies.
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Congenital Hypothyroidism↗
Congenital anomalies associated with gonadal aplasia; review of 55 cases.
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Congenital Abnormalities↗
Studies on respiratory rate in the newborn; its use in the evaluation of respiratory distress in infants of diabetic mothers.
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Diabetes Mellitus↗