Chromosome structure in phage T4, II. Terminal redundancy and heterozygosis.
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Chloramphenicol↗
Biomedical subjects
J Newton
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Esophagitis due to Pythium insidiosum infection in two dogs.
Chronic esophagitis due to Pythium insidiosum infection caused weight loss, dysphagia, and hypersalivation in 2 dogs from rural Tennessee. Although dog 1 presented for evaluation in December 1984 and dog 2 in October 1992, infection likely occurred during the previous summer by drinking fresh pond water containing zoospores. Hematologic testing revealed eosinophilia and hypergammaglobulinemia in one dog. An etiologic diagnosis was not made until postmortem evaluation when hyphae within necrotic and granulomatous cellular infiltrates in the esophageal wall were identified as P insidiosum by immunoperoxidase staining. Failure to culture the organism from the esophageal wall in dog 2 was attributed to refrigeration of the tissues, since refrigeration decreases the survivability of P insidiosum.
Animals↗
One minute wisdom. Strategies to tackle difficult students.
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Education, Nursing↗
DCR examination.
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Educational Measurement↗
Organisation of a local revision course for postgraduate examinations.
Revision courses for postgraduate examinations are usually held at central teaching hospitals. The ingredients for these courses, however, are available at most local hospitals. This article describes the practicalities of organising a successful local revision course for postgraduate examinations.
Clinical Competence↗