Biomedical subjects
J Reiner
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[Determination of reading glasses from the relative range of accommodation].
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Further evidence of common antigenic properties in chemically induced sarcomas of mice.
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Diffusible cytotoxic substances and cell-mediated resistance to syngeneic tumors: in vitro demonstration.
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[Contribution on the image theory of corrected axis-symmetric-and astigmatic eyes].
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[Cyclophoria and oblique astigmatism].
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[A new eyeglass lens with gliding diotropic numbers].
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[Rules for the prescription of prisms].
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[Maddox test with the optotype projector].
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[Instrument for the examination of the projecting qualities of eyeglasses].
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Increased growth of tumor isotransplants after immunosuppression of the recipient mice by methotrexate or 5-fluoro-2'-deoxyuridine.
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Evidence of common antigenic properties in chemically induced sarcomas of mice.
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[Correction of ocular astigmatism using eyeglasses with concave and convex lenses].
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[Refraction determinations with lasers].
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[Eyeglasses with a zoom (progressive) optical effect].
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[Inventions and patents].
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Effect of immunosuppression on first-generation isotransplantation of chemically induced tumours in mice.
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