Biomedical subjects
J YUDKIN
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Control of fertility by antimitotic agents.
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Incidence of defects in visual function in children and adults.
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The contribution of processing techniques to the nutritional value of food.
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The culinary aspects of nutrition.
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Origin of acquired drug resistance in bacteria.
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Nutritional assessment of the individual.
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Inhibition of oestrus by cultivated gromwell.
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Effect of liver supplement on growth of children.
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The significance of pallor in the school-child.
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Studies in biochemical adaptation. Some aspects of galactozymase production by yeast in relation to the mass action theory of enzyme adaptation.
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Studies in biochemical adaptation; the origin or urinary ammonia as indicated by the effect of chronic acidosis and alkalosis on some renal enzymes in the rat.
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Nutritional factors in reproductive failure.
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Role of glutaminase in the production of urinary ammonia.
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The vitamin B1 sparing action of fat and protein. 4. The effect of carbohydrate in diets deficient in vitamin B1 upon the survival and vitamin B1 content of the rat.
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Dietary surveys; variation in the weekly intake of nutrients.
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