AN ADAPTED EXERCISE-CYCLE.
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Biomedical subjects
K M SMITH
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SELECTION OF OPERATION FOR SLIDING ESOPHAGEAL HIATUS HERNIA: TRANSTHORACIC HERNIORRHAPHY VERSUS TRANSABDOMINAL GASTROPEXY.
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Gastropexy↗
DISCREPANCIES IN THE ROLE-SPECIFIC VALUES OF HEAD NURSES AND NURSING EDUCATORS.
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Aptitude↗
A NOTE ON A GRANULOSIS VIRUS DISEASE OF A NOCTUID LARVA.
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The double micturition test and vesico-ureteric reflux.
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Preliminary report on modified vesicourethropexy.
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Recent work on the electron microscopy of viruses.
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Microscopy, Electron↗
Cross-inoculation studies with the Tipula iridescent virus.
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Humans↗
Early stages of infection with the Tipula iridescent virus.
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Humans↗
The polyhedral form of the Tipula iridescent virus.
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Electrons↗
The morphology and crystallization of insect cytoplasmic viruses.
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Animals↗
A study of the early stages of infection with the Tipula iridescent virus.
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Electron microscope studies of HeLa cells infected with herpes virus.
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Electrons↗
A crystallizable insect virus.
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Electrons↗
Some problems in plant virus studies.
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Plant Viruses↗
The structure of insect virus particles.
THIN SECTIONS HAVE BEEN CUT OF THE VIRUS PARTICLES FROM FOUR TYPES OF INSECT VIRUS DISEASES: cytoplasmic polyhedroses of lepidopterous larvae, a nuclear polyhedrosis of Tipula paludosa (Diptera), a granulosis from Melanchra persicariae (Lepidoptera), and a new virus disease without polyhedra from T. paludosa. The cytoplasmic polyhedral viruses are thought to have composite particles in some cases. The shape and enveloping membranes of the different virus particles are compared. In the new virus disease of T. paludosa some of the virus particles appear to be empty; inclusion bodies surrounded by complicated membranes are also demonstrated.
Animals↗
Some viruses affecting insects of economic importance.
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