[Effects of non-specific general stimuli on the mucosa of the upper respiratory tract].
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Humans↗
Biomedical subjects
L STOCKINGER
Publications and source records attributed to L STOCKINGER.
[Cytotoxic effect of specific antisera on tissue cultures. II. Studies for detection of cytolysis inhibitors].
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Cell Death↗
[Histological studies on an esophagus treated with cortisone for chemical burns].
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Burns, Chemical↗
[Studies on the metabolism of tissue cultures with the aid of radiocarbon].
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Immunologic Tests↗
[Implantation of preserved skin homografts on bone; study on experimental animals].
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Allografts↗
[Early development of the area mesobranchialis in man].
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Embryo, Mammalian↗
[Cytotoxic effect of specific antibodies on tissue cultures. I. Trials for inhibition of cytolysis by antihistaminics].
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Anti-Allergic Agents↗
[The simplification of the Hooker-Forbes technic of biological detection of progesterone].
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Microsurgery↗
[Technic of the Hooker-Forbes test. I].
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Humans↗
[Etiology of the dorsal cleft of the body].
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Abnormalities, Severe Teratoid↗
[Cell form and its transformation].
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Immune Sera↗
[Vital staining of tissue cultures with acridin orange].
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Acridine Orange↗
[New microcinemotographical equipment].
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Humans↗
[Electron microscopic studies of the nasal mucosa. I. The ciliated epithelium after local injuries].
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Electrons↗