Biomedical subjects
M MILLER
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The conversion of fibrinogen to fibrin. VII. Rigidity and stress relaxation of fibrin clots, eff. of calcium.
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The duration of the ventricular diastole.
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Metabolism of fructose by the liver of diabetic and nondiabetic subjects.
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The ventricular complex in direct leads from the auricles and great vessels.
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Development, use and effects of atomic energy.
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Phonocardiographic follow up in cardiac surgery.
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Some gastrointestinal symptoms resulting from cardiac medications.
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History of rectal medication and its indication in cardiovascular disease.
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Auricular flutter studied in direct leads from the human heart.
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The duration of the ventricular systole.
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Metabolism of the steroid hormones; metabolism of dehydroisoandrosterone.
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The role of adrenal cortex in alanine metabolism.
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Clinical experience and experimental studies with tolbutamide.
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John P. Peters; 1887-1955.
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Clinical experience and experimental studies with tolbutamide.
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Direct effects of tolbutamide and insulin on peripheral glucose uptake; a comparative study in man.
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