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M Saleh
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Phytochemical and botanical study of Gynandropsis spp. Part 1: Gynandropsis glucosinolates.
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Epidural anaesthesia in donkeys.
Epidural anaesthesia was tested on 40 donkeys. The second intercoccygeal space was found suitable for satisfactory induction and a dose of 8 to 10 ml of 1 per cent procaine hydrochloride was recommended for inducing posterior epidural anaesthesia and 30 ml of 2 per cent for anterior epidural anaesthesia.
[In-vitro inhibition of renin secretion by angiotensin II].
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Gas-chromatographic analysis of the essential oil of Lantana camara L. varieties.
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Unilateral pulmonary edema in Swyer-James syndrome.
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A contribution to the molluscicidal activity of Canna indica L. family cannaceae as a method for control of schistosoma.
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[Renin secretion in vitro. Comparison of kidney slices and isolated glomeruli].
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Recruitment deafness: functional effect of priming-induced audiogenic seizures in mice.
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The steroidal constituents of Solanum arundo.
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The fasciomuscular tube of the spermatic cord. A study of its surgical anatomy and relation to varicocele. A new concept for the pathogenesis of varicocele.
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Effects of light upon quantity and quality of Matricaria chamomilla L. oil. 2. Preliminary study of supplementary coloured light effects under controlled conditions.
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[Permanent hypertension and changes in the sodium-potassium content of the aortic wall following angiotensin II infusions in rats].
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A comparative study of the effects of ACTH, hydrocortisone and prednisolone in the hypersensitive reactions produced with the protein components of Hymenolepis nana in albino mice.
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Survival and propagation of Kalicephalus willeyi in vitro.
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[Significance of the detachment of mesenterium for the blood supply in the dog].
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[On the healing of bone fractures in birds. Roentgenological clinical and histological study].
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Acute effects of a khat extract on the rat electroencephalogram.
Rats chronically implanted with cortical screw electrodes were treated with three different oral doses of a Khat extract and the EEG recorded for 5 h. Several abnormalities in EEG patterns were observed, particularly after the administration of the largest dose (400 mg/kg). Spectral analysis of EEG showed a significant shift of frequencies towards faster, lower voltage activity following administration of the two smaller doses (50 and 100 mg/kg), reflecting a stimulant effect of the extract. The highest degree of cortical activation was observed following administration of the smallest dose. With the largest dose, an initial activation was followed by a state of EEG depression characterized by a high percentage of slow, high voltage waves. It is concluded that Khat extract in small doses has a stimulant effect on the rat brain, but with larger doses induces a state of depression.