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P C Hurkat
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Moderate hypothermia vis-a-vis haemo-cardio-respiratory changes.
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Some histological & histochemical studies in rabbits (Oryctolagus cuniculus) during sub-chronic administration of dieldrin (HEOD).
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Some haemo-cardio-respiratory studies during hyperthermia in dogs.
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Histological & histochemical studies in albino rats (Rattus albicans) during hundred day oral administration of dieldrin (HEOD).
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Biochemical, histological & histochemical studies in hypothermia induced in dogs Canis familiaris.
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ABO gene distribution in the state of Rajasthan.
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A study of hypo and hyperthermia induced changes in carbohydrate and lipid metabolism in dogs.
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Hyperthermia & acetylcholine content of dog heart.
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A simple indigenously designed metabolizer for estimating somnolence metabolic rate in lower animals.
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The heart and the conducting system of Gavialis gangeticus (Gamelin).
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ABO gene distribution in Rajasthan vis-a-vis in India and various other ethnic groups of the world.
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ABO blood groups and susceptibility to diseases.
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Distribution of ABO blood groups & genotype frequencies in people of Rajasthan.
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Some haematological changes during exercise.
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Hypothermia and acetylcholine content of dog heart.
The acetylcholine level of dog heart has been determined under hypothermia. It was increased at 28 degrees C, and decrease at 20 degrees C. Further, it was observed that the heart rate and blood pressure decreased with gradual reduction in the body temperature of the dog and ventricular fibrillation occurred in 50% of the animals at 20 degrees C. It is proposed that cholinergic agents may have a role as antifibrillatory agents in hypothermia.