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R Rappaport
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[Meaning of the foeto-placental unit in the steroid metabolism].
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Aster-equatorial surface relations and furrow establishment.
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Division of isolated furrows and furrow fragments in invertebrate eggs.
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Gonadoblastoma in gonadal dysgenesis: a report of two cases with 46,XY-45,X mosaicism.
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[Irregular radiologic aspects of metaphyses of the fingers in children with hypothalamo-hypophyseal insufficiency].
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[Somatotropin deficiency in children. Diagnostic difficulties].
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[The diagnosis of retarded puberty].
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An analysis of cytokinesis in cultured newt cells.
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Statural growth in congenital adrenal hyperplasia treated with hydrocortisone.
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[Geometrical relations of the cleavage stimulus in flattened, perforated sea urchin eggs].
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[Familial congenital hypoaldosteronism caused by 18-OH-dehydrogenase deficiency].
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Cell division: direct measurement of maximum tension exerted by furrow of echinoderm eggs.
Tensions exerted by cleavage furrows in isometric contraction were measured by means of flexible glass needles whose characteristics of bending had already been determined. The tension of Astriclypeus manni furrows in second division is 3.04 x 10(-3) +/- 0.95 x 10(-3) dyne; that for Pseudocentrotus depressus eggs in first division is 2.00 X 10(-3) +/- 0.43 x 10(-3) dyne. The tension required for cleavage probably does not exceed 1.5 x 10(-3) dyne. According to existing morphological evidence, these values can be accounted for by a substance whose capacity for exerting tension does not exceed that of an actomyosin thread.
[Perfusion with angiotensin II. Pressor and hormonal response in normal children].
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[Congenital hyperuricemia with neurologic, renal and blood disturbances].
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[Thyrotropic insufficiency: functional exploration and clinical study (apropos of 28 cases of hypothalamo-hypophyseal insufficiency)].
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[Disorders of statural growth in acquired spontaneous hypercorticism in childhood].
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