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W Braun
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[Effect of some diuretics on electrolyte excretion by the isolated rat kidney].
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Synthetic polynucleotides as restorers of normal antibody-forming capacities in aged mice.
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[1st experiences with multiple stage cancer therapy of psoriatic patients].
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[The dye-binding capacity of plasma albumins in jaundiced newborn and premature infants].
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Relationships between the effects of poly I. poly C and endotoxin.
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[Antigenicity of E. coli asparaginase in enzyme therapy of leukemia].
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[In memory of Josef Hämel].
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Antibody formation: premature initiation by endotoxin or synthetic polynucleotides in newborn mice.
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[Contact allergies due to nifurprazine (Carofur)].
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[Contact allergies to polyethylene glycols].
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[Organ preservation of the kidney and long-term perfusion of the liver].
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Binding of rabbit gamma globulin by competent Bacillus subtilis cultures.
Deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA)-mediated transformation of Bacillus subtilis can be inhibited by antibodies which specifically interact with single-stranded DNA. This inhibition occurs at a time when the transformation reaction is insensitive to deoxyribonuclease. Studies with radioactive proteins revealed that the maximal binding of gamma globulin occurs immediately preceding the development of maximal competence in the population. Other proteins, such as deoxyribonuclease cytochrome c and serum albumin also adsorb to the surface of the cell. After treatment with lysozyme, 67% of the radioactive gamma globulin remains associated with the cytoplasmic membrane. These findings suggest that the DNA is complexed in a deoxyribonuclease-insensitive form to the surface of the cell and is converted to a single-stranded state prior to transport past the membrane and integration into the chromosome.
[Professional contact eczema in physicians and nursing personnel by ampicillin].
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The antigenicity of E. coli asparaginase.
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[Gerontologic problems from the viewpoint of the dermatologist].
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[Hydrogen ion concentration of the skin in relation to susceptibility to trichophytosis].
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