Biomedical subjects
Y Kikuchi
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[Hexokinase isozyme in human uterine cancer].
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High dose rate intracavitary radiotherapy using the RALSTRON. Introduction. I. Treatment of carcinoma of the uterine cervix.
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High dose rate intracavitary radiotherapy using the RALSTRON. 2. Treatment of carcinoma of the uterine cervix under hyperbaric oxygenation.
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[Takayasu's disease--clinical studies of 26 cases and experimental studies].
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[Recovery room at the Juntendo University Hospital].
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[Distribution of the membrane-ATPase activity in the cochlear duct, with special reference to the evaluation of light microscopy method].
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Further studies on serum protein formation by chimeras: induction of chimerism with a chemical carcinogen.
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[Action mechanism of adjuvants--a study by fluorescent antibody method].
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[Questions and answers concerning nursing studies. For the 1st year student. Attitude toward the patient].
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[Our understanding of multiple sclerosis at the present time].
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[Gallstone showing positive shadow in theYoentgenogram].
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Internal asynchrony in late replication of human X chromosomes with structural abnormalities.
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[Ultrasonics approach to internal medicine--application to diagnostic examinations].
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Hydroxylation of poly(l-prolyl-l-prolylglycyl) of defined molecular weights by protocollagen proline hydroxylase.
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The enzymic hydroxylation of protocollagen models.
1. Synthetic polymers of l-prolyl-l-prolylglycine of defined chain length, (Pro-Pro-Gly)(n), were found to be substrates for the enzyme protocollagen-proline hydroxylase, with optimum chain length n=5. Boiling the polymer (Pro-Pro-Gly)(15) increased its activity as a substrate but had no effect on (Pro-Pro-Gly)(5). 2. Protection of both or one of the N- and C-terminal groups made (Pro-Pro-Gly)(3) a better substrate, and collagenase digestion of hydroxylated tert.-pentyloxy-carbonyl-(Pro-Pro-Gly)(3) benzyl ester indicated that the central prolyl residues were the major points of hydroxylation. 3. The results suggest that the long-chain peptides are optimum substrates but that a triple-stranded structure is inhibitory for hydroxylation.
Further studies on serum protein formation by chimeras. II. Induction of chimerism with sublethal x-irradiation and heterologous antorgan serum.
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Translocation Down's syndrome in Japan: its frequency, mutation rate of translocation and parental age.
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