Fertilizing capacity of bull spermatozoa after freezing at 79 degrees C.
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Radiation sensitivity of ovarian tissue at -79 degrees C.
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Effect of anti-histamine substances on cold vasodilatation in the finger.
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Slow freezing of carp muscle and inosinic acid formation.
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Effect of glycerol and low temperature on survival of unfertilized mouse eggs.
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Measurement of toughness in cold-stored fish.
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Survival of intact insects immersed in liquid oxygen without any antifreeze agent.
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Change in oxygen consumption of the new-born pig with a fall in environmental temperature.
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Deoxyribonucleic acid content of the cell-nuclei in the adrenal medulla after exposure to low temperature.
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Prevention of freezing damage to living cells by dimethyl sulphoxide.
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Aggregation of cod myosin during frozen storage.
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The use of chilling in the analysis of the first stages of infection by influenza virus.
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The effect of cold stress, ACTH, cortisone, pyrogen, and nitrogen mustard on tissue mast cells in the skin and subcutaneous tissues of the rat.
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Effects of cold environment on deposition of fat in the liver in choline deficiency.
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Bacterial variations in the nasopharynx and skin of isolated Arctic scientists.
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The survival of airborne microorganisms. II. Experiments with Escherichia coli near 0 degrees C.
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Nutrition and climatic stress in farm animals.
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Photodynamic hemolysis at low temperatures.
It is shown that photodynamic hemolysis may occur at -79 degrees C. if the erythrocytes are suspended in a solution containing 70 per cent glycerol which prevents hemolysis by freezing; but that there is no hemolysis under the same conditions at -210 degrees C. At the higher temperature the viscosity of the solution is still low enough to permit appreciable movement of molecules, whereas at the lower temperature the molecules must be virtually immobile. The findings are compatible with the idea that the dye molecule acts in a cycle, bringing about successive oxidations by O(2) molecules, as has been shown for photodynamic hemolysis at room temperature. The assumption of a combination between dye, O(2), and substrate does not explain photosensitized hemolysis in the semi-solid state. The mechanism of photosensitized oxidation by O(2) is discussed.
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