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Osmotically stabilized media have been reported to increase the recovery rate of various bacteria from blood. This study was made to determine the effect of high concentrations of sucrose on...
The saccadic reaction times to the double-step stimuli were studied in three human subjects to ascertain the saccadic visual tracking characteristics. Responses to simple step and double-step target motions were...
The bat (Chiroptera) is the only mammal that is able to fly as birds do and forms a peculiar taxonomic group in that the diploid number of chromosomes seldom are...
Cell patterns in open wound healing are studied by both light and electron microscopic examinations in regards to time sequence, metamorphosis, and functional aspects. Process of the open wound healing...
Strychnine (Stry.) has been used, as an instrument for studies of experimental epilepsy, though its precise mode of action has remained obscure. One mechanism of action was partially clarified in...
The author has made the electron microscopic study of enzymes in eosinophils in order to clearify the influence of hyposensitization in allergic rhinitis to the activity of enzymes in eosinophilic...
As recently as 1972 research on the submandibular duct reservoir was reported by Butcher (1972) using Long-Evans and wristar rats. The occurrence of the submandibular duct reservoir in other species...
One hundred and one cases with allergic rhinitis were statistically analysed and 40 students without any allergic symtoms as control group were chosen and nasal eosinophile count were performed. The...
The technique of anterolateral cordotomy for relief of pain was first performed by Spiller and Martin (1912). It was accepted as the best available method for long-term relief despite its...