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The vascular system of the rabbit ovary and its relationship to ovulation
(1951)
Abstract Not Available.
Studies on the lipid metabolism of cestodes
(1957)
The problem of the energy relationship is fundamental in any investigation of animal physiology. Endoparasitic helminths present a rather unique ecological situation since the energy sources and substrates for the parasite ...
The production of mutations in Drosophila melanogaster by irradiation with alpha-rays
(1934)
The artificial transmutation of the gene is an old problem. Investigators tried to produce mutations artificially, but failed until 1927 when Muller announced that gene mutations could be produced by means of X-rays. This ...
THE SECOND OPTIC LOBE OF THE CRAYFISH VISUAL SYSTEM: ORGANIZATION OF COLUMNAR AND EXTRACOLUMNAR PATHWAYS
(1984)
The crayfish Sustaining fibers (SFs) are used to analyze the functional organization of the second optic lobe, the Medulla. The SFs are tonic ON visual interneurons whose dendrites lie in a single plane in the Medullary ...
Fluid and electrolyte shifts in the hydrated adrenalectomized rat
(1952)
Abstract Not Available.
Studies on immunity induced by the dwarf mouse tapeworm, Hymenolepis nana, in white mice and rats
(1954)
Abstract Not Available.
Effect of fluid shear stress on the growth and metabolism of human aortic smooth muscle cells
(1997)
Upon disruption of the integrity of the endothelial monolayer, smooth muscle cells (SMC) may be directly exposed to blood flow and their behavior may be modulated by the local hemodynamic environment. Furthermore, modeling ...
Plasticity of physiological caste in a social insect
(1993)
In social insect colonies workers realize their reproductive potential through rearing the queen's brood. In the primitively eusocial wasp Polistes exclamans (Hymenoptera: Vespidae) castes are not morphologically distinct. ...
Some aspects of sulfur metabolism in the lugworm, Arenicola cristata Stimpson
(1960)
Among the published reports on invertebrate biochemistry is a study by Robin (1954) using Arenicola marina L. Robin hypothesized that taurocyamine, a sulfur-containing guanidine derivative, was formed from taurine. Although ...