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10 LIVROS EM INGLÊS RELACIONADOS COM «INOCULABILITY»
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A WEEKLY JOURNAL OF MEDICINE AND MEDICAL AFFAIRS
The following testings which I carefully performed prove abundantly the auio-
inoculability of this discharge, and its general inoculability on other syphilitic
patients, and proves that the ordinary sore or chancroid, with its characteristics of
...
2
Virus-Insect-Plant Interactions
This suggests that virus inoculability begins to decrease immediately after virus
acquisition if probing continues. It has been shown that the retention of
inoculability for nonpersistent viruses may be greatly enhanced up to more than
30 hours ...
Kerry F. Harris, Oney P. Smith, James E. Duffus, 2001
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Stedman's Medical Dictionary for the Health Professions and ...
inoculability. inpatient. median nerve \ innervation of the hand and wrist: (A)
segmental dermatomes, (B) cutaneous nerve distribution in-OC-U-la-bil-i-ty (i-nok
'yu-la-bil'i-te) The quality of being inoculable. in-OC-U-la-ble (i-nok'yu-la-b61) 1.
Thomas Lathrop Stedman, 2005
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The Bovine Scourge: Meat, Tuberculosis and Public Health, ...
As one writer in the BMJ concluded: The celebrated guinea-pig experiments of
Villemin, apparently showing the inoculability of tubercle, and favouring the view
of its existence as a zymotic disease, were soon disposed of by the subsequent ...
5
Spreading Germs: Disease Theories and Medical Practice in ...
... PRSL, 41: 173-81 Sanderson, J. B. 1867. 'Report on the Inoculability and
Development of Tubercle', Tenth Report, 91-125. Sanderson, J. B. 1868. 'Further
Report on the Inoculability and Development ofTubercle', Eleventh Report, 91-
125.
6
Making Mice: Standardizing Animals for American Biomedical ...
But in a 1907 article, Tyzzer also praised "the demonstration of the inoculability of
certain tumors in animals" and asserted that cancer work on transplantable
tumors, especially with mice, had "opened up a whole new field of research in
that ...
7
Proceedings of the Pathological Society of Philadelphia
If we now analyze still farther the second set of factors, namely, those dependent
upon the peculiarities of the tumor itself, we find that the energy of growth in the
primary tumor is not the only factor that determines the inoculability of the tumor, ...
Pathological Society of Philadelphia, 1907
If we now analyze still farther the second set of factors, namely, those dependent
upon the peculiarities of the tumor itself, we find that the energy of growth in the
primary tumor is not the only factor that determines the inoculability of the tumor, ...
Since inoculability of EHRLICH carcinoma to mice called ddN was 100%, further
studies were made using EHRLICH carcinoma of mice. The reason is not yet
understood, but the effect of sarkomycin on prolongation of the survival period of
...
10
The Journal of Antibiotics
Since inoculability of EHRLICH carcinoma to mice called ddN was 100%, further
studies were made using EHRLICH carcinoma of mice. The reason is not yet
understood, but the effect of sarkomycin on prolongation of the survival period of
...
