EFFECTS OF 2-AMINO-2-HYDROXYMETHYL-1,3-PROPANEDIOL ON OXYGEN TOXICITY IN MICE
2-amino-2-hydroxymethyl-1,3-propanediol on oxygen toxicity in mice
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2-amino-2-hydroxymethyl-1,3-propanediol on oxygen toxicity in mice
Stratospheric cosmic ray effect on brain tissue of mice, and nuclear emulsion monitoring in balloon flights
Biological and physiological studies of perognathus/pocket mice/
Biological and physiological studies of perognathus/pocket mice/
Biological and physiological studies of perognathus, pocket mice
Blood valves of pocket mice - perognathus morphologic comparison - effects of ionizing radiation
Life support system for study of biological rhythm in pocket mice
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Container with feeding device for animal study during space flight of mice
Adsorption changes in nervous system and internal organs of mice during oxygen-induced convulsions
Acceleration, vibration, and radiation effects on bone marrow cell nuclei in white mice
Adaptational rearrangements in mice exposed to elevated carbon dioxide concentrations
Morphological changes in spleen and thymus of mice exposed to high energy protons and gamma rays
Altitude effect on metabolic rates of deer mice, noting direct relationship between seasons and metabolic rate at all ambient temperatures
Mortality and histopathology of germ-free rats and mice exposed to pure oxygen, noting effect of chronic respiratory condition
Persisting circadian rhythm in hepatic glycogen level of mice during starvation and dehydration
Neutral and acidic polysaccharide effects on natural resistance of mice to bacteria
Vascular responses and wound repair in mice exposed to moderate and severe hypoxia