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Mechanism of t-cell help in the immune response to soluble protein antigens. I. Evidence for in situ generation and action of t-cell- -replacing factor during the anamnestic response to dinitrophenyl keyhole limpet hemocyanin in vitro., T Hunig, A Schimpl, and E Wecker

Mechanism of t-cell help in the immune response to soluble protein antigens. II. Reconstitution of primary and secondary in vitro immune responses to dinitrophenyl-carrier conjugates by t-cell-replacing factor., T Hunig, A Schimpl, and E Wecker

Mechanism of t cell-mediated cytolysis. The differential impact of cytochalasins at the recognition and lethal hit stages., P Golstein, C Foa, and I C. Maclennan

Mechanism of the antileukemic effects of 1-p-carboxamidophenyl- -3,3-dimethyltriazene and its in vitro metabolites., G Sava, T Giraldi, L Lassiani, C Nisi, and P B. Farmer

Mechanism of the antimetastatic action of n-diazoacetyl- glycinamide in mice bearing lewis lung carcinoma., T Giraldi, G Sava, and C Nisi

Mechanism of the anti-tumour effect of glucans and fructosans. A comparison with c. Parvum., R Bomford and C Moreno

Mechanism of the a/ph.mc.s1 Tumor graft rejection in syngeneic mice., J Zakany, T Janossy, P Nemeth, G Chihara, J Fachet, and G Petri

Mechanism of the changes in hormonal dependency in mammary tumors. Abstr., D T. Kiang, M King, B J. Kennedy, and N Wang

Mechanism of the cytolytic action of corticoseroids. Abstr., R W. Turnell and A F. Burton

Mechanism of the growth inhibition potentiation arising from combination of 6-mercaptopurine with 6-(methylmercapto)purine ribonucleoside., A R. Paterson and M C. Wang

Mechanism of the h-2 effect on viral leukemogenesis., J E. Bubbers, K J. Blank, H A. Freedman, and F Lilly

Mechanism of the hereditary anemia of sl(m) mutant mice., A N. Kales, W Fried, and C W. Gurney

Mechanism of the immune reaction to syngeneic murine plasma cell tumors. Abstr., M Rollinghoff, H Wagner, and N L. Warner

Mechanism of the immunosuppressive effect of ehrlich ascitic tumour., I Hrsak and T Marotti

Mechanism of the increased splenic erythropoiesis in mice treated with estradiol benzoate., A Anagnostou, A Zander, J Barone, and W Fried

Mechanism of the inhibition of dna biosynthesis by 4,4'-diacetyldi- phenylurea-bis(guanylhydrazone) in leukemia l1210 cells., C Dave, J Ehrke, and E Mihich

Mechanism of the local antitumor action of inflammation., P Alexander, I B. Parr, and L E. Jackson

Mechanism of the mitogenic action of the phytohemagglutinin. I. Induction of tolerance and lymphocyte transformation., P Panzetta, B Pirofsky, and D A. Rigas

Mechanism of the mutagenic action of urethane in mammalian cells in vitro., E N. Tolkacheva, G M. Platonova, and N S. Vishenkova

Mechanism of the pleiotropic effects of the short-ear mutant gene in the mouse., M C. Green

Mechanism of the pleiotropic effects of the short-ear mutant gene in the mouse., M C. Green

Mechanism of the suppressive effect of interferon on antibody syn- thesis in vivo., B R. Brodeur and T C. Merigan

Mechanism of thy-1-mediated t cell activation: roles of fc receptors, t200, ia, and h-2 glycoproteins in accessory cell function., V C. Maino, M A. Norcross, M S. Perkins, and R T. Smith

Mechanism of thyroid allograft rejection., K J. Lafferty, A Bootes, V A. Killby, and W Burch

Mechanism of tumor "concomitant immunity." Abstr., E Gorelik, S Segal, and M Feldman

Mechanism of tumor inhibition by alanosine. Abstr., R B. Hurlbert, D B. Carrington, and E C. Moore

Mechanism of tumor promoter inhibition of cellular binding of epidermal growth factor., L Lee and I B. Weinstein

Mechanism of uptake of nitrosoureas by l5178y lymphoblasts in vitro., A Begleiter, H P. Lam, and G J. Goldenberg

Mechanism responsible for the induction of i-j restrictions on ts3 suppressor cells., M Minami, M Honji, and M E. Dorf

Mechanisms and evolutionary origins of variable x-chromosome activity in mammals., M F. Lyon

Mechanisms and kinetics of cyclophosphamide-induced specific tolerance to skin allografts in mice., G Nirmul, C Severin, and R N. Taub

Mechanisms at the cellular level during induction of high zone toler- ance in vitro., E Diener and M Feldmann

Mechanisms behind ba2+-induced stimulus-secretion coupling in pancreatic b-cells as evidenced by interactions with radioactive ca2+ fluxes and insulin release. Abstr., P Berggren

Mechanisms by which hapten conjugates of pneumococcal polysaccharide interfere with the challenge of anti- -hapten memory cells., T J. Romano, S P. Lerman, and G J. Thorbecke

Mechanisms determining innate resistance to ectromelia virus infection in c57bl mice., H C. O'neill and R V. Blanden

Mechanisms implicated in acth-induced steriodogenic and dna synthesis refractoriness on adrenal mouse cell line (y-1)., A M. Morera and J M. Saez

Mechanisms in early and late phases of tolerance induced by parabiosis in adult mice., N W. Nisbet

Mechanisms in graft-versus-host reactions. An immunogenetic appraisal., D E. Uphoff

Mechanisms in immune tolerance. II. Specific immunosuppression by t lymphocytes of b memory cells in mice made tolerant to hsa., bar I. Zan, D Nachtigal, and M Feldman

Mechanisms in t cell leukemogenesis. II. T cell responses of preleukemic balb/c mice to moloney leukemia virus antigens., J C. Lee, I Horak, and J N. Ihle

Mechanisms in the induction of immunologically mediated age-dependent cns disease in c58 and akr mice. Abstr., P S. Duffey, D Martinez, and G D. Abrams

Mechanisms in the induction of immunologically mediated age-dependent cns disease in mice. Protective role of 350r resistant t lymphocytes. Abstr., P S. Duffey, O A. Lukasewycz, and D S. Olson

Mechanisms invloved in the production of red fluorescence of human and experimental tumours., F N. Ghadially, W J. Neish, and H C. Dawkins

Mechanisms involved during amplification of T cell immune responses during tumor rejection., Ann J. Lewis

Mechanisms involved in age-dependent decline of immune responsiveness and apparent resistance against tolerance induction in c57bl/6 mice., T Amagai, K Nakano, and B Cinader

Mechanisms involved in the antibody-mediated suppression of tuberculin-type delayed hypersensitivity. II. The sensitivity of tolerance induction to cyclophosphamide pretreatment and splenectomy, and the demonstration of active suppression., G S. Douvas and A J. Crowle

Mechanisms involved in the intracellular localization of mouse glucuronidase., A J. Lusis and K Paigen

Mechanisms involved in the low responsiveness of mice in the in vivo release of lymphokines. Abstr., R Neta and S B. Salvin

Mechanisms involved in the week alloimmunogenicity of thy-1 on mouse brain., S Lobel, R Rabinowitz, and M Schlesinger

Mechanisms of action. Abstr., L W. Roti roti, L B. Parks, and D. pyrimidine

Mechanisms of action of ir genes and their possible application to tumors., P Lonai and F C. Grumet

Mechanisms of action of topically applied triamcinolone acetonide in prolonging skin allograft survival time., P S. Boss, W B. Jolley, and E J. Ainsworth

Mechanisms of alpha-GalCer inhibition of type 1 diabetes in NOD mice., Alexandra E. Grier

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Mechanisms of anemia in SHP-1 protein tyrosine phosphatase-deficient "viable motheaten" mice., B L. Lyons, M A. Lynes, L Burzenski, M J. Joliat, N Hadjout, and L D. Shultz

Mechanisms of antibacterial immunity against vibrio cholerae in the intestinal tracts of baby mice., W Chaicumpa and D Rowley

Mechanisms of antibody diversity. Multiple genes encode structurally related mouse kappa variable regions., D J. Mckean, M Bell, and M Potter

Mechanisms of antibody formation. I. Early in vivo proliferation of mouse spleen t cells as an initial step in antibody formation., R Bachvaroff and F T. Rapaport

Mechanisms of antibody formation. II. Use of dnp-ficoll in studies of hapten-specific b-cell responses., P R. Mc master, R J. Bachvaroff, and F T. Rapaport

Mechanisms of antigen-induced blockade of immune response and cyclophosphamide-promoted tolerance to salmonella typhi vi antigen., T B. Prigozhina and L N. Fontalin

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Mechanisms of antigen presentation to T cells in murine graft-versus-host disease: cross-presentation and the appearance of cross-presentation., Xiaojian Wang, Hongmei Li, Catherine Matte-Martone, Weiguo Cui, Ning Li, Hung Sheng Tan, Derry C. Roopenian, and Warren D Shlomchik

Mechanisms of antigen-specific unresponsiveness to hetero- logous erythrocytes in mice: deletion of b-cell clone and generation of suppressor t cells., A Kuroiwa, K Nomoto, and K Takeya

Mechanisms of antitumor action of corynebacterium parvum. Nonspecific tumor cell destruction at site of an immunologically mediated sensitivity reaction to c. Parvum., R L. Tuttle and R J. North

Mechanisms of antitumor action of corynebacterium parvum. Replicating short-lived t cells as the mediators of potentiated tumor-specific immunity., R L. Tuttle and R J. North

Mechanisms of antitumor action of corynebacterium parvum. The generation of cell-mediated tumor specific immunity., R L. Tuttle and R J. North

Mechanisms of b cell tolerance. I. Dynamic nature of the induction of hapten-specific unresponsiveness by hapten-conjugated pneumococcal polysaccharide., A K. Abbas, G G. Klaus, and P J. Elroy

Mechanisms of b cell tolerance. II. Evidence for inhibition of antigen receptor expression as a mechanism of unresponsiveness., G G. Klaus, A K. Abbas, and P J. Mcelroy

Mechanisms of b cell tolerance. I. Tolerance to dextran b1355 induced with the oxidized dextran., R B. Bankert, G L. Mayers, and D Pressman

Mechanisms of b cell triggering. Studies with t cell-independent antigens., G G. Klaus and J H. Humphrey

Mechanisms of bcg action. I. The induction of nonspecific helper cells during the potentiation of alloimmune cell-mediated cytotoxic responses., M Davies and E Sabbadini

Mechanisms of clonal abortion tolerogenesis. II. Clonal behavior of immature b cells following exposure to anti-nu chain antibody., G J. Nossal, B L. Pike, and F L. Battye

Mechanisms of clonal abortion tolerogenesis. Iii. Antigen abrogates functional maturation of surface immunoglobulin- -negative adult bone marrow lymphocytes., B L. Pike and G J. Nossal

Mechanisms of clonal abortion tolerogenesis. I. Response of immature hapten-specific b lymphocytes., G J. Nossal and B L. Pike

Mechanisms of clonal abortion tolerogenesis. IV. Verification of the hypothesis in living mice., T W. Kay, B L. Pike, and G J. Nossal

Mechanisms of contact photosensitivity in mice: i. T cell regulation of contact photosensitivity to tetrachlorosalicylanilide under the genetic restrictions of the major histocompatibility complex., M Takigawa and Y Miyachi

Mechanisms of contact photosensitivity in mice. IV. Antigen- -specific suppressor t cells induced by preirradiation of photosensitizing site to uvb., M Takigawa, Y Miyachi, K Toda, and A Yoshioka

Mechanisms of c. Parvum-induced coagulopathy in mice., H D. Mitcheson, P Hilgard, A Mccraw, and J E. Castro

Mechanisms of c-type viral leukemogenesis. I. Correlation of in vitro lymphocyte blastogenesis to viremia and leukemia., J C. Lee and J N. Ihle

Mechanisms of "cytostasis" of tumours in vitro by syngeneic lymphoid cells of tumour bearers., E Farram and H Festenstein

Mechanisms of depressed reactivity to dinitrochlorobenzene and ultraviolet-induced tumors during ultraviolet carcinogenesis in balb/c mice., J M. Jessup, N Hanna, E Palaszynski, and M L. Kripke

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Mechanisms of disease: is osteoporosis the obesity of bone?, C J. Rosen and M L. Bouxsein

Mechanisms of DNA double-strand break repair in hematopoietic homeostasis and oncogenesis., S A. Maas, L B. Caddle, and KD Mills

Mechanisms of enhanced resistance of mycobacterium bovis bcg- -treated mice to ectromelia virus infection., T Sakuma, T Suenaga, I Yoshida, and M Azuma

Mechanisms of extracellular killing of nucleated mammalian cells by macrophages., R Evans

Mechanisms of gallium nitrate modulation of diabetes in NOD mice., Emmie Chen

Mechanisms of genetic resistance to friend virus leukemia. Iii. Susceptibility of mitogen-responsive lymphocytes mediated by t cells., V Kumar, T Caruso, and M Bennett

Mechanisms of genetic resistance to friend virus leukemia in mice. II. Resistance of mitogen-responsive lymphocytes mediated by marrow-dependent cells., V Kumar and M Bennett

Mechanisms of genetic resistance to friend virus leukemia in mice. I. Role of 89sr-sensitive effector cells responsible for rejection of bone marrow allografts., V Kumar, M Bennett, and R J. Eckner

Mechanisms of genetic resistance to friend virus leukemia in mice. IV. Identification of a gene (fv-3) regulating immuno- suppression in vitro, and its distinction from fv-2 and genes regulating marrow allograft reactivity., V Kumar, L Goldschmidt, J W. Eastcott, and M Bennett

Mechanisms of growth arrest at a unique R (restriction) point in phenotypically normal mouse cell lines., Claire J. Kim

Mechanisms of hepatic transport of iga immune complexes from the circulation into the bile. Abstr., T A. Brown, M W. Russell, and J Mestecky

Mechanisms of idiotype suppression. I. In vitro generation of idiotype-specific suppressor t cells by anti-idiotype anti- bodies and specific antigen., B S. Kim

Mechanisms of idiotype suppression. II. Requirement of specific antigen for b cell inactivation by anti-idiotype antibody., B S. Kim

Mechanisms of idiotype suppression. V. Anti-idiotype antibody inhibits early b cell triggering induced by antigen., B S. Kim, P B. Massey, and K M. Hui

Mechanisms of immune lysis. II. Ctl-induced nuclear disintegration of the target begins within minutes of cell contact., J H. Russell and C B. Dobos

Mechanisms of immune lysis. Iii. Characterization of the nature and kinetics of the cytotoxic t lymphocyte-induced nuclear lesion in the target., J H. Russell, V Masakowski, T Rucinsky, and G Phillips

Mechanisms of immune lysis. I. Physiological distinction between target cell death mediated by cytotoxic t lymphocytes and antibody plus complement., J H. Russell, V R. Masakowski, and C B. Dobos

Mechanisms of immunity to leishmaniasis. IV. Significance of lymphatic drainage from the site of infection., L W. Poulter and C R. Pandolph

Mechanisms of immunity to sarcoma i allografts in the c57bl/ks mouse. 2. Passive transfer studies with immune serum in x-irradiated hosts., M Tsoi and R S. Weiser

Mechanisms of immunity to sarcoma i allografts in the c57bl/ks mouse. Iii. The additive and synergistic actions of macrophages and immune serum., M Tsoi and R S. Weiser

Mechanisms of immunity to sarcoma i allografts in the c57bl/ks mouse. I. Passive transfer studies with immune peritoneal macrophages in x- -irradiated hosts., M Tsoi and R S. Weiser

Mechanisms of immunologically specific killing of tumor cells by macrophages. [Nature 1972; 236:168-70. Citation classic]., R Evans and P Alexander

Mechanisms of immunological tolerance to azobenzenearsonate and preferential loss of the major cross-reactive idiotype in a/j mice. Abstr., E T. Collins and D C. Benjamin

Mechanisms of immunosuppression in tumor-bearing mice: a multifactorial analysis., J M. Jessup, B D. Kahan, and N R. Pellis

Mechanisms of inhibition of mouse myeloid leukemic cell differentiation by prostaglandin f2alpha., K Takenaga, Y Honma, J Kado, and M Hozumi

Mechanisms of insulin release, effect of glyceraldehyde isomers and dihydroxyacetone on the release of insulin and glucose metabolism in pancreatic islets. Abstr., L Idahl

Mechanisms of insulin release, effects of secretory stimuli on na and rb fluxes in islet cells. Abstr., J Sehlin

Mechanisms of insulin release, effects of secretory stimuli on na and rb fluxes islet cells. Abstr., J Sehlin

Mechanisms of insulin release, effects of sulphydryl reagents on islets camp. Abstr., I Taljedal

Mechanisms of insulin release, glucose inhibition of the islet uptake of chloromercuribenzene-p-sulphonic acid. Abstr., M Soderberg

Mechanisms of insulin release, heat production in pancreatic beta- -cells stimulated by glucose. Abstr., E Gylfe

Mechanisms of insulin release, studies on free islet cells in suspensions. Abstr., A Lernmark

Mechanisms of in vivo generation of cytotoxic activity against allo- graft. 1. Local differentiation of mature cytotoxic t lymphocytes in rejection of allogeneic lymphocytes., T Sakemi, A Kuroiwa, K Taniguchi, and K Nomoto

Mechanisms of l-asparaginase resistance, asparagine synthetase (asase) in animal and human neoplasms. Abstr., C M. Haskell and G P. Canellos

Mechanisms of leukemogenesis. I. Generation of autoreactive lymphocytes in response to a murine leukemia virus., P J. Schenk and M L. Howe

Mechanisms of lymphocyte activation: linkage between early protein synthesis and late lymphocyte proliferation., L Varesio and H T. Holden

Mechanisms of macrophage activation by corynebacterium parvum. II. In vivo experiments., R Bomford and G H. Christie

Mechanisms of macrophage activation by corynebacterium parvum. I. In vitro experiments., G H. Christie and R Bomford

Mechanisms of mouse mast cell activation and inactivation for ige-mediated histamine release., R P. Siraganian and K A. Hazard

Mechanisms of murine leukemogenesis. II. Early appearance of apparently autoreactive effector cells in leukemia susceptible animals injected with a murine leukemia virus. Abstr., P J. Schenk and M L. Howe

Mechanisms of polyclonal B-cell activation in autoimmune B6-lpr/lpr mice., R W. Warren, J B. Roths, E D. Murphy, and D S. Pisetsky

Mechanisms of polyclonal b-cell activation in autoimmune b6-lpr/lpr mice., R W. Warren, J B. Roths, E D. Murphy, and D S. Pisetsky

Mechanisms of protective immunity in experimental cutaneous leishman- iasis of the guinea-pig. II. Selective destruction of different leishmania species in activated guinea-pig and mouse macrophages., R Behin, J Mauel, and D S. Rowe

Mechanisms of pulmonary injury in gamma-irradiated recipients of "motheaten" bone marrow., Katherine S. Ullman

Mechanisms of radiation reduction in host resistance to tumor implants. Abstr., B M. Boulos and T C. Evans

Mechanisms of recognition of littermates in mice., Tara Tayyabkhan

Mechanisms of recovery from a generalized viral infection, mousepox. Iii. Regression of infectious foci., R V. Blanden

Mechanisms of recovery from a generalized viral infection. Mousepox. II. Passive transfer of recovery mechanisms with immune lymphoid cells., R V. Blanden

Mechanisms of recovery from a generalized viral infection, mousepox. I. The effects of anti-thymocyte serum., R V. Blanden

Mechanisms of reduction of antitumor drug toxicity by liposome encapsulation., Y E. Rahman, W R. Hanson, J Bharucha, E J. Ainsworth, and B N. Jaroslow

Mechanisms of regulation of cell-mediated immune responses. I. Effect of the route of immunization with tnp-coupled syngeneic cells on the induction and suppression of contact sensitivity to picryl chloride., M I. Greene, M Sugimoto, and B Benacerraf

Mechanisms of regulation of cell-mediated immunity. II. Induction and suppression of delayed-type hypersensitivity to azobenzenearson- ate-coupled syngeneic cells., B A. Bach, L Sherman, B Benacerraf, and M I. Greene

Mechanisms of regulation of cell-mediated immunity. Iii. The characterization of azobenzenearsonate-specific suppres- sor t-cell-derived-suppressor factors., M I. Greene, B A. Bach, and B Benacerraf

Mechanisms of regulation of cell-mediated immunity. IV. Antigen density dependence of the induction of genetically restricted suppressor cells., A Pierres, J S. Bromberg, and M I. Greene

Mechanisms of regulation of cell-mediated immunity. Vii. Suppressor t cells induced by suboptimal doses of antigens plus an i-j-specific allogeneic effect., J S. Bromberg, B Benacerraf, and M I. Greene

Mechanisms of resistance to corynebacterium kutscheri in mice., R G. Hirst and R Campbell

Mechanisms of resistance to daunorubicin in ehrlich ascites tumor cells., T Skovsgaard

Mechanisms of resistance to infection with coccidioides immitis in mice., L Beaman, D Pappagianis, and E Benjamini

Mechanisms of resistance to mammary tumor development in c57bl and i strains of mice. I. Noduligenesis, tumorigenesis, and characteristics of nodules and tumors., S Nandi, S Haslam, and C Helmich

Mechanisms of sensitivity and resistance of murine tumors to 5- -fluorouracil., B Ardalan, D A. Cooney, H N. Jayaram, C K. Carrico, O I. Glazer, J Macdonald, and P S. Schein

Mechanisms of specific and non-specific tumour immunity after azathioprine treatment of mice., E C. Purves

Mechanisms of steroid resistance., C H. Sibley and G M. Tomkins

Mechanisms of suppression in the transfer of contact sensitivity. Analysis of an i-j+ molecule required for ly2 suppressor cell activity., W Ptak, R K. Gershon, and P M. Flood

Mechanisms of suppression of cytotoxic t-cell responses in murine lymphocytic choriomeningitis virus infection., M B. Dunlop and R V. Blanden

Mechanisms of target cell destruction by alloimmune peritoneal macrophages. II. Release of a specific cytotoxin from interacting cells., K L. Mc ivor and R S. Weiser

Mechanisms of target cell destruction by alloimmune peritoneal macrophages. I. The effect of treatment with sodium fluoride., K L. Mc ivor and R S. Weiser

Mechanisms of target recognition and destruction in macrophage-mediated tumor cytotoxicity., D O. Adams, W J. Johnson, and P A. Mariono

Mechanisms of the metabolic disturbances caused by hypoglycin and by pent-4-enoic acid in vitro studies., D Billington, H Osmundsen, and H S. Sherratt

Mechanisms of the metabolic disturbances caused by hypoglycin and by pent-4-enoic acid in vivo studies., D Billington, H Osmundsen, and H S. Sherratt

Mechanisms of the potentiation of specific antitumor immunity by intratumor injection of corynebacterium parvum., H Miyata, K Himeno, and K Nomoto

Mechanisms of thymidine synthesis and release by macrophages. Effect on malignant melanoma., R Arnould, A Libert, grandjean A. Vercammen, and F J. Lejeune

Mechanisms of tolerance in murine radiation bone marrow chimeras. II. Absence of nonspecific suppression in mature chimeras., H Auchincloss, J, and D H. Sachs

Mechanisms of tolerance in murine radiation bone marrow chimeras. I. Nonspecific suppression of alloreactivity by spleen cells from early, but not late, chimeras., H Auchincloss, J, and D H. Sachs

Mechanisms of trypanosome-mediated suppression of humoral immunity in mice., J W. Albright, J F. Albright, and D G. Dusanic

Mechanisms of tumor growth inhibition by glutaminase from a pseudo- monad. Abstr., asmar F. El and D M. Greenberg

Mechanisms of tumor homograft rejection. II. Studies on the mechanism of rejection of sarcoma i ascites tumor in the c57bl/ks mouse., B Holmes and R S. Weiser

Mechanisms of tumorigenesis induced by simple retroviruses., Stephanie Turner

Mechanisms of tumor-specific enhancement versus resistance toward a methylcholanthrene-induced murine sarcoma., E T. Bloom and W H. Hildemann

Mechanisms regulating iga class-specific immunoglobulin production in murine gut-associated lymphoid tissues. II. Terminal differentiation of postswitch siga-bearing peyer's patch b cells., H Kawanishi, L Saltzman, and W Strober

Mechanisms regulating iga class-specific immunoglobulin production in murine gut-associated lymphoid tissues. I. T cells derived from peyer's patches that switch sigm b cells to siga b cells in vitro., H Kawanishi, L E. Saltzman, and W Strober

Mechanisms that control bacterial populations in continuous- -flow culture models of mouse large intestine flora., R Freter, H Brickner, M Botney, D Cleven, and A Aranki

Mechanisms that uncouple growth and differentiation in myeloid leukemia cells: restoration of requirement for normal growth- -inducing protein without restoring induction of differentiation- -inducing protein., J Lotem and L Sachs

Mechanism studies with human plasma derived immunosuppressive factor(s) having anti-leukemia activity. Abstr., J L. Farmer, W D. Garner, and M D. Prager

Mechanisms underlying generation of gradients in gene expression within the intestine: an analysis using transgenic mice containing fatty acid binding protein-human growth hormone fusion genes., D A. Sweetser, E H. Birkenmeier, P C. Hoppe, D W. McKeel, and J I. Gordon

Mechanisms underlying reduced growth rate in c3hba mammary adenocarcinomas recurring after single doses of x-rays or fast neutrons., J S. Nelson, R E. Carpenter, and D Durboraw

Mechanism underlying antitumor effect of corynebacterium parvum., M F. Woodruff, A Ghaffar, and N Dunbar

Mechanistic and developmental aspects of genetic imprinting in mammals., K E. Latham, J McGrath, and D Solter

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Mechanistic insights into glaucoma provided by experimental genetics the cogan lecture., S W. John

Mechanistic studies of a novel antitumor drug, alpha- -1,3,5-trigylcidyl-s-triazinetrione (alpha-tgt): cytotoxic effects, inhibition of nucleic acid syntheses and macro- molecular binding. Abstr., F Y. Wu and E Mckenna

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Meckelin is necessary for photoreceptor intraciliary transport and outer segment morphogenesis., Gayle B Collin, Jungyeon Won, Wanda L Hicks, Susan A Cook, Patsy M Nishina, and Jürgen K Naggert

MeCP2 is required for normal development of GABAergic circuits in the thalamus., Z W. Zhang, J D. Zak, and H Liu

Medial histocompatibility antigens., L K. Fischer and J Langhorne

Medial thalamic lesions reverse tolerance to morphine induced locomotor hyperactivity in the c57bl/6j mouse. Abstr., H Teitelbaum and G N. Catravas

Mediated by soluble lytic factors., M G. Martinotti, F Cofano, P Martinetto, D S. Landolfo, and L M. Is

Mediation of immune responses to murine tumors by 'immune' rna. Abstr., israeli M. Linker and Y H. Pilch

Mediation of immunity to tumor isografts in mice by heterologous ribonucleic acid., K P. Ramming and Y H. Pilch

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Mediation of interleukin-11-dependent biological responses by a soluble form of the interleukin-11 receptor., J Karow, K R. Hudson, M A. Hall, A B. Vernallis, J A. Taylor, A Gossler, and J K. Heath

Mediation of macrophage cytolytic and phagocytic activities by abtibodies of different classis and class specific fc-receptors., W S. Walker

Mediation of plasmacytoma-induced immunosuppression by two soluble factors. Abstr., J Kennard and pazner S. Zolla

Mediators from cloned T helper cell lines affect immunoglobulin expression by B cells., C J. Paige, M H. Schreier, and C L. Sidman

Mediators from cloned t helper cell lines affect immunoglobulin expression by b cells., C J. Paige, M H. Schreier, and C L. Sidman

Mediatory role of stem cell derived cells in lps-induced splenic cfus accumulation., W J. Molendijk, R E. Ploemacher, and versluis M. Erkens

Medical and experimental mammalian genetics: a perspective.

Med myopathy, a new hereditary myopathy., S I. Zacks, M F. Sheff, M Rhodes, and A Saito

Medullary thyroid carcinoma in female balb/c mice. A report of 3 cases with ultrastructural, immunohistochemical, and transplantation data., M J. Van zwieten, C H. Frith, A L. Nooteboom, H J. Wolfe, and R A. Delellis

Megacariocitos e neoplasias experimentais. 3. Estudo da medula ossea em animals inoculados no peritoneo., M R. De kastner

Megacariocitos e neoplasias experimentais. 4. Estudo do pulmao, figado, supra-renais e ganglios linfaticos. (eng. Summ.), M R. De kastner

Megakaryoblastic leukemia cell line (mg-8057) induced by x-irradiation in c3h/he mice. Abstr., T Inoue, K Yoshida, and M Seki

Megakaryocyte-cfc in murine bone marrow and spleen after administration of cyclophosphamide or 5-fluorouracil. Abstr., A M. Yeager, J Levin, and F C. Levin

Megakaryocyte proliferation in w/wv and sl/sld mice as revealed f@@@by cfu-m analysis. Ab, A Nakeff

Megakaryocytic and granulocyte-macrophage progenitor cells in spleen and bone marrow of w/wv mice. Abstr., S R. Petursson and P A. Chervenick

Megencephaly: a new mouse mutation on chromosome 6 that causes hypertrophy of the brain., L R. Donahue, S A. Cook, K R. Johnson, R T. Bronson, and M T. Davisson

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Mei1 is epistatic to Dmc1 during mouse meiosis., L G. Reinholdt and J C. Schimenti

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Meiosis-activating sterol promotes the metaphase I to metaphase II transition and preimplantation developmental competence of mouse oocytes maturing in vitro., Bivens C. Marin, C Grondahl, A Murray, T Blume, Y Q. Su, and J J. Eppig

Meiosis and fertility in xyy mice., E P. Evans, C V. Beechey, and M D. Burtenshaw

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Meiosis arrest female 1 (MARF1) has nuage-like function in mammalian oocytes., You-Qiang Su, Fengyun Sun, Mary Ann Handel, John C Schimenti, and John J. Eppig

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Meiosis in male PL/J mice: a genetic model for gametic aneuploidy., A Pyle and M A. Handel

Meiosis in sxr male mice. I. Does a y-autosome rearrangement exist in sex-reversed (sxr) mice?, A C. Chandley and J M. Fletcher

Meiosis in sxr male mice. II. Further absence of cytological evidence for a y-automsome rearrangement in sex-reversed (sxr) mice., E P. Evans, M D. Burtenshaw, and B B. Brown

Meiosis in the foetal mouse ovary. II. Oocyte development and age-related aneuploidy. Does a production line exist?, R M. Speed and A C. Chandley

Meiosis of ova from polyovular (c58/j) and polycystic (c57l/j) strains of mice., G Jagiello and M Ducayen

Meiotic abnormalities in hybrid mice of the C57BL/6J x Mus spretus cross suggest a cytogenetic basis for Haldane's rule of hybrid sterility., D W. Hale, L L. Washburn, and E M. Eicher

Meiotic association of x and y mouse chromosomes as revealed by acridine orange fluorescence after dna denaturation and differential renaturation., J C. Stockert

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Meiotic behavior of aneuploid chromatin in mouse models of Down syndrome., L G. Reinholdt, A Czechanski, S Kamdar, B L. King, F Sun, and M A. Handel

Meiotic chromosomal changes and sterility produced by nitrogen mustard and procarbazine in mice., C P. Chryssanthou, R C. Wallach, and M Atchison

Meiotic chromosome damage induced by lsd-25., M M. Cohen and A B. Mukherjee

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Meiotic chromosome missegregation during apyrene meiosis in the gypsy moth, Lymantria dispar, is preceded by an aberrant prophase I., L G. Reinholdt, G M. Gutierrez, and H M. Krider

Meiotic chromosome rearrangements induced in mice by irradiation of spermatogonial stages., A Leonard and G Deknudt

Meiotic confirmation of the identification of chromosomes 9 and 13 in t(9,19)163h, t(5,13)264ca, and t(1,13)70h stocks in mus musculus., P W. Allderdice, V G. Dev, D A. Miller, G M. Jagiello, and J J. Hutton

Meiotic crossing-over between the x and y chromosomes of male mice carrying the sex-reversing (sxr) factor., E P. Evans, M D. Burtenshaw, and B M. Cattanach

Meiotic crossing over exchange in the female mouse visualised by budr substitution., P E. Polani, J A. Crolla, M J. Seller, and F Moir

Meiotic disjunction in mouse translocations and the determination of centromere position., A Searle, C Ford, and C Beechey

Meiotic disjunction in t(14;15)6ca heterozygotes and fate of chromosomally unbalanced gametes in embryonic development., M Oshimura and N Takagi

Meiotic dna synthesis during mouse spermatogenesis., M L. Meistrich, B O. Reid, and W J. Barcellona

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Meiotic DSBs and the control of mammalian recombination., Kenneth Paigen and Petko Petkov

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Meiotic messenger RNA and noncoding RNA targets of the RNA-binding protein Translin (TSN) in mouse testis., Y S. Cho, N Iguchi, J Yang, M A. Handel, and N B. Hecht

Meiotic non-disjunction induced by fission neutrons relative to x-rays observed in mouse secondary spermatocytes. I. The response of different cell stages to a single radiation dose., A Russo, F Pacchierotti, and P Metalli

Meiotic nondisjunction in male snell dwarf mice., penris P. Wauben and offers S. Buul

Meiotic nondisjunction in the mouse: methodology for the genetic testing and comparison with other methods., L B. Russell

Meiotic pairing and testis weight in T6 heterozygote mice., Peter E. Barker

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Meiotic prophase arrest with failure of chromosome synapsis in mice deficient for Dmc1, a germline-specific RecA homolog., D L. Pittman, J Cobb, K J. Schimenti, L A. Wilson, D M. Cooper, E Brignull, M A. Handel, and J C. Schimenti

Meiotic studies in mice carrying the sex reversal (sxr) factor., E J. Winsor, smith M. Ferguson, and J G. Shire

Meiotic studies of translocations causing male sterility in the mouse. II. Double heterozygotes for robertsonian translocations., J Forejt

Melanoblast differentiation secured from different mouse genotypes after transplantation to adult mouse spleen or the chick embryo coelom., W K. Silvers

Melanocyte chalone and mitotic control in melanomata., W S. Bullough and E B. Laurence

Melanocyte populations of yellow and black hair bulbs in the mouse., D B. Galbraith and R J. Arceci

Melanocyte precursor cells in the hair follicle germ during the dormant stage (telogen.)., A F. Silver, H B. Chase, and C S. Potten

Melanocyte-stimulating activity in a transplantable mouse pituitary tumor., I I. Geschwind and R A. Huseby

Melanocyte-stimulating hormone promotes activation of pre-existing tyrosinase molecules in cloudman s91 melanoma cells., G Wong and J Pawelek

Melanogenesis from topical mechlorethamine and analogues in skin of hairless mice and in vitiligo., E J. Van scott and R J. Yu

Melanogenesis from tryptophan. Biogenetic experiments with hardin- -passey mouse melanoma., A De antoni, G Allegri, C Costa, and F Bordin

Melanogenesis in amphibians. 3. The buoyant density of oocyte and larval xenopus laevis melanosomes and the isolation of oocyte melanosomes from the eyes of PTU-treated larvae., J J. Eppig

Melanogenesis in amphibians. I. A study of the fine structure of the normal and phenylthiourea-treated pigmented epithelium in Rana pipiens tadpole eyes., J J. Eppig

Melanogenesis in amphibians. II. Electron microscope studies of the normal and PTU-treated pigmented epithelium of developing Notophthalmus viridescens eyes., J J. Eppig

Melanogenesis in normal and malignant tissues., J J. Eppig and V J. Hearing

Melanoma and carcinoma xenografts in nude mice. Abstr., B D. Mann, R E. Saxton, M B. Cohen, L Spolter, I F. Benedict, F K. Storm, D L. Morton, N M. Burk, and I O. Human

Melanoma cells resistant to inhibition of growth by melanocyte stim- ulating hormone., J Pawelek, M Sansome, N Koch, G Christie, R Halaban, O Hendee, A B. Lerner, and J M. Varga

Melanoma cell surface antigens: isolation by monoclonal antibody affinity chromatography. Abstr., R E. Saxton, M W. Burk, R F. Irie, and D L. Morton

Melanoma cells which require cyclic amp for growth., J Pawelek, R Halaban, and G Christie

Melanomas or mammary carcinomas., R Chandra, R S. Bart, M M. Mintzis, A W. Kopf, N P. Braunstein d, and B O. Bearing

Melanoma-specific oncofetal antigen defined by a mouse monoclonal antibody. Abstr., S Liao, B J. Clarke, M Khosravi, and P B. Dent

Melanosis in nude mice bearing a human melanoma xenograft. Abstr., E N. Spremulli, H A. Bogaars, D L. Dexter, G A. Jolly, G M. Matook, Diamond, and P Calabresi

Melanosome morphologies in murine models of hermansky-pudlak syndrome reflect blocks in organelle development., T Nguyen, E K. Novak, M Kermani, J Fluhr, L L. Peters, R T. Swank, and M L. Wei

Melanotropin-daunomycin conjugate shows receptor-mediated cytotoxicity in cultured murine melanoma cells., J M. Varga, N Asato, S Lande, and A B. Lerner

Melittin shares certain cellular effects with phorbol ester tumour promoters., R A. Mufson, J D. Laskin, P B. Fisher, and I B. Weinstein

Melittin used as a protective agent against x-irradiation., N J. Ginsberg, M Dauer, and K H. Slotta

Melphalan (l-pam) - dianhydrogalactitol (dag) in neuroblastoma. Abstr., L Helson, C Helson, and F Traganos

Melphalan transport by l1210 leukemia cells - kinetics, temperature dependence and effect of membrane lipids on two transport carriers. Abstr., C P. Burns and D T. Dudley

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Members of the synaptobrevin/vesicle-associated membrane protein (VAMP) family in Drosophila are functionally interchangeable in vivo for neurotransmitter release and cell viability., S Bhattacharya, B A. Stewart, B A. Niemeyer, R W. Burgess, B D. McCabe, P Lin, G Boulianne, C J. O'Kane, and T L. Schwarz

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Members of the WNT signaling pathways are widely expressed in mouse ovaries, oocytes, and cleavage stage embryos., B N. Harwood, S K. Cross, E E. Radford, B E. Haac, and Vries W. De

Membrane alloantigens controlled by the i region of the h-2 complex. Biochemical characterization using absorbed h-2 antisera., M Hess and D A. Davies

Membrane alteration during cataract development in the nakano mouse lens., M Tanaka, P Russell, S Smith, S Uga, and J H. Kinoshita

Membrane antigenic changes associated with pha transformation of mouse spleen cells in vitro., R L. Boyd, J M. Rolland, and M N. Cauchi

Membrane antigen in small cell carcinoma of the lung defined by monoclonal antibody sm1., S D. Bernal and J A. Speak

Membrane antigen on epstein-barr virus-infected human b cells recognized by a monoclonal antibody., S F. Slovin, D M. Frisman, C D. Tsoukas, I Royston, S M. Baird, S B. Wormsley, D A. Caron, and J H. Vaughan

Membrane antigens: isolation and characterization., R E. Hancock, A A. Wieczorek, L M. Mutharia, D K. Poole, and O A. Outer

Membrane antigens of murine leukaemia cells., J Cerny and M Essex

Membrane antigens recognized by heteroantisera against mouse tumours, tested in cell lines of different h-2 haplotypes., olivares E. Garcia and F Garrido

Membrane-associated alterations detected in poorly tumorigenic lectin-resistant variant sublines of a highly malignant and metastatic murine tumor., J W. Dennis, T P. Donaghue, and R S. Kerbel

Membrane-bound antibodies to bloodstream trypanosoma cruzi in mice: strain differences in susceptibility to complement mediated lysis., A U. Krettli, carrington P. Weisz, and R S. Nussenzweig

Membrane-bound enzyme activities and membrane fluidity as a function of the proliferative state of normal and chemically transformed c3h 101/2 cl8 cells. Abstr., stevens J. Strobel, J A. Monti, J W. Reid, and A M. Sarrif

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Membrane-bound human SCF/KL promotes in vivo human hematopoietic engraftment and myeloid differentiation., Shinsuke Takagi, Yoriko Saito, Atsushi Hijikata, Satoshi Tanaka, Takashi Watanabe, Takanori Hasegawa, Shinobu Mochizuki, Jun Kunisawa, Hiroshi Kiyono, Haruhiko Koseki, Osamu Ohara, Takashi Saito, Shuichi Taniguchi, Leonard D Shultz, and Fumihiko Ishikawa

Membrane-bound ribosomes of myeloma cells. Iii. The role of the messenger rna and the nascent polypeptide chain in the binding of ribosomes to membranes., B Mechler and P Vassalli

Membrane-bound ribosomes of myeloma cells. II. Kinetic studies on the entry of newly made ribosomal subunits into the free and the membrane-bound ribosomal particles., B Mechler and P Vassalli

Membrane-bound ribosomes of myeloma cells. I. Preparation of free and membrane-bound ribosomal fractions. Assessment of the methods and properties of the ribosomes., B Mechler and P Vassalli

Membrane-bound ribosomes of myeloma cells. IV. Mrna complexity of free and membrane-bound polysomes., B Mechler and T H. Rabbitts

Membrane-bound ribosomes of myeloma cells. VI. Initiation of immunoglobulin mrna translation occurs on free ribosomes., B Mechler

Membrane-bound ribosomes of myeloma cells. V. Subcellular distribution of immunoglobulin mrna molecules., B Mechler

Membrane carbohydrate analogues with antitumor activitiy. Abstr., R J. Bernacki, M Sharma, N Angelino, and W Korytnyk

Membrane characteristics of old and rauscher leukemia virus infected mouse red blood cells., A Knyszynski and D Danon

Membrane cholesterol content and malignancy of ehrlich ascites-carcinoma cells., J C. Alderson and C Green

Membrane crystals of ca2+-atpase in sarcoplasmic reticulum of normal and dystrophic muscle., L Dux and A N. Martonosi

Membrane currents examined under voltage clamp in cultured neuroblastoma cells., W H. Moolenaar and I Spector

Membrane defects in the tolerant b cell. II. Mechanism of capping failure and reversal by antigen exposure., R F. Ashman

Membrane defects of the tolerant b cell. I. Failure of antigen-induced capping., R F. Ashman and D Naor

Membrane defects of the tolerant b cell. Iii. Defective receptor replacement., R F. Ashman

Membrane dynamic alterations associated with viral trans- formation and reversion. Decay of fluorescence emmission and anisotropy studies of 3t3 cells., A H. Parola, P W. Robbins, and E R. Blout

Membrane dynamics of lymphocyte interaction with antigen and tolerogen., L Becker, benson M. Aldo, Y Borel, and R M. Lewis

Membrane ecto-atpases and ecto-5'-nucleotidase activity of neuronal cell cultures. Effect of divalent cations and detergents. Abstr., C J. Lauter, A M. Duffard, and E G. Trams

Membrane effects of tumor promoters: stimulation of sugar uptake in mammalian cell cultures., L Lee and I B. Weinstein

Membrane events correlated with suppression of proliferation following affinity labeling of mopc 104e cells with oxidized dextran. Abstr., R B. Bankert, G L. Mayers, and D Pressman

Membrane expression of thy-1.2 And gm1 ganglioside on differentiating t lymphocytes., C Milewicz, H C. Miller, and W J. Esselman

Membrane fluidity and adenylate cyclase activity in genetically obese mice., P A. Hyslop and D A. York

Membrane fluidity, capping of cell-surface antigens and immune response in mouse leukaemia cells., J Hilgers, P J. Sluis, W J. Blitterswijk, and P Emmelot

Membrane fluidity in c3h 10t1/2 cl8 fibroblsts and chemically transformed cells. Abstr., J A. Monti, A M. Sarrif, H Saxholm, and S T. Christian

Membrane fluidity in human and mouse chediak-higashi leuko- cytes., R A. Haak, L M. Ingraham, R L. Baehner, and L A. Boxer

Membrane frizzled-related protein is necessary for the normal development and maintenance of photoreceptor outer segments., J Won, R S. Smith, N S. Peachey, J Wu, W L. Hicks, J K. Naggert, and P M. Nishina

Membrane ig on mpc11 myeloma cells. Correlation between the expression of membrane ig, a receptor for ig and the process of secretion., G Corte, A Risso, M Ferrarini, and A Bargellesi

Membrane immunogluorescence studies of virion and tumor antigens on murine leukemic cells. Abstr., W Liu and K S. Chang

Membrane insertion of lymphocyte surface molecules., C L. Sidman, T Bercovici, and C Gitler

Membrane interactions involved in the cytolysis of target cells. Nonspecific lysis of nago modified target cells by allosensitized cytotoxic t lymphocytes. Abstr., J Fan, E A. Grimm, and B Bonavida

Membrane modification can reverse a mode of anthracycline resistance. Abstr., D Kessel

Membrane modifications in developing embryonic epidermis, an electron microscopic study. Abstr., L W. Weiss, A S. Zelickson, and C B. Heggestad

Membrane organization in mouse spermatozoa revealed by freeze-etching., C W. Stackpole and D Devorkin

Membrane orientation and location of multiple and distinct allotypic determinants of mouse lymphocyte igd., S W. Kessler, V L. Woods, F D. Finkelman, and I Scher

Membrane phenotype of murine effector and suppressor t cells involved in delayed hypersensitivity and protective immunity to herpes simplex virus., A A. Nash and P G. Gell

Membrane potential and neutral amino acid transport in plasma membrane vesicles from simian virus 40 transformed mouse fibroblasts., J E. Lever

Membrane potential, chloride exchange, and chloride con- ductance in ehrlich mouse ascites tumour cells., E K. Hoffmann, L O. Simonsen, and C Sjoholm

Membrane potential dependent binding of scorpion toxin to action potential na+ ionophore., W A. Catterall, R Ray, and C S. Morrow

Membrane proliferation and phosphatidylcholine synthesis in normal, preneoplastic, and neoplastic mammary gland tissues in c3h mice., L A. Hillyard and S Abraham

Membrane properties of the gag gene-coded p15 protein of mouse type-c rna tumor viruses., M Barbacid and S A. Aaronson

Membrane proteins of the p388d1 macrophage cell line: isolation of membrane polypeptides that bind to the fc portion of aggregated igg., coward M. D'urso and R E. Cone

Membrane receptors for murine leukemia viruses. Characterization using the purified viral envelope glycoprotein, gp71., J De larco and G J. Todaro

Membrane receptor sites for poly a.u On murine thymocytes. Abstr., M G. Mutchnick, I H. Han, and A G. Johnson

Membrane receptors of mouse leukocytes. II. Sequential expression of membrane receptors and phagocytic capacity during leukocyte differentiation., E M. Rabellino, G D. Ross, H T. Trang, and D Metcalf

Membrane receptors of mouse leukocytes. I. Two types of complement receptors for different regions of c3., E M. Rabellino, G D. Ross, and M J. Polley

Membrane site modified on induction of the transformation of lympho- cytes by periodate., A Novogrodsky and E Katchalski

Membrane specializations of dendritic spines and glia in the weaver mouse cerebellum. A freeze-fracture study., R B. Hanna, A Hirano, and G D. Pappas

Membrane specific igg augments the generation of membrane bound amplification c3 convertase sites with purified proteins. Abstr., F D. Moore Jr., D T. Fearon, and K F. Austen

Membrane transport in synchronized ehrlich ascites tumor cells. Uptake of amino acids by the a and l system during the cell cycle., J T. Tupper, B Mills, and F Zorgniotti

Membrane transport of folates and antifolates in lines of l5178y cells, one sensitive (s) to methotrexate (mtx) and one resistant (r) to mtx due to a permeability defect. Abstr., B T. Hill, B D. Bailey, and I D. Goldman

Membrane transport, pharmacology and broad-spectrum antitumor effects in mice of a new antifol, 10-deaza-aminopterin. Abstr., F M. Sirotnak, J I. Graw, R C. Donsbach, and D M. Moccio

Membrane ultrastructure of freeze-cleaved balb/c 3t3 and sv40 transformed balb/c 3t3 fibroblasts, the effect of cyclic amp derivatives on intramembranous particle distribution. Abstr., R E. Scott and J H. Kersey

Membrane vesicles from the ascitic fluid of ehrlich tumor bearing mice. Abstr., M Alfonso, J L. Subiza, R Alvared, and J Coll

Membranous structures in pinealocytes of the infertile diabetic mutant mouse (c57bl/ks-db/db)., M E. Mcneill

Memory and consolidation mechanisms in avoidance learning of inbred mice., D Bovet, nitti F. Bovet, and A Oliverio

Memory and on cholinergic mechanisms in three inbred strains of mice., R Jaffard, A Ebel, C Destrade, T Durkin, P Mandel, D B. Cardo, and term S. Long

Memory and postsynaptic cholinergic receptors in aging mice., P Kubanis, S F. Zornetzer, and G Freund

Memory b cells at successive stages of differentiation. Affinity maturation and the role of igd receptors., L A. Herzenberg, A J. Black, T Tokuhisa, and L A. Herzenberg

Memory b cells at successive stages of differentiation: expression of surface igd and capacity for self renewal., S J. Black, T Tokuhisa, L A. Herzenberg, and L A. Herzenberg

Memory formation as related to genotypic or experimental variations of hippocampal cholinergic activity in mice., R Jaffard, C Destrade, T Durkin, and A Ebel

Memory of simple learning in young, middle-aged, and aged c57bl/6 mice., S M. Fraley and A D. Springer

Memory response to type 6 pneumococcal poly- saccharide in balb/c mice. Abstr., R L. Fairchild and mullen H. Braley

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Memory T cells from minor histocompatibility antigen-vaccinated and virus-immune donors improve GVL and immune reconstitution., Ning Li, Catherine Matte-Martone, Hong Zheng, Weiguo Cui, Srividhya Venkatesan, Hung Sheng Tan, Jennifer McNiff, Anthony J Demetris, Derry Roopenian, Susan Kaech, and Warren D Shlomchik

Mendelian segregation of a mouse antibody idiotype., K Eichmann and C Berek

Mendelian segregation of a tolerance-inducing self-antigen in the spleen., J Carter and T G. Wegmann

Menkes' kinky hair syndrome. A genetic disease involving copper., N A. Holtzman

ment and comparison of the proliferative and antibody responses of neonatal, immature and adult murine spleen cells to t-dependent and t-independent antigens., S G. Rabinowitz

Ment on the tumor growth of transplanted human breast cancers in nude mice. Abstr., R Michel, G Bastert, H P. Fortmeyer, D Nord, H. Schmidt, and O. Treat

Mercaptopurine ribonucleoside. Abstr., J A. Nelson

Mercenene, a tumor inhibitor from mercenaria, purification and characterization studies., M R. Schmeer, D Horton, and A Tanimura

Mercenene, growth-inhibitor extracted from natural products. Abstr., M R. Schmeer and C G. Wilber

Mercenene. In vivo effects of mollusk extracts on the sarcoma 180., M R. Schmeer and C V. Huala

Mercuric chloride-, gold sodium thiomalate-, and D-penicillamine-induced antinuclear antibodies in mice., C J. Robinson, T Balazs, and I K. Egorov

Mercury retention in two strains of mice., V L. Miller and E Csonka

Merocyanine 540 as a fluorescent probe of membranes. Selective staining of leukemic and immature hemopoietic cells., J E. Valinsky, T G. Easton, and E Reich

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Mesenchymal cell remodeling during mouse secondary palate reorientation., J Z. Jin, M Tan, D R. Warner, D S. Darling, Y Higashi, T Gridley, and J Ding

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Mesenchymal dysplasia: a recessive mutation on chromosome 13 of the mouse., H O. Sweet, R T. Bronson, L R. Donahue, and M T. Davisson

Mesenchyme-dependent morphogenesis and epithelium-specific cytodifferentiation in mouse mammary gland., T Sakakura, Y Nishizuka, and C J. Dawe

Mesenchyme-mediated effect of testosterone on embryonic mammary epithelium., H Durnberger, B Heuberger, P Schwartz, G Wasner, and K Kratochwil

Mesenteric hemopoietic colonies. II. Occurrence in mice after transplantation of syngeneic normal bone marrow cells., M H. Umar and L J. Griensven

Mesenteric hemopoietic colonies. Occurrence in balb/c mice after transplantation of syngeneic normal or leukemic hemopoietic cells., M H. Umar and L J. Griensven

Mesenteric lymph node b lymphoblasts which home to the small intestine are precommitted to iga synthesis., M Mc williams, quagliata J. Phillips, and M E. Lamm

Mesoderm -- ectoderm interaction in the production of the agouti pigmentation pattern in mice., Thomas C. Meyer

Mesoderm-ectoderm interaction in the production of the agouti pigmentation pattern in mice., T C. Mayer and J L. Fishbane

Messenger ribonucleic acid metabolism in mammalian mitochondria. Discrete poly(adenylic acid) lacking messenger ribonucleic acid species associated with mitochondrial polysomes., F S. Lewis, R J. Rutman, and N G. Avadhani

Messenger ribonucleic acid metabolism in mammalian mitochondria. Isolation and characterization of polyribosomes from ehrlich ascites mitochondria., F S. Lewis, R J. Rutman, and N G. Avadhani

Messenger ribonucleic acid metabolism in mammalian mitochondria. Quantitative aspects of structural information coded by the mitochon- drial genome., N G. Avadhani, F S. Lewis, and R J. Rutman

Messenger ribonucleic acids from mutant myeloma cells., D S. Secher, R F. Gesteland, and C Milstein

Messenger rna binding of a ribosome-associated protein kinase and a ribosomal phosphoprotein(s) in mouse plasmacytoma., stricker C. Quirin and M Schmitt

Messenger rna coding for the deleted heavy chain of mouse myeloma mopc 47a immunoglobulin., E A. Robinson, U Ferrini, J G. Seidman, and E Appella

Messenger rna for immunoglobulin light and heavy chains in mopc-315 plasmacytoma and variants., A Okuyama, J Mcinnes, M Green, and S Pestka

Messenger rna population analysis during erythroid differentiation. A kinetical approach., R N. Bastos, Z Volloch, and H Aviv

Messenger rnas coding for mouse major urinary proteins are differentially induced by testosterone., P M. Clissold, S Hainey, and J O. Bishop

Messenger rna species partially in a repressed state in mouse sarcoma ascites cells., R Yenofsky, I Bergmann, and G Brawerman

Messwerte quantitativer merkmale bei akr/nhan- und c57bl/6jhan- -mausen und deren kreuzungsnachkommen. I. Massen, langen and fettgehalte. (eng. Summ.)., R Kluge, K G. Rapp, and H Geldermann

Metaabolism of benzo[a]pyrene by mouse colonic mucosa. Abstr., L M. Anderson and E E. Deschner

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Meta-analyses of therapies for postmenopausal osteoporosis. IX: Summary of meta-analyses of therapies for postmenopausal osteoporosis., A Cranney, G Guyatt, L Griffith, G Wells, P Tugwell, and C Rosen

Meta-bis-(2-choloethylamino)-dl-phenylalanine in the treatment of mouse tumors., M O. Greene, B R. Baker, and J Greenberg

Metabolic abnormalities in tumour bearing animals. Abstr., K C. Calman and R A. Allister

Metabolic activation capabilities of s9 liver fraction from 3 species in the l5178y mouse-lymphoma assay., T J. Oberly, C E. Piper, and D S. Mcdonald

Metabolic activation of 3-methylcholanthrene and benzo(a)- pyrene to mutagens in the l5178y/tk assay by cultured embryonic rodent cells., D E. Amacher, S C. Paillet, and I Zelljadt

Metabolic activation of 7,8-dihydroxy-7,8-dihydrobenzo(a) pyrene by lung and liver microsomes of c57bl/6, c3h and dba/2 strains of mice. Abstr., I Y. Wang

Metabolic activation of aflatoxins related to their mutagenicity., H L. Gurtoo, R P. Dahms, and B Paigen

Metabolic activation of benzo(a)pyrene by transformable and nontransformable c3h mouse fibroblasts in culture., E B. Gehly and C Heidelberger

Metabolic activation of dibenzo(a,e)fluoranthene, a nonalternant carcinogenic polycyclic hydrocarbon, in liver homogenates., roussel O. Perin, delcey M. Croisy, J Mispelter, S Saguem, D Chalvet, B Ekert, J Fouquet, P Jacquignon, E Lhoste, B Muel, and F E. Zajdela

Metabolic activities of murine carcinoma 755 at various stages of growth., G P. Wheeler and J A. Alexander

Metabolic activity of the ehrlich ascites cells in synthetic media and the significance of ascites serum addition., M Miko and L Drobnica

Metabolic adaptation in phosphorylase kinase deficiency., Z H. Rahim, D Perrett, G Lutaya, and J R. Griffiths

Metabolically labeled cell membrane proteins in spontaneously and in sv40 virus transformed mouse fibroblasts., J M. Coll, S W. Luborsky, and P T. Mora

Metabolic alterations accompanying amethopterin resistance in the ehrlich ascites carcinoma. Abstr., J R. Bertino, B A. Booth, and A C. Sartorelli

Metabolic alterations in l5178y lymphoma cells induced by n-isopropyl- -alpha-(2-methyl-hydrazino)-p-toluamide. Abstr., A C. Sartorelli and S Tsunamura

Metabolic alterations in sarcoma 180 ascites cells induced by uracil mustard and 6-thioguanine. Abstr., A C. Sartorelli and B A. Booth

Metabolic and endocrine differences between the mutation whirler and normal female mice., A M. Sackler and A S. Weltman

Metabolic and endocrine differences between whirler and normal strains of male mice. Abst., A S. Weltman, A M. Sackler, R Schwartz, and P Steinglass

Metabolic and endocrine function in whirler mice., A S. Weltman and A M. Sackler

Metabolic and insulin-releasing activities of d-glucose anomers., L Idahl, J Sehlin, and I Taljedal

Metabolic and physiologic studies of nonimmune lymphoid cells cytotoxic for filbroblastic cells in vitro., E Mayhew and M Bennett

Metabolic and underlying causes of diabetes mellitus., G M. Grodsky, C E. Anderson, D L. Coleman, J E. Craighead, G C. Gerritsen, C T. Hansen, L Herberg, C F. Howard, A Lernmark, and F M. Matschinsky

Metabolic basis for enhanced chemotherapy of solid l1210 with 6-mp. Abstr., W I. Rogers, M L. Meloni, I Wodinsky, and C J. Kensler

Metabolic carbohydrate-labelling of glycolipids from mouse splenocytes. Mitogen-stimulated b and t cells show different labelling patterns., G Rosenfelder, R V. Eijk, and P F. Muhlradt

Metabolic carbohydrate labelling of glycoproteins from mitogen- stimulated mouse lymphocytes. Glycoproteins as biochemical markers for lymphocyte subpopulations., R V. Van eijk, G Rosenfelder, and P F. Muhlradt

Metabolic changes associated with the slowing of relaxation in fatigued mouse muscle., R H. Edwards, D K. Hill, and D A. Jones

Metabolic characteristics of a naturally occurring preneoplastic tissue. I. Glycolytic enzyme activities of hyperplastic alveolar nodule outgrowths and adenocarcinomas of mouse mammary glands., L Kopelovich, S Abraham, H Mcgrath, K B. Deome, and I L. Chaikoff

Metabolic characteristics of lymphocyte surface immunoglobulins., J D. Wilson, G J. Nossal, and H Lewis

Metabolic characteristics of pancreatic beta-cells exposed to calcium-transporting ionophores., rodriguez J. Tamarit, B Hellman, and J Sehlin

Metabolic characterization of sexual dimorphism., A Floridi

Metabolic clearance rate of growth hormone in mice during various physiological states., Y N. Sinha, S R. Baxter, and W P. Vanderlaan

Metabolic clearance rate of prolactin during various physiological states in mice with high and low incid- ences of mammary tumors., Y N. Sinha, S R. Baxter, and W P. Vanderlaan

Metabolic consequences of drug-induced inhibition of the pentose phosphate pathway in neuroblastoma and glioma cells., H Kolbe, K Keller, K Lange, and H Herken

Metabolic control and prevention of nephropathy by 2-tetradecyl- glycidate in the db/db mouse. Abstr., S M. Lee, G Tutwiler, R Bressler, and C Kircher

Metabolic control mechanisms. VI. Chemical events after glucose addi- tion to ascites tumor cells., B Hess and B Chance

Metabolic co-operation between embryonic and embryonal carcinoma cells of the mouse., S J. Gaunt and V E. Papaioannou

Metabolic cooperation between mouse embryonal carcinoma cells and their differentiated derivatives., J F. Nicolas, H Jakob, and F Jacob

Metabolic cooperation between tfm and wild-type cells in mosiac mice after induction of dna synthesis., U Drews and U Drews

Metabolic disturbance of kk mice in chemical diabetes., H Iwatsuka, T Matsuo, A Shino, and Z Suzuoki

Metabolic disturbance of kk mice in overt diabetes., T Matsuo, H Iwatsuka, and Z Suzuoki

Metabolic effects of 9-d-arabinosylpurines in ascites tumor cells., J J. Brink and G A. Lepage

Metabolic effects of an antibiotic, nsc-51954, on susceptible and resistant tumor cells., K Sato and G A. Page

Metabolic effects of cyclic 9-beta-d-arabinofuranosyladenine 3', 5'-monophosphate in l1210 cells., R G. Hughes and A Kimball

Metabolic effects of ethyl adenosine 5'-carboxylate in ehrlich asictes tumor cells in vitro., J F. Henderson and M L. Battell

Metabolic effects of hyperthermia and ascorbic acid in ehrlich ascites tumor cells., G E. Piontek, J A. Milner, and C A. Cain

Metabolic effects of some tumor-inhibitory pyridine carboxaldehyde thiosemicarbazones., B A. Booth, E C. Moore, and A C. Sartorelli

Metabolic effects of specific thiols and disulfides which promote the growth of mouse lymphoma cells in vitro., M W. Jeng and J D. Broome

Metabolic effects of the glucose tolerance factor (gtf) in normal and genetically diabetic mice., R W. Tuman and R J. Doisy

Metabolic effects of the novel alpha-amylase inactivator hoe 467 in experimental animals. Abstr., G Regitz, H Neubauer, K Geisen, and W Pfarr

Metabolic efficiency in mutant mice., D L. Coleman

Metabolic evaluation of sexual dimorphism ii. Effects of epinephrine and dibutyryl 3', 5', cyclic amp on glucose oxidation., A Floridi and R H. Lindsay

Metabolic evaluation of sexual dimorphism. Iii. Effect of epi- nephrine, dibutyryl-cyclic amp and cyclic-amp on the energy metabolism of mice submaxillary glands., A Floridi, M L. Marcante, and R H. Lindsay

Metabolic evaluation of sexual dimorphism. IV. Metabolic differences related to the oxidative metabolism., A Floridi, I Blotta, and M L. Marcante

Metabolic events in the various phases of the cell cycle of ehrlich ascites cells. Abstr., R Baserga

Metabolic fate of 1-hexylcarbamoyl-5-fluorouracil and 5-fluorouracil in mice bearing ascites sarcoma 180., M Iigo, K Kuretani, and A Hoshi

Metabolic fate of 9-beta-d-xylofuranosyladenine in mice bearing susceptible tumor cells., D B. Ellis and G A. Lepage

Metabolic function in three strains of neonatal diabetic mouse models., Anne MacNeil

Metabolic heat production of parents and offspring., N J. Dawson

Metabolic inhibitors and viral lymphomagenesis in thymic grafts., E F. Hays

Metabolic inhibitors render "resistant" target cells sensitive to natural killer cell-mediated lysis., L A. Kunkel and R M. Welsh

Metabolic interconversion of free sterols and steryl esters in Saccharomyces cerevisiae., F R. Taylor and L W. Parks

Metabolic investigations during the development of obesity in bipiper- idyl mustard-treated mice., R J. Rutman, F S. Lewis, and W Bloomer

Metabolic mechanisms of teratogenic agents during morphogenesis., M N. Runner and C P. Dagg

Metabolic, nutritional and endocrine studies of the hereditary obesity-diabetes syndrome of mice and mechanism of its development., J Mayer, R E. Russell, M W. Bates, and M M. Dickie

Metabolic properties of cells isolated from adult mouse liver., M N. Berry

Metabolic properties of erythrocytes of normal and genetically anemic mice., J J. Hutton and S E. Bernstein

Metabolic properties of mouse transplantable adenocarcinoma., A Caputo and A Floridi

Metabolic properties of mouse transplantable adenocarcinoma. Iii. Oxidative phosphorylation by tumor and normal submaxillary gland mitochondria., A Floridi, I Blotta, and A Caputo

Metabolic properties of mouse transplantable adenocarcinoma. II. Substrate utilization by homogenates., A Floridi and A Caputo

Metabolic properties of substrate-attached glycoproteins from normal and virus-transformed cells., L A. Culp, A H. Terry, and J F. Buniel

Metabolic rate and thermal insulation in albino and hairless mice., L Mount

Metabolic reaction and heat loss in hairless and normal mice during short-term adaptation to heat and cold., B Hosek and J Chlumecky

Metabolic requirements for differentiation of embryonic sympathetic ganglia cultured in the absence of exogenous nerve growth factor., E M. Bloom and I B. Black

Metabolic requirements for the in vitro augmentation of mouse natural killer activity by interferon., J Y. Djeu, N Stocks, L Varesio, H T. Holden, and R B. Herberman

Metabolic studies on 6-methylaminopurine., C E. Jamison, J W. Huff, and M P. Gordon

Metabolic studies on skin. Iii. Lipid metabolism in mouse skin during the hair growth cycle., S C. Brooks, L K. Langs, and V C. Godefroi

Metabolic studies on the chrysoidin hepatoma in mice. (summary), Z Albert, K Medras, and M Ortowski

Metabolic studies on the development of ethanol-induced fatty liver in kk-ay mice., M Akakawa, S Taketomi, K Furuno, T Matsuo, I Iwatsuka, and Z Suzuoki

Metabolic turnover of surface immunoglobulins on b and t lymphocytes., J Wilson

Metabolism and binding of androgens by mouse mammary tumour cells in culture., J Gordon, J A. Smith, and R J. King

Metabolism and biochemistry of mycophenolic acid., M J. Sweeney, D H. Hoffman, and M A. Esterman

Metabolism and chemotherapeutic effects of 9-beta-d-arabino- furanosyl-2-fluoroadenine (f-araa) and evidence for its acti- vation by deoxycytidine kinase. Abstr., R W. Brockman, Y Cheng, F M. Schabel, and J A. Montgomery

Metabolism and clearance of antibody-excess immune complexes in lactating mice., Y Kim and J F. Halsey

Metabolism and clearance of immune complexes in lactating mice. Abstr., J F. Halsey and Y Kim

Metabolism and cytotoxicity of 5-azacytidine in cultured novikoff rat hepatoma and p388 mouse leukemia cells and their enhancement by preincubation with pyrazofurin., P G. Plagemann, M Behrens, and D Abraham

Metabolism and distribution of 9-beta-d-arabinofuranosyladenine in mouse tissues., J J. Brink and G A. Lepage

Metabolism and effects of 5-(beta-d-ribofuranosyl)isocytosine in p815 cells., T Chou, J H. Burchenal, J J. Fox, K A. Watanabe, U K. Chu, and F S. Philips

Metabolism and functions of phosphatides. Investigations on the phos- phatides of some experimental tumours., F Kogl, C Smak, J H. Veerkamp, and L L. Deenen

Metabolism and intracellular retention of 1-beta-d-arabinofur- anosylcytosine as predictors of response of animal tumors., Y M. Rustum

Metabolism and mechanism of action of the carbocyclic analog of cytidine. Abstr., R W. Brockman, J W. Carpenter, C A. O'dell, Y F. Shealy, and L L. Jr

Metabolism and selective effect of 1-beta-d-arabinofuranosylcytosine in l1210 and host tissues in vivo., T Chou, D J. Hutchison, F A. Schmid, and F S. Philips

Metabolism and therapeutic efficacy of 9-beta-d- -arabinofuranosyl-2-fluoroadenine against murine leukemia p388., V I. Avramis and W Plunkett

Metabolisme du 7, 12-dimethylbenz(a)anthracene par la flore intestinale de souris in vitro., A Gentil, C Lasne, and I Chouroulinkov

Metabolism effects of 9-butyl-6-thioguanine in vivo., A P. Kimball and G A. Page

Metabolisme 'in vitro' du foie et du tissu adipeux epididymaire de la souris obese neo-zelandaise., J Winand, J Furnelle, and J Christophe

Metabolisme in vitro du tissu adipeux. Vii. Metabolisme du (1-14c) palmitate dans le tissu adipeux epididymaire de la souris normale et de la souris obese-hyperglycemique de bar harbor., J Winand, J Furnelle, and J Christophe

Metabolism in the new zealand strain of obese mice., K Subrahmanyam

Metabolism in vitro of acetate in hepatic tissue of young bar-harbor (o-h) obese hyperglycaemic mice. Abstr., J Christophe, J Furnelle, and J Winand

Metabolism in vitro of acetate in the epididymal adipose tissue of young bar-harbor (o-h) hyperglycaemic obese mice. Abstr., J Winand, J Furnelle, and J Christophe

Metabolism in vivo of brain galactolipids, the jimpy mutant., M J. Druse and E Hogan

Metabolism of 1,3-bis(tetrahydro-2-furanyl)-5-fluorouracil in mice., S Fujimoto, H Ishigami, T Minami, M Miyazaki, E Itoh, and K Kimura

Metabolism of 1-beta-d-arabinofuranosylcytosine in leukemia l1210. Nucleoside and nucleotide kinases in cell-free extracts., A W. Schrecker

Metabolism of 1-beta-d-arabinofuranosylcytosine in leukemia l1210, studies with intact cells., A W. Schrecker and M J. Urshel

Metabolism of 1-beta-d-arabinofuranosyluracil in mouse l5178y cells., W E. Muller and R K. Zahn

Metabolism of 1-phenylazo-2-naphthol., J J. Childs and D B. Clayson

Metabolism of 25-hydroxycholesterol in mammalian cell cultures. Side-chain scission to pregnenolone in mouse L929 fibroblasts., F R. Taylor and A A. Kandutsch

Metabolism of 32p in ehrlich ascites tumor cells after destruction of the cells. I. Abstr., S Maeda

Metabolism of 5-amino-1-beta-ribofuranosyl-imidazole-4-carboxamide and related five-membered heterocycles to 5'triphosphates in human blood and l5178y cells., T P. Zimmerman and R D. Deeprose

Metabolism of 5-fluorouracil (fu) in mouse and human cells as a basis for their differing sensitivity. Abstr., J D. Laskin and M T. Hakala

Metabolism of 6-mercaptopurine ribonucleoside by ehrlich ascites carcinoma cells., A R. Paterson and A Sutherland

Metabolism of 6-thioguanine in purine analog-sensitive and -reststant sublines of sarcoma 180. Abstr., A L. Bieber and A C. Sartorelli

Metabolism of 7,12-dimethylbenz(a)anthracene by macrophages and uptake of macrophage-derived metabolites by respiratory tissues in vitro., W G. Palmer, T J. Allen, and J E. Tomaszewski

Metabolism of 7-ethoxycoumarin in isolated viable cells from the hairless mouse. Abstr., M W. Coomes and J R. Fouts

Metabolism of acetoacetate by normal and dystrophic mouse muscle., K Fitzpatrick and R J. Pennington

Metabolism of acid mucopolysaccharides in hepatoma and in normal liver., L J. Anghileri

Metabolism of an antineoplastic methylhydrazine derivative in a p815 mouse neoplasm., W Kreis

Metabolism of aniline mustard. Abstr., C R. Ball and M E. Whisson

Metabolism of arachidonate and stearate injected simultaneously into the mouse brain., G Y. Sun

Metabolism of arachidonoyl phosphoglycerides in mouse brain subcellular fraction., G Y. Sun and K L. Su

Metabolism of arginine by mouse fibroblast, strain l., L A. Manson and W J. Thomas

Metabolism of ascites tumor cells. Iii. Effect of 2-deoxyglucose phosphorylation on phosphorus metabolism., R B. Mc comb and W D. Yushok

Metabolism of ascites tumor cells. II. Inhibition of respiration by glycolyzable and nonglycolyzable sugars phosphorylated by hexokinase., W D. Yushok

Metabolism of ascites tumor cells. IV. Enzymatic reactions involved in adenosinetriphosphate degradation induced by 2-deozyglucose., R B. Mc comb and W D. Yushok

Metabolism of barrett mammary adenocarcinoma. Glucose utilization, fatty acid synthesis, and terminal oxidative patterns and glutamine synthesis., S Abraham and I L. Chaikoff

Metabolism of benzo[a]pyrene by cultured tracheobronchial tissues from mice, rats, hamsters, bovines and humans., H Autrup, F C. Wefald, A M. Jeffrey, H Tate, O D. Schwartz, B F. Trump, and C C. Harris

Metabolism of benzo(a)pyrene by mouse kidney microsomes. Abstr., I Y. Wang and E Tung

Metabolism of benzo(a)pyrene by murine embryonal carcinoma cells., R Filler and shinpock S. Garner

Metabolism of benzo(a)pyrene by tissue microsomes from different strains of mice. Abstr., I Y. Wang

Metabolism of benzo[a]pyrene. Effect of 3-methylcholanthrene pretreatment on metabolism by microsomes from lungs of genetically "responsive" and "nonresponsive" mice., H E. Seifried, D J. Birkett, W Levin, A Y. Lu, A H. Conney, and D M. Jerina

Metabolism of benzo[a]pyrene. Effect of substrate concentration and 3-methylcholanthrene pretreatment on hepatic metabolism by microsomes from rats and mice., G M. Holder, H Yagi, D M. Jerina, W Levin, A Y. Lu, and A H. Conney

Metabolism of benzo(a)pyrene in epidermal keratinocytes and dermal fibroblasts of humans and mice with reference to variation among species, individuals, and cell types., T Kuroki, J Hosomi, K Munakata, T Onizuka, M Terauchi, and N Nemoto

Metabolism of cancer cells and its relation to anti-cancer chemicals. V. Reversibility of nitromin-resistancy of ehrlich ascites tumor and changes in biological and biochemical properties of the tumor cells. Abstr., H Tsukada, A Inoue, M Ezoe, S Fujiwara, and T Onoe

Metabolism of cholesta-4, 7-dien-3-one and cholesta, 4,6-dien-3-one by mouse liver microsomes., A A. Kandutsch

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Metabolism of cholesta-4,7-dien-3-one and cholesta-4,6-dien-3- one by mouse liver microsomes., A A. Kandutsch

Metabolism of cold-stored pancreatic islets., B J. Frankel, E Gylfe, B Hellman, L Idahl, U Landstrom, S Lovtrup, and J Sehlin

Metabolism of corticosterone in the mouse. Identification of 11beta,20alpha-dihydroxy-3-oxo-4-pregnen-21-oic acid as a major metabolite., A Ham, A Marandici, and C Monder

Metabolism of coumarin in c57bl/6j (b6) and b6.l-cohh (congenic) Mice. Abstr., L R. Wudl, B A. Taylor, and A W. Wood

Metabolism of cyanocobalamin by l-1210 leukemic lymphoblasts., R A. Gams, E M. Ryel, and L M. Meyer

Metabolism of cyclic adenosine 3'.5'-monophosphate In somatic cell hybrids., S R. Ayad and S J. Foster

Metabolism of cytidine diphosphate diglyceride in ataxic rabbit brain., S G. Eliasson, J D. Scarpellini, and R R. Fox

Metabolism of diethylstilbestrol in the c3h mouse. Chromato- graphic systems for the quantitative analysis of des metabolic products., E D. Helton, B J. Gough, J W. King, J P. Thenot, and E C. Horning

Metabolism of different histone fractions in ehrlich ascites cells after environmental change., V Holoubek

Metabolism of dimethylnitrosamine to a mutagen by rodent liver microsomes. Abstr., C N. Frantz and H V. Malling

Metabolism of dimethylnitrosamine to mutagenic intermediates by kidney microsomal enzymes and correlation with reported host susceptibility to kidney tumors., U Y. Weekes

Metabolism of diphenyloxazole (ppo) by mouse liver microsomes., E T. Cantrell, J Guyden, and D L. Busbee

Metabolism of exogenous single stranded dna in normal and nzb/w mice., D Chia, C Dorsch, E V. Barnett, and L Levy

Metabolism of free and esterified cholesterol by leydig-cell tumour mitochondria., W R. Moyle, R L. Jungas, and R O. Greep

Metabolism of glucose by c57bl/6 mice., J T. Adams, P A. Kitos, and J A. Weir

Metabolism of glucose by the house mouse. Abstr., P A. Kitos, J A. Weir, and J T. Adams

Metabolism of glucose in the islets of langerhans., F M. Matschinsky and J E. Ellerman

Metabolism of glutamic acid in brain slices of mice during antivitamin b6-induced convulsions., M Hoshino and M Matsuda

Metabolism of guanylic acid by c3hba mammary adenocarcinoma. Abstr., R Marz and J W. Davis

Metabolism of h-2 and thy-1 (theta) alloantigens in murine thymocytes., E S. Vitetta, J W. Uhr, and E A. Boyse

Metabolism of histones and nuclear rna in ehrlich ascites cells subjected to nutritional step-down shift., V Holoubek, A H. Daoud, and H M. Holoubek

Metabolism of histones in malignant tissues and liver of the rat and mouse., D J. Laurence and J A. Butler

Metabolism of immunoglobulin a in lactating mice: origins of immunoglobulin a in milk., J F. Halsey, C Mitchell, R Meyer, and J J. Cebra

Metabolism of inox (nsc 118994) in ehrlich tumor cells. Transport, distribution and effects on nucleic acid synthesis. Abstr., C B. George and J G. Cory

Metabolism of labeled l-3,5,3'-triiodothyronine by mouse pituitary tumors., E M. Volpert, J Tierney, and S C. Werner

Metabolism of labeled l-thyroxine by mouse pituitary thyrotropic tumors. Abstr., E H. Volpert, R Grinberg, and S C. Werner

Metabolism of labeled nicotinamide coenzyme in different organs of mice and rats., G B. Gerber and J Deroo

Metabolism of labelled thyroid hormone by thyrotropic and adrenotropic mouse pituitary tumors., E M. Volpert, R Grinberg, and S C. Werner

Metabolism of macromolecular heparin in mouse neoplastic mast cells., S Ogren and U Lindahl

Metabolism of methyl palmitate, a phagocytic and immunologic depressant, and its influence on tissue lipids., D A. Blickens and N R. Diluzio

Metabolism of n-2-fluorenylacetamide in x/gf mice. Lack of correlation between biochemical interaction and carcinogenicity., P H. Grantham, L C. Mohan, and E K. Weisburger

Metabolism of naturally occurring homopolymers. 1. The isolation and metabolism of adenine-rich polynucleotides of mouse liver., L Lim, Z N. Canellakis, and E S. Canellakis

Metabolism of naturally occurring homopolymers. II. Characterization of adenine-rich polynucleotides of mouse liver ribosomes., L Lim, Z N. Canellakis, and E S. Canellakis

Metabolism of neoplastic cells and their response to certain drugs., C A. Nichol

Metabolism of neoplastic tissue. XV. Oxidation of exogenous fatty acids in lettre-ehrlich ascites tumor cells., G Medes, A J. Thomas, and S Weinhouse

Metabolism of nicotine. Abstr., J Booth and E Boyland

Metabolism of nuclear macromolecules in ehrlich ascites cells (eac) after a step-down nutritional shift. Abstr., V Holoubek and A Daoud

Metabolism of nucleosides by isolated mouse liver mitochondria., A Tsiftsoglou and J Georgatsos

Metabolism of palmitic acid in the subcellular fractions of mouse brain., G Y. Sun and L A. Horrocks

Metabolism of phenylalanine in mice homozygous for the gene 'dilute lethal'., L I. Woolf, A Jakubovic, F Woolf, and P Bory

Metabolism of phenytoin in teratogenesis-susceptible and -resistant strains of mice., D K. Hansen and M E. Hodes

Metabolism of polyamines in mouse neuroblastoma cells in culture. Formation of gaba and putreanine., L T. Kremzner, J M. Hiller, and E J. Simon

Metabolism of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons in cell cultures., E Huberman, J K. Selkirk, and C Heidelberger

Metabolism of progesterone and testosterone by mammalian cells growing in suspension culture., D Perlman, P W. Jackson, N Giuffre, and J Fried

Metabolism of prolactin in mice with a high incidence of mammary tumours: evidence for greater conversion into a non-immunoassayable form., Y N. Sinha and S R. Baxter

Metabolism of purine autogonists during combination chemotherapy. Abstr., J F. Henderson

Metabolism of purine nucleoside analogs., G A. Le page and I G. Junga

Metabolism of pyridine nucleotides (pn) in ehrlich ascites carcinoma. Abstr., J Purko and H B. Stewart

Metabolism of pyrimidines and 5-fluoropyrimidines by sensitive and resistant neoplasms. Abstr., R W. Brockman and L W. Law

Metabolism of s-adenosylhomocysteine and s-tubercidinyl- homocysteine in neuroblastoma cells., P A. Crooks, R N. Dreyer, and J K. Coward

Metabolism of selenium in skeletal muscle and liver of mice with genetic muscular dystrophy., N W. Revis, C Y. Horton, and S Curtis

Metabolism of serum glycoproteins in the x-irradiated mouse with im- planted rat bone-marrow., W Friedberg, D N. Faulkner, J K. Abbott, and M H. Friedberg

Metabolism of specifically labelled glucose by explants of newborn mouse cerebellum., F C. Hoskin and C D. Allerand

Metabolism of steroids by transplantable mouse interstitial cell tumor., O J. Lucis and R Lucis

Metabolism of testosterone by gr mouse mammary tumors., hajj Y. Abul and D T. Kiang

Metabolism of testosterone by gr mouse mammary tumors. Abstr., hajj Y. Abul, I E. Fortuny, and D T. Kiang

Metabolism of tetrahydrohomofolate (nsc 89473) in mice., L C. Mishra, A S. Parmar, and J A. Mead

Metabolism of the dialdehyde derivative of inosine (nsc-118994). Transport, distribution and incorporation into rna of ehrlich ascites tumor cells., C B. George and J G. Cory

Metabolism of the ethanolamine phosphoglycerides of mouse brain myelin and microsomes., L A. Horrocks

Metabolism of the polyadenylate sequence of nuclear rna and messenger rna in mammalian cells., G Brawerman and J Diez

Metabolism of uracil and 5-fluorouracil in p388 murine leukemia cells., D Kessel, T C. Hall, and P Reyes

Metabolism of urethane and hydroxyurethane., E Boyland, R Nery, and K Williams

Metabolism of vitamin b6 in the i-strain mouse. I. Absorption, excretion, and conversion of vitamin to enzyme co-factor., R R. Bell and B E. Haskell

Metabolism of vitamin b6 in the i-strain mouse. II. Oxidation of pyridoxal., R R. Bell, C A. Blanchard, and B E. Haskell

Metabolism rate, biochemical and endocrine alterations in male whirler mice., A S. Weltman, A M. Sackler, A S. Lewis, and L Johnson

Metabolism suppression of glucose penetration in ascites tumor cells. Abstr., P H. Fishman and J M. Bailey

Metabolite alterations in the genetically spastic mouse., J A. Stewart

Metabolites of nicotinamide in mouse urine. Effects of azaserine., V Bonavita, S A. Narrod, and N O. Kaplan

Metal carcinogenesis. II. A study of the carcinogenic activity of cobalt, copper, iron, and nickel compounds., J P. Gilman

Metal chelates as anti-cancer agents. II. Cytotoxicaction of palladium and platinum complexes of 6-mercaptopurine and thioguanine, M Das and S E. Livingstone

Metalloprotease-mediated shedding of enzymatically active mouse ecto-ADP-ribosyltransferase ART2.2 upon T cell activation [In Process Citation], S Kahl, M Nissen, R Girisch, T Duffy, E H. Leiter, F Haag, and Nolte F. Koch

Metallothionein and copper homeostasis in mottled mice. Abstr., D M. Hunt

Metallothionein induction in inbred mouse strains. Abstr., D M. Hunt and T Mhlanga

Metalophil reticular cells in experimental mouse-amyloidosis., H E. Christensen

Metameriestorungen und ihre konsequenzen im saugetierexperiment., K Theiler

Metaphase distribution of the mouse chromosomes., campbell M. Spence, A B. Forsythe, and M Nesbitt

Metaphase figures of rat chromosomes incorporated into mouse cells., T H. Yosida and T Sekiguchi

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Metaphase FISHing of transgenic mice recommended: FISH and SKY define BAC-mediated balanced translocation., B S. Abrahams, A C. Chong, M Nisha, D Milette, D A. Brewster, M L. Berry, F Muratkhodjaev, S Mai, Separovic E. Rajcan, and E M. Simpson

Metaphase I arrest and spontaneous parthenogenetic activation of strain LTXBO oocytes: chimeric reaggregated ovaries establish primary lesion in oocytes., J J. Eppig, K Wigglesworth, and Y Hirao

Metaplasia and progressive growth of heterologous tumor transplants in the subcutaneous space of mice., H S. Greene and E K. Harvey

Metastases following local x-radiation of a solid tumor. Abstr., D Baker, M Lim, D Elkon, W Constable, D H. Wanebo, and F O. Of

Metastases in an allogeneic mouse tumor system., W H. Isbister, S D. Crile, F O. Thymectomy, and A G. On

Metastases of human melanomas transplanted in 'nude' mice., B C. Giovanella, S O. Yim, A C. Morgan, J S. Stehlin, and L J. Jr

Metastasis and growth of friend tumor cells in irradiated syngeneic hosts., G Matioli

Metastasis and the reticuloendothelial system. II. Effect of triamcinolone acetonide on organ retention of malignant cells in endotoxin-treated mice., D Glaves and L Weiss

Metastasis. Distribution and fate of tumor emboli labelled with 125iudr. Abstr., I J. Fidler

Metastasis formation of transplantable mouse tumours and rat tumours., N S. Kiseleva and U Min'

Metastasis of experimentally induced skin tumors., W E. Poel

Metastasis of human tumors in athymic nude mice., F E. Sharkey and J Fogh

Metastasis, quantitative analysis of distribution and fate of tumor emboli labeled with 125i-5-iodo-2'-deoxyuridine., I J. Fidler

Metastasis results from preexisting variant cells within a malignant tumor., I J. Fidler and M L. Kripke

Metastasis spread from syngeneic murine tumours. Establishment of a test protocol for comparisons between ascites tumours and their progenitors., B Hagmar and W Ryd

Metastasizing mammary tumors. Spontaneous mammary tumors in asplenic mice heterozygous for athymia., J R. Mitchell, B B. Lozzio, E Machado, U, and E Linton

Metastasizing mesenchymal mouse tumors induced by subcutaneous graft of mouse placenta containing 9,10-dimethyl-1, 2-benzanthracene., G Gasic, O Badinez, H Rappaport, and S H. Wu

Metastasizing tumors from serum-supplemented and serum-free cell lines from a c57bl mouse lung tumor., L M. Franks, A W. Carbonell, V J. Hennings, and P N. Riddle

Metastatic behavior of a human colon carcinoma (co115) in nude mice. Abstr., B Sordat, R Lees, E Bogenmann, and G Terres

Metastatic behavior of a murine reticulum cell sarcoma exhibiting organ-specific growth., I R. Hart, J E. Talmadge, and I J. Fidler

Metastatic behaviour of an adriamycin-resistant murine tumor., R Giavazzi, L Miller, and I R. Hart

Metastatic characteristics of murine neuroblastoma. A model for the human disease. Abstr., B E. Buck, R F. Alack, H Schlesinger, N Hicks, and K Hummeler

Metastatic colonization potential of primary tumour cells in mice., D Tarin and J E. Price

Metastatic expression of a human colonic adenocarcinoma (lovo) in b6d2f1/j mice appropriately conditioned with antithymocyte serum (ats). Abstr., T L. Avery and R C. Haggitt

Metastatic growth of 3-lewis lung carcinoma in mice treated with alkyl-lysophospholipids and lysophospholipid-induced peritoneal macrophages., W E. Berdel and P G. Munder

Metastatic growth of human tumour xenografts in thymectomised irradiated mice reconstituted with syngeneic bone marrow cells., C R. Franks, L R. Boulger, A J. Garrett, D Bishop, and F T. Perkins

Metastatic heterogeneity of cells from an ultraviolet light- -induced murine fibrosarcoma of recent origin., M L. Kripke, E Gruys, and I J. Fidler

Metastatic hibernomas in transgenic mice expressing an alpha-amylase-SV40 T antigen hybrid gene., N Fox, R Crooke, L H. Hwang, U Schibler, B B. Knowles, and D Solter

Metastatic human melanoma in nude mice following removal of primary tumor--a nutritional shunting effect. Abstr., M H. Tseng, E D. Holyoke, C Karakousis, and K Sako

Metastatic incidence of a spontaneous murine mammary adenocarcinoma., J C. Anderson, R A. Fugmann, R L. Stolfi, and D S. Martin

Metastatic melanoma cell heparanase. Characterization of heparan sulfate degradation fragments produced by b16 melanoma endoglucuronidase., M Nakajima, T Irimura, N D. Ferrante, and G L. Nicolson

Metastatic potential severely altered by changes in tumor cell adhesiveness and cell-surface sialylation., M Fogel, P Altevogt, and V Schirrmacher

Metastatic properties of b-cell hybridomas. Abstr., P D. Baetselier, E Gorelik, Z Eshar, J Ron, S Katzav, and S Segal

Metastatic rate of liver tumors induced by diethylnitrosamine in mice., A P. Kyriazis, M Koka, and S D. Vesselinovitch

Metastatic spread from lung tumors to ovaries and kidneys in c3h mice. Abstr., D W. Siemann and R T. Mulcahy

Metastatic tumor resulting from injection of n-methyl-n'-nitroso- guanidine-exposed human fibroblasts in nude mice. Abstr., H Kurzepa, J C. Loper, and B H. Liwnicz

Metastatic variants are generated spontaneously at a high rate in mouse kht tumor., J F. Harris, A F. Chambers, R P. Hill, and V Ling

Metastic behavior of human tumors growing in athymic mice. Abstr., A P. Kyriazis, A J. Pesce, L Dipersio, and J G. Michael

Methadone uptake by l5178y mouse leukemic cells., P C. Will and W D. Noteboom

Methaqualone. Tolerance and physical dependence in mice., H P. Alpern, C A. Greer, J S. Stripling, and R K. Olson

Methionine requirement and replacement by homocysteine in tissue cultures of selected rodent and human malignant and normal cells., W Kreis and M Goodenow

Methionine requirement, substitution and depletion in cell cultures of experimental and human neoplasms and normal cells. Abstr., W Kreis and M Goodenow

Methionine sulphoximine-induced glycogen accumulation in the mouse cerebral cortex. Abstr., C H. Phelps and J Sullivan

Methionine synthesis from 5'-methylthioadenosine by tumour cells., M J. Tisdale

Methionine transport in s37 cells. Substrate-dependent function of amino acid transport system a in exchange processes., R H. Matthews and R Zand

Method for chromosome preparation from mouse peripheral lymphocytes., P Hayry, M Virolainen, and V Defendi

Method for locating the centromeres of mouse meiotic chromosomes and its application to t163h and t70h translocations., V Dev, D Miller, P Allderdice, and O Miller

Method for placing a pituitary graft into the evacuated pituitary capsule of the hypophysectomized rat or mouse., G Falconi and G L. Rossi

Method for selecting therapeutic agents suitable for combination with immune spleen cells in the treatment of leukaemia. Abstr., C A. Trench and C A. Green

Method for studying exploratory behaviour in infants., H L. Rheingold, W C. Stanley, and J A. Cooley

Method for study of osseous vascular system in mice., H K. Suzuki, W S. Jee, and K A. Sears

Method for the determination of the specific activities of UTP and CTP in mouse kidney by high-performance liquid chromatography., S S. Elliger and G Watson

Methodische versuche zur einrichtung einer tumorbank., F Schmidt and W Tessenow

Methodological approaches to studies on the pancreatic islets., B Hellman

Methodological studies of dominance in a flock of goats., Jeanne Richards Zeisel

Methodology in mammalian genetics [book review]., G D. Snell

Methods for binding cells to plastic: application to a solid-phase radioimmunoassay for cell-surface antigens., J W. Stocker and C H. Heusser

Methods for detection and isolation of pseudomonas aeruginosa in mouse breeding colonies. (jap. With eng. Summ.), K Maejima, T Urano, K Itoh, K Fujiwara, and J Y. Homma

Methods for detection of antibody to the mammary tumor virus., M A. Fink, W F. Feller, and L R. Sibal

Methods for detection of hemagglutinins in mouse isoantisera., J H. Stimpfling

Methods for determination and alteration of titers of a complex of factors present in blood of neoplastic mice., L Burton, F Friedman, and R Kassel

Methods for determining body composition in the mouse: the effect of aging on body composition in the mouse., Thomas R. Klumpp

Methods for estimating growth in vitro., Barbara Lee Chandler

Methods for reducing duration of parabiosis in development of tolerance to skin homografts in mice., A B. Cruz, L D. Maclean, and J B. Aust

Methods for studies on differentiation in the preimplantation mouse embryo., Reid Hardenbergh

Methods for testing linkage., M C. Green

Methods for the detection of mtv antigens. Abstr., L Sibal

Methods for the development and analysis of erythroid colonies grown in plasma clot cultures., J E. Barker and A W. Nienhuis

Methods for the establishment of continuously growing cytolytic t cell clones., W Haas and H Von boehmer

Methods for the maximum production of hybridoma antibodies., Sharon L. Flom

Methods for the measurement of multiple parameters of erythroid regulation within individual mice., C D. Dunn and R D. Lange

Methods for the study of histocompatibility genes., G D. Snell

Methods for using centrifugal elurtriation to separate malignant and lymphoid cell populations., E M. Lord and P C. Keng

Methods in mammalian immunogenetics. In w. J. Burdette (ed.), Methodology in mammalian genetics, holden-, R D. Owen

Methods in tissue culture technique., Robert L. Church

Methods of enzyme induction by nicotinamide., R L. Blake and E Kun

Methods of estimating mutation rate in laboratory mice., A M. Malashenko

Methods of immunogenicity testing of solid tumours in mice: a comparison of the results., J H. Mulder

Methods of induction and histogenesis of experimental brain tumors., D M. Perese and G E. Moore

Methods of keeping records., M M. Dickie

Methods of keeping records. In w. J. Burdette (ed.), Methodology in mammalian genetics, holden-, M M. Dickie

Methods of preparing mouse chromosomes for cytological staining., Jean B. Dolloff

Methotrexate analogues-xvii. Antitumor activity of 4-amino-4- -deoxy-n10-methylpteroyl-d,l-homocysteic acid and its dual inhibition of dihydrofolate reductase and folyl polyglutamate synthetase., A Rosowsky, R G. Moran, R Forsch, P Colman, E, and M Wick

Methotrexate and folic acid effect in normal and sarcoma 180 bearing mice., K Motycka and A Balcarova

Methotrexate binding in an l1210 lymphoma cell line with impaired methotrexate transport. Abstr., J I. Mccormick, S S. Susten, and J H. Freisheim

Methotrexate binding proteins in l1210 lymphocyte plasma membranes. Abstr., J I. Mc cormick, J I. Rader, and J H. Freisheim

Methotrexate cytotoxicity for l5178y/asn-lymphoblasts: re- lationship of dose and duration of exposure to tumor cell viability., D A. Keefe, R L. Capizzi, and S A. Rudnick

Methotrexate di-n-butyl ester effects on thymidine metabolism., G P. Beardsley, A Rosowsky, R P. Mccaffrey, and H T. Abelson

Methotrexate directed 5fu incorporation into rna of tumor but not normal bone marrow cells. Abstr., S G. Wu, G Tisman, and S B. Strum

Methotrexate induced alteration of glycolysis in l1210 cells in vitro., B Desoize, Y Carpentier, and J C. Jardillier

Methotrexate-induced changes in the levels of 1-beta-d-arab- ino-furanosylcytosine triphosphate in l1210 cells., D Roberts, C Peck, S Hilliard, and W Wingo

Methotrexate-poly(l-lysine) conjugates (mtx-pll) in- jected intravenously overcome drug resistance of sub- -cutaneous p1798 lymphosarcoma in balb/c mice. Abstr., H J. Ryser, D Pritchard, and W Shen

Methotrexate resistance and double minutes in a cell line from the sewa mouse ascites tumor., T Martinsson, P Tenning, L Lundh, and G Levan

Methotrexate resistance and uptake of ddmp by l5178y cells. Selective protection with folinic acid., B T. Hill, L A. Price, and J H. Goldie

Methotrexate resistant l1210 cells contain more high molecular weight immunoreactive dihydrofolate reductase than methotrexate sensitive cells. Abstr., S P. Rothenberg and M P. Iqbal

Methyl 5 (or 4)-(3,3-dimethyl-1-triazeno)imidazole-4 (or 5)-carboxy- late (nsc 87982). Mouse tissue concentrations as determined by microbiological assay., D E. Hunt and R F. Pittillo

Methyl activation and sRNA methylation by soluble fractions of several vertebrate livers., R L. Hancock

Methylation of deoxyribonucleic acid during hormonal stimulation of mammary cells in vitro., R W. Turkington and R L. Spielvogel

Methylation of dna and protamine by methyl methanesulfonate in the germ cells of male mice., G A. Sega and J G. Owens

Methylation of dna in various organs of c57bl mice by a carcinogenic dose of n-methyl-n-nitrosourea and stability of some methylation products up to 18 hours., J V. Frei and P D. Lawley

Methylation of milk-borne and genetically transmitted mouse mammary tumor virus proviral dna., J C. Cohen

Methylation of mouse dna in vivo, di- and tripyrimidine sequences containing 5-methylcytosine., R Salomon and A M. Kaye

Methylation of rna by mouse organs and tumors, ionic stimulation in vitro., A M. Kaye and P S. Leboy

Methylation of satellite sequences in mouse spermatogenic and somatic dna's., zimmerman C. Ponzettol and D J. Wolgemuth

Methylation of the promoter region of glycerol-3-phosphate dehydrogenase., P. Suzanne Jacks

Methylation of unique sequence dna during spermatogenesis in mice., B Rahe, R P. Erickson, and M Quinto

Methylcholanthrene carcinogenesis., K Takeda, K Kikuchi, M H. Al, M P. willi, and O I. On

Methylcholanthrene-induced carcinoma of the mouse cervix, an electron microscope study., G R. Schrodt and C D. Foreman

Methylcholanthrene-induced endometrial carcinoma in mice and rats, a histological and ultrastructural study., S Tokuoka

Methylcholanthrene-induced neoplasms in germ-free rfm mice., H Walburg and G Cosgrove

Methylcholanthrene-induced sarcoma and normal muscle fibroblasts of the mouse--a comparison of their ultrastructure., J E. Heaysman and S M. Pegrum

Methyl-cholanthrene-induced sarcomata in mice after immunisation with corynebacterium parvum plus syngeneic subcellular membrane fractions., H Baum and M Baum

Methylcholanthrene in pseudopregnant mice of the c57bl/cb/se sub- strain., G Bonser, C Biancifiori, F C. Al, M Tumours, and L I. Of

Methylglyoxal-bis(guanylhydrazone), an agent with activity in acute myelocytic leukemia and lymphomas., E Mihich

Methylinitrosourea-induced residual damage of murine hemato- poietic stem cells. Abstr., G E. Hubner and E P. Cronkite

Methylmercury. Decreased antibody formation in mice., L D. Koller, J H. Exon, and J A. Brauner

Methylmercury sexual dimorphism in the mouse., R A. Doherty, A H. Gates, C E. Sewell, and C Freer

Methyl methane sulfonate induced enhancement of friend viral leukemo- genesis., R B. Raikow, J P. Okunewick, R F. Meredith, A E. Sheib, and P R. Seeman

Methyl methanesulfonate-induced mutations in spermatozoa and spermatids of the mouse (mus musculus)., J H. Schroder and J Schiechtl

Methyl methanesulphonate mutagenesis in l5178y mouse lymphoma cells., J Cole and C F. Arlett

-methylthioadenosine Cleaving enzyme of sarcoma 180 cells, a possible chemotherapeutic target enzyme., T M. Savarese and G W. Parks

Methylthioadenosine metabolism in malignant murine cells., J I. Toohey

Methylthioadenosine phosphorylase as a chemotherapeutic target enzyme. Abstr., T M. Savarese, M Y. Chu, S H. Chu, H Abrams, and R E. Jr

Methyphenidate(m) effects on whirler mice (w). Abstr., A M. Sackler, A S. Weltman, L Johnson, P Tsai, and P Steinglass

Metrizamide gradient purification of mouse tumor cells., C W. Stackpole, P Cremona, and R L. Kassel

Metronidazole. Effect on radiosensitivity of tumor and normal tissues in mice., H B. Stone and H R. Withers

Metronidazole (flagyl). Characterization as a cytotoxic drug specific for hypoxic tumour cells., J L. Foster, P J. Conroy, A J. Searle, and R L. Willson

Mg-1: a specificity identifying members of the macrophage and granulocyte lineages of mice., J W. Berman and R S. Basch

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MGD: the Mouse Genome Database., J A. Blake, J E. Richardson, C J. Bult, J A. Kadin, and J T. Eppig

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MHC antigen induction by interferon gamma on cultured mouse pancreatic beta cells and macrophages. Genetic analysis of strain differences and discovery of an "occult: class I-like antigen in NOD/Lt mice., E H. Leiter, G J. Christianson, D V. Serreze, A T. Ting, and S M. Worthen

MHC characterization of ALR and ALS mice: respective similarities to the NOD and NON strains., R T. Graser, C E. Mathews, E H. Leiter, and D V. Serreze

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MHC class I family proteins retard systemic lupus erythematosus autoimmunity and B cell lymphomagenesis., Caroline G McPhee, Thomas J Sproule, Dong-Mi Shin, Jason A Bubier, William H Schott, Martin P Steinbuck, Lia Avenesyan, Herbert C Morse, and Derry C Roopenian

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MHC class II molecules play a role in the selection of autoreactive class I-restricted CD8 T cells that are essential contributors to type 1 diabetes development in nonobese diabetic mice., D V. Serreze, T M. Holl, M P. Marron, R T. Graser, E A. Johnson, Rossi C. Choisy, R M. Slattery, S M. Lieberman, and T P. DiLorenzo

MHC class I-mediated antigen presentation and induction of CD8+ cytotoxic T-cell responses in autoimmune diabetes-prone NOD mice., D V. Serreze, W S. Gallichan, D P. Snider, K Croitoru, K L. Rosenthal, E H. Leiter, G J. Christianson, M E. Dudley, and D C. Roopenian

Mhc control and specificity of t-lymphocyte proliferative responses to bovine serum albumin. Abstr., R L. Riley and D C. Benjamin

Mhc control of t lymphocyte-macrophage interactions., E R. Brown, B Singh, K C. Lee, T G. Wegmann, and E Diener

Mhc matching shows that at least two t-cell subsets determine resistance to hsv., E L. Howes, W Taylor, N A. Mitchison, and E Simpson

Mhc-restricted t cell activation: analysis with t cell hybridomas., K L. Rock

Mhc restriction of murine t lymphpcyte reactivity analysed by growth of bone marrow cells in vitro on thymus epithelial monolayers., R M. Gorczynski, B Khomasurya, and S Macrae

Mice after skin grafting., paul B. Kossowska, V Viklicky, kossakowska T. Rymaszewska, U O. Node, and T Of

Mice and more., C J. Bult

Mice and the role of unequal recombination in gene-family evolution., J C. Schimenti

Mice are insensitive to the antitesticular effects of luteinizing hormone-releasing hormone agonists., N Wang, K Sundaram, S Pavlou, J Rivier, W Vale, and C W. Bardin

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Mice as a mammalian model for research on the genetics of aging., R Yuan, L L. Peters, and B Paigen

Mice bearing lewis lung carcinoma. Abstr., W Chan, S Mcelhanon, A M. Banks, U M. Tumor, and S T. C57bl

Mice by erythro-9-(2-hydroxy-3-nonyl) adenine (ehna) and its metabolic consequences. Abstr., C Lambe, C J. Bugge, S W. Lafon, D J. Nelson, D G. Elion, and T O. Cba/j

Mice carrying the szt1 mutation exhibit increased seizure susceptibility and altered sensitivity to compounds acting at the m-channel., J F. Otto, Y Yang, W N. Frankel, K S. Wilcox, and H S. White

Mice completely suppressed for the expression of immunoglobulin kappa light chain., S Weiss, K Lehmann, W C. Raschke, and M Cohn

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Mice deficient in methylenetetrahydrofolate reductase exhibit hyperhomocysteinemia and decreased methylation capacity, with neuropathology and aortic lipid deposition., Z Chen, A C. Karaplis, S L. Ackerman, I P. Pogribny, S Melnyk, Cacan S. Lussier, M F. Chen, A Pai, S W. John, R S. Smith, T Bottiglieri, P Bagley, J Selhub, M A. Rudnicki, S J. James, and R Rozen

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Mice deficient in the Rab5 guanine nucleotide exchange factor ALS2/alsin exhibit age-dependent neurological deficits and altered endosome trafficking., S Hadano, S C. Benn, S Kakuta, A Otomo, K Sudo, R Kunita, Utsunomiya K. Suzuki, H Mizumura, J M. Shefner, G A. Cox, Y Iwakura, R H. Brown, and J E. Ikeda

Mice during stimulation of the reticulo-endothelial system induced by myco. Tuberculosis (bcg) infection., G Biozzi and C Stiffel

Mice during the course of their natural history, after polyclonal stimulation, or following immunization with dna., B J. Steinberg, P A. Smathers, K Frederiksen, D A. Steinberg, and Y O. Nzw)f1

Mice: effects of immunization and transfer factor., P H. Klesius, A L. Elston, W H. Chambers, N H. Re, and N T. C57bl/6

Mice en evidence d'une arylesterase foetospecifique dans l'encephale de souris., C Failly and J Uriel

Mice. Evidence that late progressing and early regressing tumors are controlled by different genes., A Colombatti, bianchi L. Chieco, A D. Rossi, E D'andrea, D D. Collavo, and C O. Akr

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Mice expressing a mutant Krt75 (K6hf) allele develop hair and nail defects resembling pachyonychia congenita., J Chen, K Jaeger, Z Den, P J. Koch, J P. Sundberg, and D R. Roop

Mice expressing the x-linked immune deficiency of the cba/n strain are highly susceptible to infection with streptococcus pneumoniae. Abstr., J Yother, B Gray, P Baker, and D Briles

Mice given injections of mineral oil., L A. Bober, M J. Kranepool, C Bojko, G Steiner, N V. Hollander e, and X E. In

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Mice heterozygous for a mutation at the Nf2 tumor suppressor locus develop a range of highly metastatic tumors., A I. McClatchey, I Saotome, K Mercer, D Crowley, J F. Gusella, R T. Bronson, and T Jacks

Mice homozygous for a null mutation of activin beta B are viable and fertile., H Schrewe, Maguire M. Gendron, M L. Harbison, and T Gridley

Mice in a cold climate., S A. Barnett

Mice. Individual recognition by olfactory cues., J M. Bowers and B K. Alexander

Mice infected with the m variant of encephalomyocarditis virus., J E. Craighead

Mice in utero while their mother is lactating suffer higher frequency of deficient corpus callosum., D Wahlsten

Mice lacking mitochondrial uncoupling protein are cold-sensitive but not obese [see comments], S Enerback, A Jacobsson, E M. Simpson, C Guerra, H Yamashita, M E. Harper, and L P. Kozak

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Mice lacking the p53/p63 target gene Perp are resistant to papilloma development., M R. Marques, J S. Horner, R A. Ihrie, R T. Bronson, and L D. Attardi

Mice mediated by allelic genes., S Tsuji, T Yasuda, K Kitano, T Fujisaki, D H. Matsushita, and N O. Dystrophic

Mice, mice, baby!: Generating interactive genetics crosses on the World Wide Web., Katherine E. Wong

Mice mutant for Egfr and Shp2 have defective cardiac semilunar valvulogenesis., B Chen, R T. Bronson, L D. Klaman, T G. Hampton, J F. Wang, P J. Green, T Magnuson, P S. Douglas, J P. Morgan, and B G. Neel

Mice mutant for ppap2c, a homolog of the germ cell migration regulator wunen, are viable and fertile [In Process Citation], N Zhang, J P. Sundberg, and T Gridley

Mice, mutations and mammary glands., B J. Tennent and R D. Cardiff

Mice of a four-way cross: coat color associated with behavior and response to D-amphetamine., J Werboff, A Anderson, and S Ross

Mice: progesterone and the regulation of strain differences in pregnancy-induced nest building., J Broida and B Svare

Mice reared with rats, an interstrain comparison of mother and 'aunt' effects., R E. Paschke, V H. Denenberg, and M X. Zarrow

Mice reared with rats. Effects of mother on adult behavior patterns., V H. Denenberg, G A. Hudgens, and M X. Zarrow

Mice reared with rats, effects of prenatal and postnatal maternal environments upon hybrid offspring of c57bl/10j and swiss albino mice., V H. Denenberg, R E. Paschke, and M X. Zarrow

Mice reared with rats, effects of preweaning and post-weaning social interactions upon adult behaviour., G A. Hudgens, V H. Denenberg, and M X. Zarrow

Mice reared with rats. Modification of behavior by early experience with another species., V H. Denenberg, G A. Hudgens, and M X. Zarrow

Mice reared with rats. Relations between mothers' activity level and offspring's behavior., G A. Hudgens, V H. Denenberg, and M X. Zarrow

Mice regrow the tips of their foretoes., R B. Borgens

Mice selected for rearing behavior, some physiological variables., J H. Abeelen, P H. Kroon, and M F. Bekkers

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Mice severely deficient in growth hormone have normal hematopoiesis., Y Sharma, K Flurkey, C M. Astle, and D E. Harrison

Mice. Specific cleavage of serum albumin by an acid protease and the generation of amyloid serum component., P D. Gorevic, Y Levo, P C. Chatpar, B Frangione, N E. Som, and E O. In

Mice to virus-induced leukemia., N Pennelli, bianchi L. Chieco, G T. Al, R P. Megakaryocytes, and S Of

Mice treated with 1,2-dimethylhydrazine. Abstr., M J. Wargovich, V W. Eng, W R. Bruce, N A. Medline, and Y D. In

Mice treated with an immunostimulator, pyran., W A. Stylos, M A. Chirigos, C R. Lengel, N J. T a, and bearing L. Tumor

Mice unilaterally sensitized for audiogenic seizures., J L. Fuller and R L. Collins

Mice unilaterally sensitized for audiogenic seizures., J L. Fuller and R L. Collins

Mice upon their hemopoietic progenitor cells and stromal microenvironment. Abstr., P G. Nikkels, R E. Ploemacher, K G. Brockbank, D N. Brons, and F O. Young

Mice. VI. Involvement of virus-specific t helper cells collaborating with b cells., B Boyer, P Debre, M Seman, V Zilberfarb, D J. Levy, and C C. In

Mice whose b cells cannot produce the t15 idiotype also lack an antigen-specific helper t cell required for t15 expression., K Bottomly and D E. Mosier

Mice with hereditary myopathy., N Baker, L Wilson, W O. Al, P T. Neostigmine, and R T. In

Mice with rauscher disease, with special reference to characteristic lesions of the kidney. (jap.), I Miyoshi, O Yoshimori, S I. Al, U Virus, and R D. Akr

Mice with spontaneous mammary tumors develop type-specific neutralizing and cytotoxic antibodies against the mouse mammary tumor virus envelope protein gp52., G Schochetman, L O. Arthur, C W. Long, and R J. Massey

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Mice with targeted gene disruptions or gene insertions for diabetes research: problems, pitfalls, and potential solutions., E H. Leiter

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Mice with targeted mutation of peroxiredoxin 6 develop normally but are susceptible to oxidative stress., X Wang, S A. Phelan, Semb K. Forsman, E F. Taylor, C Petros, A Brown, C P. Lerner, and B Paigen

Mice with the xid defect can provide t help for a t15 dominant igm anti-phosphocholine response. Abstr., A J. Feeney and D E. Mosier

Mice with the xid defect have helper cells for t15 idiotype-dominant anti-phosphorylcholine primary and secondary plaque-forming cell responses., J Quintans, Z S. Quan, and M A. Arias

Miconazole prolongs murine skin graft survival., Y H. Thong and A Ferrante

Microanalysis of amniotic fluid in mutant siren and non-siren fetuses. Abstr., B Y. Orr, S Y. Long, and K A. Siegesmund

Microanalysis of brain lipids. Multiple two-dimensional thin-layer chromatography., S Pollet, S Ermidou, F L. Saux, M Monge, and N Baumann

Microanatomy of living mammalian spleens in situ. I. Endothelium. Abstr., E H. Bloch

Microanatomy of living mammalian splenic transplants. I. Endothelium. Abstr., C Oestermeyer

Microangiopathic anemia associated with hemangiomas. Abstr., J C. Hoak, E D. Warner, H F. Cheng, and G L. Fry

Microassay for photometric quantitation of macrophage mediated tumor cytotoxicity using an automated densitometer., R W. Leu and M J. Herriott

Micro axial tomography: a miniaturized, versatile stage device to overcome resolution anisotropy in fluorescence light microscopy., Florian Staier, Heinz Eipel, Petr Matula, Alexei V Evsikov, Michal Kozubek, Christoph Cremer, and Michael Hausmann

Microbicidal activity of lyphokine-treated macrophages. Abstr., D L. Hoover and C A. Nacy

Microbicidal capacity and tumor cell cytostatic effects of armed and activated macrophages. Abstr., J Remington, J Krahenbuhl, and R Mcleod

Microbiocidal activity against leishmania tropica by macrophages from p/jn mice. Abstr., C A. Nacy, A L. Haverly, and P K. Russell

Microbiological monitoring of laboratory mice., Fahey JR

Microbodies in experimentally altered cells. IV. Acatalasemic (csb) mice treated with cpib., J Reddy, S Bunyaratvej, and D Svoboda

Microbodies in experimentally altered cells. V. Histochemical and cytochemical studies on the livers of rats and acatalasemic (csb) mice treated with cpib., J Reddy, S Bunyaratvej, and D Svoboda

Microbodies (peroxisomes) in the interstitial cells of rodent testes., J Reddy and D Svoboda

Microcell-mediated transfer of carcinogen-induced ouabain resistance from c3h/10t1/2 cl 8 mouse fibroblasts to human cells., J R. Landolph and R E. Fournier

Microcephalic cerebrum with hypomyelination in the congenital goiter mouse (cog)., T Sugisaki, W G. Beamer, and T Noguchi

Microcephalic cerebrum with hypomyelination in the pygmy mouse (pg)., T Sugisaki, W G. Beamer, and T Noguchi

Microchimerism in pregnant mice., A Liegeois, M C. Gaillard, E Ouvre, and D Lewin

Microchimersim. A stable state of low-ratio proliferation of allogeneic bone marrow., A Liegeosis, J Escourrou, E Ouvre, and J Charreire

Microcinematographic and electron microscopic analysis of target cell lysis induced by cytotoxic t lymphocytes., A Matter

Microcinematographic demonstration of synchronous and asynchronous myoepithelial contractions in mouse submandibular gland rudiments in organotypic culture., W D. Morgan, J E. Williams, C W. Lee, and C J. Dawe

Microcinematography of l5178y mouse lymphoma cells. Abstr., J W. Daniel, J Robinson, J M. Molin, and E C. Gregg

Microcirculation in the islets of langerhans of the mouse., S C. Bunnag, S Bunnag, and N E. Warner

Microcirculation of the mouse pinna., A F. Silver and H B. Chase

Microcolony survival assay for cells of mouse intestinal mucosa exposed to radiation., H R. Withers and M M. Elkind

Microcolony survival assay for jejunal crypt cells exposed to radiation alone and combined with cancer chemotherapeutic agents - methodological problems., H Von der maase and J Overgaard

Microcytotoxicity assay of immune responses to non- -mammary tumor virus-induced, preneoplastic, and neoplastic mammary lesions in balb/c mice., G H. Heppner, J S. Kopp, and D Medina

Microcytotoxicity assay of the immunogenicity of hyperplastic alveolar nodule (han) lines in strain balb/c mice. Abstr., G Heppner, J Kopp, and D Medina

Microdetermination of free amino acids in pancreatic islets isolated from obese-hyperglycemic mice., G Briel, E Gylfe, B Hellman, and V Neuhoff

Micro-edman degradation. The use of high pressure liquid chromatography and gas chromatography in the amino terminal sequence determination of 8 nanomoles of dihydrofolate reductase from a mouse sarcoma., J A. Rodkey and C D. Bennett

Micro-electrode measurement of the intracellular ph and buffering power of mouse soleus muscle fibres., C C. Aickin and R C. Thomas

Microenvironmental arginine depletion by macrophages in vivo., G A. Currie, L Gyure, and L Cifuentes

Microenvironmental immunoregulation: possible role of contrasuppressor cells in maintaining immune responses in gut- -associated lymphoid tissues., D R. Green, J Gold, S S. Martin, R Gershon, and R K. Gershon

Microenvironments to ectopic sites by mouse bone marrow fibroblastoid cells. Abstr., B Murphy, S Mann, J Jackson, G Perry, D A. Crouse, D J. Sharp, and L E. Hematopoietic

Microfilament bundles and cell shape are related to adhesiveness to substratum and are dissociable from growth control in cultured fibroblasts., M C. Willingham, K M. Yamada, S S. Yamada, J Pouyssegur, and I Pastan

Microfilament bundles in cultured cells. Correlation with anchorage independence and tumorigenicity in nude mice., J E. Celis, J V. Small, P Andersen, and A Celis

Microfilament bundles in transformed mouse clid x transformed cho cell hybrids. Correlation with tumorigenicity in nude mice., J E. Celis, J V. Small, K Kaltoft, and A Celis

Microfluorimetric study of metabolic alterations in ehrlich ascites tumor cells following serial cultivation in hypertonic media., E Kohen, D Schachtschabel, C Kohen, and B Thorell

Microfluorometric analysis of dna content changes in a murine teratocarcinoma., D E. Swartzendruber, L S. Cram, and J M. Lehman

Microfluorometric comparisons of chromatin thermal stability in situ between normal and neoplastic cells., M R. Alvarez

Microfluorometric comparisons of heat-induced nuclear acridine orange metachromasia between normal cells and neoplastic cells from primary tumors of diverse origin., M R. Alvarez

Microfluorometry of nuclear acridine orange metachromasia in lymphocytes of thymus, spleen, and blood of akr and random-bred mice., M R. Alvarez

Microgrid irradiation studies with c57 black mice, using greying of hair as effect indicator. Abstr., W H. Parr and A T. Krebs

Microinjection of a rabbit beta-globin gene into zygotes and its subsequent expression in adult mice and their offspring., T E. Wagner, P C. Hoppe, J D. Jollick, D R. Scholl, R L. Hodinka, and J B. Gault

Microinjection of macromolecules into normal murine lymphocytes by means of cell fusion. II. Enhancement and suppression of mitogenic responses by microinjection of monoclonal anti-cyclic amp into b lymphocytes., J Ohara, M Sugi, M Fujimoto, and T Watanabe

Microinjection of mouse eggs., T P. Lin

Micro-leukocyte adherence inhibition. I. Cellular basis of the mechanism of reactivity., A J. Russo, J H. Howell, S H. Leveson, D. Holyoke, and M H. Goldrosen

Micro-leukocyte adherence inhibition. Mechanism of reactivity. Abstr., A J. Russo, J H. Howell, S H. Leveson, P Bealmear, and M H. Goldrosen

Micro-leukocyte adherence inhibition: role of t-cells in the mechanism of reactivity. Abstr., D Jenkins, S Raina, A J. Russo, E D. Holyoke, and M H. Goldrosen

Micromethode de dosage des anticorps antiallotype chez la souris par un test de liaison avec le fragment fc marque a l'iode radioactif., M Sternberg

Micromethod for assaying immune cytolysis by the release of 51cr., N Kaliss

Micromethods for biochemical tests., James S. Sullivan

Micromethods for induction and assay of mouse mixed lymphocyte reactions and cytotoxicity., E Simpson, R Gordon, M Taylor, J Mertin, and P Chandler

Micromorphology of murine tumor viruses and of affected cells., A J. Dalton

Microneutralization test for the reoviruses. Application to detection and assay of antibodies in sera of laboratory animals., N J. Schmidt, E H. Lennette, and M F. Hanahoe

[micronuclei And sytogenetic anomalies in preimplantation mouse embryos.] (russ., Eng. Summ.), N V. Titenko and V I. Evsikov

Micronucleus test and bone-marrow chromosome analysis. A comparison of 2 methods in vivo for evaluating chemically induced chromosomal alterations., U Kliesch, N Danford, and I Adler

Microphthalmia and associated abnormalities in inbred black mice., R S. Smith, T H. Roderick, and J P. Sundberg

Microplate culture of mouse lymph node cells. I. Quantitation of responses to allogeneic lymphocytes endotoxin and phytomitogens., P E. Thrope and S C. Knight

Micropuncture study of renal phosphorus transport in hypophosphatemic vitamin d resistant rickets mice., S D. Giasson, M G. Brunetti, G Danan, N ormand, and U A. Carriere

Microradiographic and histologic appearance of mouse mandibles after extraction of mandible incisors. Abstr., W J. Felts and J M. Grewe

microRNA expression pattern in normal mouse lung development and cancer, Kevin Hawkins

Microscope photometry of trypan blue uptake in free islet beta-cells exposed to beta-cytotoxic agents. Abstr., K Grankvist

Microscope photometry of trypan blue uptake in free islet beta-cells exposp@@@ed to beta-cytotoxic agents. Ab, K Grankvist

Microscopical observations of the effects of tumour-inhibitory and non-inhibitory samples of gum tragacanth on landschutz ascites tumour cells., E G. Mayhew and E M. Roe

Microscopic characteristic of macroscopically normal non-syngeneic skin grafts., V Viklicky and M Polackova

Microscopic epididymides in testicular feminisation., S R. Blecher

Microscopy of internal structures of sendai virus associated with the cytoplasmic surface of host membranes., M Buechi and T Bachi

Microsomal and lysosomal acid phosphatase isoenzymes of mouse kidney, characterization and separation., C Lin and W H. Fishman

Microsomal lipoproteins as transplantation antigens., L A. Manson, G V. Foschi, T Dougherty, and J Palm

Microsomal metabolism of m-amsa (nsc-249992). Abstr., D Shoemaker, P Gormley, A Monks, R Cysyk, and L Malspeis

Microsomal metabolism of nitrosoureas., D L. Hill, M C. Kirk, and R F. Struck

Microsomal metabolism of triazenylimidazoles., D L. Hill

Microsomal monooxygenase activity in livers of noninduced dba/2wbog and c57bl/glibog mice. Abstr., D Brauze and A L. Pawlak

Microsomal synthesis of di- and triacylglycerols in rat liver and ehrlich ascites cells., P J. O'doherty and A Kuksis

Microsome-dependent covalent binding of the carcinogen, trichlorethylene, to cellular macromolecules. Abstr., S Banerjee, B L. Duuren, and B M. Goldschmidt

Microsome-mediated binding of the carcinogen 1,2-dichloro- ethane to macromolecules. Abstr., S Banerjee, B L. Duuren, and F I. Oruambo

Microspectrofluorometric analysis of surface antigens of murine melanoma and hamster peritoneal cell hybrids: comparisons of species antigenicity, chromosome number, and tumorigenicity., K L. Erickson and F Hu

Microspectrophotometric determination of deoxribonucleic acid in primary and metastatic mouse mammary tumors., E W. Chu and R A. Malmgren

Microspectrophotometric measurements of the deoxyribonucleic acid (dna) content in two chromosomal lines of the ehrlich ascites carci- noma., K R. Utsumi

Microspectrophotometry of the deoxyribonucleic acid in the thymus cells of leukaemic and normal ak mice., J Vesely, J Seifert, and J Nedvidek

Microspectrophotometry of the deoxyribonucleic acid in the thymus cells of leukaemic and normal ak mice following the application of aminopterin, azauridine, and phosphoramide in vivo., J Vesely, J Nedvidek, and J Seifert

Microsurgery of inner cell mass of mouse blastocyts., T P. Lin

Microsurgically produced homozygous-diploid uniparental mice., P C. Hoppe and K Illmensee

Microsurgically produced homozygous-diploid uniparental mice., P C. Hoppe and K Illmensee

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Microtubule-associated protein 1A is a modifier of tubby hearing (moth1)., A Ikeda, Q Y. Zheng, A R. Zuberi, K R. Johnson, J K. Naggert, and P M. Nishina

Microtubule-organizing centres in mammalian cells in culture., F M. Watt and H Harris

Microtubules and actin-containing filaments of normal, preneoplastic, and neoplastic mouse mammary epithelial cells., B B. Asch, D Medina, and B R. Brinkley

Microvasculature of c3h/bi mouse mammary tumors after x-irradiation., D E. Hilmas and E L. Gillette

Microvasculature of the mouse testis and excurrent duct system., F Suzuki

Microvillae reduction in p815y cells treated in culture with pentobarbital (pb). Abstr., J W. Cramer, S Wise, and L Lindner

Microviscosity changes during differentiation of neuroblastoma cells., S W. De laat, P T. Saag, S A. Nelemans, and M Shinitzky

Microwave absorption by normal and tumor cells., S Webb and A Booth

Microwave absorption spectroscopy of DNA., I J. Bigio, T R. Gosnell, P Mukherjee, and J D. Safer

Microwave beating as an adjunet in the experimental control of tumors in mice. Abstr., E H. Jefferson, A C. Kienzle, and M L. Griem

Microwave effects on granulocyte and macrophage precursor cells of mice in vitro., J C. Lin, M J. Ottenbreit, S Wang, S Inoue, R O. Bollinger, and M Fracassa

Microwave-field-driven acoustic modes in DNA., G S. Edwards, C C. Davis, J D. Saffer, and M L. Swicord

Microwave hyperthermia: modifications in tumour microphysiology. Abstr., H I. Bicher and F W. Hetzel

Microwaves induce an increase in the frequency of complement receptor-bearing lymphoid spleen cells in mice., jedrzejczak W. Wiktor, A Ahmed, K W. Sell, P Czerski, and W M. Leach

Microwave-specific heating affects gene expression., J D. Saffer and L A. Profenno

Mid1 slternative promoters in B-cell proliferation and systemic lupus erythematosis., Harsha Prabhala

Midazolam and fentanyl-fluanisone: assessment of anaesthetic effects in laboratory rodents and rabbits., P A. Flecknell and M Mitchell

Midbrain pathways of audiogenic seizures in dba/2 mice., J F. Willott and S M. Lu

Midgestation lethality in mice deficient for the RecA-related gene, Rad51d/Rad51l3., D L. Pittman and J C. Schimenti

'midget', A new dwarfing gene in the house mouse dependent on a gene- tic background of small body size for its expression., R E. Fowler and R G. Edwards

Midpregnancy elevation of serum androstenedione levels in the c3h/hen mouse: placental origin., M J. Soares and F Talamantes

Mif-like activity in simian virus 40-transformed 3t3 fibroblast culture., M E. Hammond, R O. Roblin, A M. Dvorak, S S. Selvaggio, A H. Black, and H F. Dvorak

Mif production by nonresponder mice sensitized with glu60ala30tyr10 (gat). Abstr., F Waxman, P H. Maurer, and P Baram

Migration and activation of regulatory t cells for mouse mixed lymphocyte reactions. Abstr., R R. Rich and S S. Rich

Migration and cell recruiting activity of specifically sensitized lymphocytes in sponge matrix allografts., U T. Hopt, W Sullivan, R Hoffman, and R L. Simmons

Migration and internalization of cells and polystyrene microspheres in tumor cell spheroids., M J. Dorie, R F. Kallman, D F. Rapacchietta, D V. Antwerp, and Y R. Huang

Migration and proliferation trends of donor T-lymphocytes in a murine model of minor histocompatibility antigen-induced graft-versus-host disease., Breelyn A. Wilky

Migration des cellules hematopoietiques medullaires chez la souris., E Frindel, M Tubiana, and F Charruyer

Migration inhibition caused by ebv-specific 48k subcomponent of ebna and the associated 53k cellular protein., R Szigeti, J Luka, L Sternas, and G Klein

Migration inhibition of alloimmune mouse macrophages by soluble transplantation antigens., K T. Maehara and K L. Ivor

Migration inhibition of immune mouse spleen cells by serum from x-irradiated tumor-bearing mice., H Moroson

Migration inhibition of lymph node lymphocytes as an assay for regional cell-mediated immunity in the intestinal lymphoid tissues of mice immunized orally with ovalbumin., A M. Mowat and A Ferguson

Migration inhibition of lymph node lymphocytes as an in vitro assay for cell-mediated immunity in the draining lymph nodes of parenterally immunized mice., A M. Mowat and A Ferguson

Migration inhibition of sensitized mouse spleen cells by cell-associated transplantation antigens: effect of method of antigen presentation., S K. Jacobs and H D. Preisler

Migration inhibition test based on the culture of spleen fragments, a quantitative analysis., K Ostrowski, O Blaton, E Skopinska, A Gorski, and rutczynska Z. Zaleska

Migration inhibitory action of bacterial lipopolysaccharide on progenitor cells of monocyte/macrophage lineage growing in culture in the presence of colony-stimulating factor (csf-1)., Y Ishii, M Shinoda, and M Shikita

Migration of antibody-forming cells and antigen-sensitive precursors between spleen, thymus and bone marrow., E A. Chaperon, J C. Selner, and H N. Claman

Migration of asbestos fibres from subcutaneous injection sites in mice., K Kanazawa, M S. Birbeck, R L. Carter, and F J. Roe

Migration of asbestos fibres in the body in relation to their car- cinogenic properties. Abstr., K Kanazaw, M S. Birbeck, R L. Carter, and F J. Roe

Migration of b and t lymphocytes to m cells in peyer's patch follicle epithelium: an autoradiographic and immunocytochemical study in mice., D K. Bhalla and R L. Owen

Migration of capillary endothelial cells is stimulated by tumor-derived factors., B R. Zetter

Migration of cells from shielded to irradiated marrow., M A. Maloney and H M. Patt

Migration of cells to the thymus demonstrated by parabiosis., M Brumby and D Metcalf

Migration of colony-forming cells from intraperitoneally transplanted whole spleens. Abstr., P Chervenick, D Boggs, J Marsh, G Cartwright, and M Wintrobe

Migration of cytoplasmic proteins into nuclei of spleen cells from immunized animals., M Bouteille

Migration of immunocompetent cells from spleen to thymus and bone marrow. Abstr., E A. Chaperon, H N. Claman, and J C. Selner

Migration of immunocompetent cells into bone marrow and thymus. Abstr., H N. Claman, E A. Chaperon, and J C. Selner

Migration of lymph node cells during the primary immune response., A J. Cochran, E Klein, and G Petranyi

Migration of lymphoblasts to the small intestine. I. Effect of trichinella spiralis infection on the migration of mesenteric lymphoblasts and mesenteric t lymphoblasts in syngeneic mice., M L. Rose, D M. Parrott, and R G. Bruce

Migration of lymphoblasts to the small intestine. II. Divergent migration of mesenteric and peripheral immuno- blasts to sites of inflammation in the mouse., M L. Rose, D M. Parrott, and R G. Bruce

Migration of lymphoblasts to the small intestine. Iii. Strain differences and relationship to distribution and duration of trichinella spiralis infection., smith D. Manson, R G. Bruce, M L. Rose, and D M. Parrott

Migration of macrophages carrying antigen into the thymus., E Kolsch

Migration of mesonephric cells into the mammalian gonad depends on Sry., B Capel, K H. Albrecht, L L. Washburn, and E M. Eicher

Migration of mouse lymphocytes in vitro. I. Normal lymph node lym- phocytes., R A. Hoffman, N L. Ascher, R D. Nelson, and R L. Simmons

Migration of normal spleen cells with differing concanavalin a-binding capacities. Abstr., B A. Rodriguez

Migration of nuclear rna into isolated mouse liver mitochondria., J Georgatsos

Migration of peripheral t and b cells into the thymus of aging (nzb x sjl)f1 female mice., F J. Dumont, R Barrois, and E B. Jacobson

Migration of reticulum cell sarcoma (rcs) tumor cells in irradiated and unirradiated sjl mice. Abstr., S P. Lerman, H Frost, C Powers, and K Lageroos

Migration of small lymphocytes in adult mice demonstrated by parabio- sis., C Ropke and N B. Everett

Migration of transplanted hematopoietic stem cells to the spleen of irradiated mice., D R. Boggs and P A. Chervenick

Migration of yolk sac cells to thymus grafts. Requirement of prior sojourn in bone marrow (or liver.)., O Stutman

Migration to the g. I. Tract of lymphocytes labeled with i-125 deoxyuridine. Abstr., G E. Solomon and R N. Taub

Migratory behavior of lymphocytes during allograft rejection., R A. Hoffman, N L. Ascher, and R L. Simmons

Migratory behavior of lymphocytes with specific reactivity to alloantigens. I. Selective recruitment to spleen, bone marrow, and liver after an intravenous challenge., E E. Emeson

Migratory behavior of melanoblasts from piebald mice. Abstr., T C. Mayer

Migratory patterns of b lymphocytes. IV. Effect of anti-ig on follicular localization of radioactively labeled murine spleen and bone marrow cells., R H. De kruyff, N M. Ponzio, A F. Schrater, and G J. Thorbecke

Migratory patterns of technetium-99m-labeled lymphoid cells. I. Effects of antilymphocyte serum on the organ distribution of murine thymocytes., R F. Barth and O Singla

Mikrowellenhyperthermie und onkolyse durch clostridien., D Gericke, F Dietzel, and W Konig

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Mild spherocytosis and altered red cell ion transport in protein 4. 2-null mice., L L Peters, H K Jindel, B Gwynn, C Korsgren, K M John, S E Lux, N Mohandas, C M Cohen, M R Cho, D E Golan, and C Brugnara

Milk-production curves of four strains in mice., T Ino, S Yoshikawa, M Yamauchi, and Y Sakuma

Milk yield during prolonged lactation in mice, effect of ovariectomy., G H. Zeilmaker

Milky spots (taches laiteuses) as structures which trap asbestos in mesothelial layers and their significance in the pathogenesis of mesothelial neoplasia., K Kanazawa, F J. Roe, and T Yamamoto

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Millisecond-timescale optical control of neural dynamics in the nonhuman primate brain., X Han, X Qian, J G. Bernstein, H H. Zhou, G T. Franzesi, P Stern, R T. Bronson, A M. Graybiel, R Desimone, and E S. Boyden

Mimicking the alloantigenicity of proteins with chemically synthe- sized peptides differing in single amino acids., H Alexander, D A. Johnson, J Rosen, L Jerabek, N Green, I L. Weissman, and R A. Lerner

Mimicry effect of histones in homograft tissue., G Gillissen and G Nehring

Miniature, a new gene for small size in the mouse., D Bennett

Minicomputer monitored social behavior of mice with hippocampus lesions., D L. Ely, E G. Greene, and J P. Henry

Minimal bone marrow damage in mice given bleomycin., S S. Boggs, G P. Sartiano, and A D. Mezza

Minimal molecular and cellular requirements for elicitation of secondary anti-vesicular stomatitis virus cytotoxic t lymphocytes., A H. Hale and M J. Ruebush

Minimal molecular requirements for reactivity of tumor cells with t cells., A H. Hale, D S. Lyles, L K. Paulus, and M J. Ruebush

Minimal phenylalanine diet and increased host defense against murine l1210 leukemia. Abstr., M J. Pine

Minimal requirements for in vitro activity of chemically defined synthetic antigens as immunogenic carrier molecules., A Bernstein, A Yaron, and A Globerson

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Minimum information specification for in situ hybridization and immunohistochemistry experiments (MISFISHIE)., E W. Deutsch, C A. Ball, J J. Berman, J Quackenbush, M Ringwald, G Sherlock, C J. Stoeckert, J Swedlow, R C. Taylor, L Walashek, and al et

Minimum peptide sequences necessary for priming and triggering of humoral and cell-mediated immune responses in mice: use of synthetic peptide antigens of defined structure., B Singh, K Lee, E Fraga, A Wilkinson, and M A. Barton

Mining for genes important preimplantation embryo development., Emily E. Radford

Mining metabolic pathway data from gene ontology annotation., Michael Petkov

Mining the mouse phenome database (MPD) to find candidate modifier genes: oles revealed for serum IGF-1 levels and FOXO3 inactivation in nmd mice, Jennifer Whiting

Minor antigen-induced inhibition of allogeneic cytotoxic cells. Abstr., R L. Hayes and H N. Claman

Minor h antigens introduced on h-2 different stimulating cells cross-react at the cytotoxic t cell level during in vivo priming., M J. Bevan

Minor histocompatibility antigen expression on f9 embryonal carcinoma cells revealed by t-cell mediated responses., M Simmler, P Avner, and J Levy

Minor histocompatibility antigens., E Simpson and D C. Roopenian

Minor Histocompatibility Antigens: From the Laboratory to the Clinic.

Minor histocompatibility genes important in lethal graft- -versus-host reaction (gvhr): chromosomal assignment of five genes using ten chromosomal markers., R Motta, R Moutier, and pannenko O. Halle

Mino@@@@r (non-h-2) histocompatibility antigens influence intensity of graft-versus-host reaction (gvhr) induced across majorr@@@ (h-2) histocompatibility barrier. Furt evidence. Abstr., L L. Pritchard, pannenko O. Halle, N Abuaf, and G Mathe

Minors held by majors: the H13 minor histocompatibility locus defined as a peptide/MHC class I complex., L M. Mendoza, P Paz, A Zuberi, G Christianson, D C. Roopenian, and N Shastri

Minute chromatin bodies in a murine in vitro cell line., S B. De salum and I Larripa

Minute chromatin bodies in two mouse tumours induced in vivo by rous sarcoma virus., L Donner and J Bubenik

Minutes of the conference on genetics and social behavior, Roscoe B. Jackson Memorial Laboratory, Bar Harbor, Maine, September 10-13, 1946.

Minute virus of mice. II. Prevalence, epidemiology, and occurrence as a contaminant of transplanted tumors., J C. Parker, M J. Collins, S S. Cross, and W P. Rowe

Minute virus of mice inhibits cell transformation by simian virus 40., S Mousset and J Rommelaere

miR-106a-mediated malignant transformation of cells induced by anti-benzo[a]pyrene-trans-7,8-diol-9,10-epoxide., Y Jiang, Y Wu, A R. Greenlee, J Wu, Z Han, X Li, and Y Zhao

miR-22 functions as a micro-oncogene in transformed human bronchial epithelial cells induced by anti-benzo[a]pyrene-7,8-diol-9,10-epoxide., L Liu, Y Jiang, H Zhang, A R. Greenlee, R Yu, and Q Yang

Mise en evidence d'activites nucleotide-pyrophosphatase et phosphohydrolase dans les lymphocytes normaux de souris balb/c et absence de ces activites dans les cellules tumorales yc8 et les lymphocytes d'animaux porteurs du lymphome yc8., ramniceanu M. Barel and E Morel

Mise en evidence du facteur lacte de la souche de souris ps par ultracentrifugation sur gradients de ficoll. Association des particules virales avec des mycoplasmes., C Mouriquand, J Mouriquand, and C Viala

Mise en evidence d'un conditionnement a caractere cooperatif chez la souris., A Rechsteiner

Mise en evidence d'une immunite chez la souris cba greffee de sarcome j., P Chevalier

Mise en evidence d'une odeur de groupe chez les souris par la mesure de l'activite locomotrice., P Ropartz

Mise en evidence histochimique de la secretion de l'amylase, dans les glandes salivaires sous-maxillaires, retrolinguales et sous- -parotidiennes de la souris., M Chretien and F Zajdela

Mise en evidence histochimique de la stimulation, par la testosterone, de la secretion amylasique dans les glandes sous-maxillaires et retrolinguales de la souris., M Chretien

Mismatching for minor histocompatibility antigens in bone marrow transplantation: consequences for the development and control of serve graft-versus-host disease., G Mathe, L L. Pritchard, and pannenko O. Halle

Misonidazole cytotoxicity in tumor model systems. Abstr., P J. Conroy and R M. Sutherland

Misonidazole inhibits glycolysis and changes the redox balance of neuronal tissue in vivo. Abstr., P J. Conroy

Mi-spotted: a mutation in the mouse., H G. Wolfe and D L. Coleman

Mi-spotted. A mutation in the mouse., H G. Wolfe and D L. Coleman

Missing enogenous dopaminergic inhibition of aldosterone secretion in human conn's adenoma tissue after heterotransplantation to thymusaplastic mice., E Jungmann, U Schwedes, K H. Usadel, I Obert, and K Schoffling

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Missing optomotor head-turning reflex in the DBA/2J mouse., P Barabas, W Huang, H Chen, C L. Koehler, G Howell, S W. John, N Tian, R C. Renteria, and D Krizaj

"Misty" a new coat color dilution in the mouse, Mus musculus., G W. Woolley

Misty dilution in the mouse., G W. Woolley

Misuse of the c3h/hej mouse in the determination of endotoxin contamination of various biologic preparations., S M. Walker and W O. Weigle

Mithramycin effect on mouse glioma. A time-study suggesting a method for reducing toxicity. Abstr., J W. Yarbro and B J. Kennedy

Mithramycin effect on the growth of a mouse glioma. Abstr., B Kennedy and J W. Yarbro

Mithramycin inhibition of ribonucleic acid synthesis., J W. Yarbro, B J. Kennedy, and C P. Barnum

Mitigation of acute secondary disease by treatment of the recipient with antilymphocytic serum before grafting of allogeneic hemopoietic cells., D W. Van bekkum

Mitigation of caffeine-induced teratogenicity in mice by prior chronic caffeine ingestion., M Terada and H Nishimura

Mitigation of graft-versus-host disease in lethally irradiated mice grafted with spleen cells adherent to glass beads., M R. Gambrill, G D. Ledney, and T J. Vittie

Mitigation of graft-versus-host disease in mice by treatment of donors with bacterial endotoxin., W C. Rose, G E. Rodey, A A. Rimm, and M M. Bortin

Mitigation of graft-versus-host disease in mice with xenogeneic antithymocyte serum and complement., D Volf, L L. Sensenbrenner, and G W. Santos

Mitigation of gvhd in lethally irradiated mice grafted with spleen cells adherent to glass beads. Abstr., M R. Gambrill and G D. Ledney

Mitigation of secondary disease in lethally irradiated and allogeneic bone marrow grafted mice by selective elimination of immunocompetent cells. Abstr., O H. Costachel, I I. Corneci, and T Andrian

Mitigation of secondary disease in mice receiving bone marrow from donors pretreated with cortisone and alkylating agents., C M. Ambrus, J L. Ambrus, and E T. Feltz

Mitochondrial changes in the liver of essential fatty acid-deficient mice., J W. Wilson and E H. Leduc

Mitochondrial conformation and adenine nucleotide content of ehrlich ascites tumor cells. Abstr., B F. Trump and K U. Laiho

Mitochondrial dna evolution in mice., S D. Ferris, R D. Sage, E M. Prager, U Ritte, and A C. Wilson

Mitochondrial lipids of ehrlich lettre ascites tumor cells., C E. Park and C E. Wenner

Mitochondrial lipids of eld ascites tumor cells. Abstr., C E. Park and C E. Wenner

Mitochondrial malate dehydrogenase and malic enzyme, mendelian inherited electrophoretic variants in the mouse., T B. Shows, V M. Chapman, and F H. Ruddle

Mitochondrial malate dehydrogenase (Mor-1) in the mouse: linkage to chromosome 5 markers., J E. Womack, N L. Hawes, E R. Soares, and T H. Roderick

Mitochondrial malate dehydrogenase (mor-1) in the mouse. Linkage to chromosome 5 markers., J E. Womack, N L. Hawes, E R. Soares, and T H. Roderick

Mitochondrial malic enzyme in mosaic skeletal muscle of mouse chimeras., P M. Frair, P M. Strasberg, K B. Freeman, and A C. Peterson

Mitochondrial membrane-bound hexokinase of ascites tumor cells. Functional implications of lysine residues studied by modification with imidoesters., P A. Lazo and L Bosca

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Mitochondrial oxidative phosphorylation and energetic status are reflected by morphology of mitochondrial network in INS-1E and HEP-G2 cells viewed by 4Pi microscopy., Hlavata L. Plecita, M Lessard, J Santorova, J Bewersdorf, and P Jezek

Mitochondrial proline dehydrogenase deficiency in hyperprolinemic PRO/Re mice: genetic and enzymatic analyses., R L. Blake, J G. Hall, and E S. Russell

Mitochondrial proline dehydrogenase deficiency in hyperprolinemic pro/re mice. Genetic and enzymatic analyses., R L. Blake, J G. Hall, and E S. Russell

Mitochondrial protein and rna synthesis of x-irradiated mouse livers., H Mukerjee and A Goldfeder

Mitochondrial respiratory enzyme activity in the spontaneous mouse hepatoma BW7756., Debbie Richards

Mitochondrial studies in senescent mice--ii. Specific activity, bouyant density, and turnover of mitochondrial dna., R Huemer, K Lee, A Reeves, and C Bickert

Mitochondrial studies in senescent mice--i. Turnover of brain mitochondrial lipids., R Huemer, C Bickert, K Lee, and A E. Reeves

Mitochondrial uncoupling protein from mouse brown fat. Molecular cloning, genetic mapping, and mRNA expression., A Jacobsson, U Stadler, M A. Glotzer, and L P. Kozak

Mitochondria of the ehrlich ascites-tumour cell., A O. Hawtrey and H M. Silk

Mitochondria of the ehrlich ascites-tumour cell. 2. Diphosphopyri- dine nucleotide- and triphosphopyridine nucleotide-dependent oxidation of isocitrate., A O. Hawtrey and M H. Silk

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Mitochondria, redox signaling and axis specification in metazoan embryos., J A. Coffman and J M. Denegre

Mitoferrin is essential for erythroid iron assimilation., G C. Shaw, J J. Cope, L Li, K Corson, C Hersey, G E. Ackermann, B Gwynn, A J. Lambert, R A. Wingert, D Traver, Y Zhou, E Minet, A Donovan, A Brownlie, R Balzan, M J. Weiss, L L. Peters, J Kaplan, and L I. Zon

Mitogen-activated b-cell blasts reactive to more than one mitogen., J Andersson, A Coutinho, and F Melchers

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Mitogen-activated protein kinase dynamics during the meiotic G2/MI transition of mouse spermatocytes., A Inselman and M A. Handel

Mitogen activity of spleen cells from germfree, radiation induced, allogenic bone marrow treated mice. Abstr., J Mattingly and P M. Webb

Mitogenic activation and proliferation of mouse thymocytes. Comparison between isotope incorporation and flow-micro- fluorometry., I Betel, J Martijnse, and G V. Westen

Mitogenic activity elaborated by macrophage-like cell lines act as competence factors for balb/c-3t3 cells. Abstr., G Y. Gillespie, W Wharton, and W J. Pledger

Mitogenic activity of actinomyces viscosus. I. Effects on murine b and t lymphocytes, and partial characterization., D Engel, J Clagett, R Page, and B Williams

Mitogenic activity of sindbis virus and its isolated glyco- proteins., snitkoff G. Goodman and J J. Mcsharry

Mitogenic analysis of murine b-cell heterogeneity., C Bona, A Yano, A Dimitriu, and R G. Miller

Mitogenic and allogeneic stimulation in vitro., R A. Hoffman, M B. Widmer, D C. Roopenian, N L. Ascher, D R. Simmons, and L O. During

Mitogenic effect of anti-friend leukemia virus antiserum on t cells., H Senn and R Papoian

Mitogenic effect of bacterial peptidoglycans possessing adjuvant activity., C Damais, C Bona, L Chedid, J Fleck, C Nauciel, and J P. Martin

Mitogenic effect of tobacco glycoprotein (tgp) on mouse lymphocytes. Abstr., J W. Choy, C G. Becker, G W. Siskind, and T Francus

Mitogenic effects of salmonella lps and staphylococcal enterotoxin 'b' on human peripheral lymphocytes and mouse spleen cells. Abstr., D L. Peavy, W H. Adler, and R T. Smith

Mitogenic factors produced by lymphocyte activation, effect on t- and b-cells., T L. Vischer

Mitogenicity of bacterial endotoxins, characterization of the mito- genic principle., D L. Peavy, J W. Shands, W H. Adler, and R T. Smith

Mitogenicity of cell wall preparations of gram-positive bacteria on cultured spleen cells obtained from immunologically abnormal c3h/hej and cba/n-defect mice., taki T. Saito, M J. Tanabe, H Mochizuki, M Nakano, A Tsujimoto, S Kotani, K Yokogawa, and S Kawata

Mitogenicity of cornynebacterium parvum for mouse lymphocytes., H Zola

Mitogenicity of naegleria fowleri extract for murine t lymphocytes., A Ferrante and C Smyth

Mitogenicity of thrombin and surface alterations on mouse splenocytes., L B. Chen, N N. Teng, and J M. Buchanan

Mitogenic properties of the thymus-independent antigen pneumococcal polysaccharide siii., A Coutinho and G Moller

Mitogenic response of c3h/hej mouse lymphocytes to polyanionic polysaccharides obtained from bordetella pertussis endotoxin and from other bacterial species., R Girard, R Chaby, and G Bordenave

Mitogenic response of human and murine t lymphocytes to staph- ylococcal protein a: not mediated by binding to cell surface immunoglobulins., Y Nakao, M Kishihara, Y Baba, T Fujita, and K Fujiwara

Mitogenic response of t-cell subclasses to agarose-linked and to free ribonucleotides., S H. Gregory and M Kern

Mitogenic responses of mouse thymus and spleen cells, effect of immunoadsorbent procedures., madsen M. Hoier and B Rubin

Mitogenic responses of murine b cells to streptococcus mutans serotype carbohydrate. Abstr., S M. Michalek, S Hamada, M Torii, and J R. Mcghee

Mitogenic responses of new zealand mice comparing age, sex, and strain., P E. Prete and J H. Morse

Mitogenic responses of thymus cell subpopulations., S E. Nielson and J L. Tribble

Mitogen-induced changes in glycolytic enzymes of mouse lympho- cytes: influence of insulin on cell activation in vitro., espada F. Diaz and alarcon L. Lopez

Mitogen-induced changes in lymphocyte prostaglandin levels: a signal for the induction of suppressor cell activity., D R. Webb and I Nowowiejski

Mitogen-induced lymphocyte-mediated cytotoxicity in vitro, effect of mitogens selectively activating t or b cells., G Moller, O Sjoberg, and J Andersson

Mitogen-induced lymphocyte transformation., R A. Murgita

Mitogen induction of murine c-type viruses. I. Analysis of lymphoid cell subpopulations., G Schumann and C Moroni

Mitogen induction of murine c-type viruses. II. Effect of b-lymphocyte mitogens., C Moroni and G Schumann

Mitogen induction of murine c-type viruses. Iii. Effect of culture conditions, age, and genotype., G Schumann and C Moroni

Mitogen-reactive b cell subpopulations selectively express different sets of v regions., D Primi, F Mami, C L. Guern, and P Cazenave

Mitogen response of peripheral blood and splenic lymphocytes and effect of 2-mercaptoethanol in tumor-bearing mice., Y Kikuchi, R N. Hiramoto, and V K. Ghanta

Mitogen responses of germfree mice fed chemically defined or natural diet. Abstr., P M. Webb, H E. Schmitz, J R. Pleasants, and B S. Wostmann

Mitogens and t-cell heterogeneity., R W. Dutton

Mitogens and t-independent antigens stimulate t lymphocytes to secrete ia antigens., C R. Parish and I F. Mckenzie

Mitogens as probes for immunocyte activation and cellular cooperation., J Andersson, O Sjoberg, and G Moller

Mitogen-stimulated glutaraldehyde-fixed spleen cells. Ability to stimulate in the mixed lymphocyte reaction and generate effector cells in cell-mediated lympholysis., J J. Lightbody and Y M. Kong

Mitogen stimulation of splenocytes from mice infected with scrapie agent., D E. Garfin, D P. Stites, J D. Perlman, S Patricia, C, and S B. Prusiner

Mitogen Synergism in low-responding CBA/CaJ mice., C M. Astle and D E. Harrison

Mitogen synergism in low-responding cba/caj mice., C M. Astle and D E. Harrison

Mitoghondria control expression of a murine cell surface antigen., R I. Smith, M M. Huston, R N. Jenkins, D P, S, and R R. Rich

Mitomycin c combination therapy against murine tumor systems. Effectiveness with cyclophosphamide and methotrexate., J A. Mabel and I Wodinsky

Mitomycin c-treated trypanosoma cruzi in vaccination of mice: induction of immunosuppression but not protection., R L. Tarleton, R E. Kuhn, and D S. Cunningham

Mitosewirkung ionisierender strahlen auf die bos- und gutartige epidermishyperplasie der maus. Vii. Wirkung einmaliger kontaktbestrahlung auf die zweite wachstumsphase der zelle (zelldifferenzierung)., K Setala and E E. Niskanen

Mitosis and population density in cultures of embryonic chick and mouse fibroblasts., D L. Njeuma

Mitotic abnormalities produced by juglone in ehrlich ascites tumor cells., T A. Okada, E Roberts, and A F. Brodie

Mitotic activity in the epithelium of the small bronchi of mice with a high incidence of spontaneous lung tumors., H Bjork and M Harkonen

Mitotic activity in the regeneration of irradiated c57bl/6 mouse thymus. Abstr., A M. Savage and C Smith

Mitotic activity of bone marrow cells, blood serum transferrin type and fertility in inbred and hybrid mice. (russ.), L V. Dzetsina and Y A. Golota

Mitotic activity of hairless mouse epidermal melanocytes, its role in the increase of melanocytes during ultraviolet radiation., T Sato and A Kawada

Mitotic activity of hyperplastic alveolar nodules and of normal lobules in the mammary glands of c3h/crgl female mice., M R. Banerjee

Mitotic activity of mast cells in precancerous mouse skin., W Sawicki

Mitotic activity of two chromosomally marked populations of cells in an immune response. Abstr., P C. Koller, A J. Davies, E Leuchars, and V J. Wallis

Mitotic activity of vaginal epithelial cells following neonatal injections of different doses of estrogen in mice., T Iguchi, Y Ohta, and N Takasugi

Mitotic association patterns of nucleolar organizing chromosomes in the mouse., M A. Spence and F W. Luthardt

Mitotic chromosome preparations from mouse cells for karyotyping., E C. Akeson and M T. Davisson

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Mitotic chromosome structure., Dieter W Heermann

Mitotic circadian rhythm in a fast-growing and a slow-growing hepatoma, mitotic rhythm in hepatomas., J M. Echave llanos and R E. Nash

Mitotic control by internal secertion. The role of the chalone- -adrenalin complex., W S. Bullough and E B. Laurence

Mitotic crossing over in triple inversion heterozygous embryos and regenerating adult inversion heterozygous liver: a more acurate sperm preparation technique., Elizabeth W. Cravey

Mitotic cycle of ascites tumor cells., R Baserga

Mitotic cycles in estrogen-treated mice. A radioautographic study., O I. Epifanova

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Mitotic defects lead to pervasive aneuploidy and accompany loss of RB1 activity in mouse LmnaDhe dermal fibroblasts., C H. Pratt, M Curtain, L R. Donahue, and L S. Shopland

Mitotic division in pancreatic beta cells., A A. Like and W L. Chick

Mitotic division of tissue mast cells as indicated by the uptake of tritiated thymidine., hansen G. Asboe and H Levi

Mitotic index in mouse embryos with 6-aminonicotinamide-induced and inherited cleft lip., D G. Trasler and S Leong

Mitotic index in the regenerating liver of tumor-bearing mice., A Theologides and G F. Zaki

Mitotic inhibition and its relation to survival in s-180 ascites tumor cells in vivo following fractionated exposures of x-radiation., T C. Evans, R F. Hagemann, and D B. Leeper

Mitotic rate of malignant c1300 mouse neuroblastoma., F D. Bertalanffy and C Mcaskill

Mitotic rate of spontaneous mammary gland adenocarcinoma in c3h/hej mice., F D. Bertalanffy

Mitotic rates in infant mouse livers following oral administration of diethylnitrosamine or its precursors. Abstr., K S. Rijhsinghani, W Jao, M A. Swerdlow, K V. Rao, and S D. Vesselinovitch

Mitotic rates of neoplastic cell populations. Abstr., F D. Bertalanffy

Mitotic recombination., T V. Rajan, E D. Halay, T A. Potter, G A. Evans, J G. Seidman, D D. Margulies, and M M. Of

Mitotic recombination between homologous chromosomes generates H-2 somatic cell variants in vitro., T A. Potter, R A. Zeff, W Frankel, and T V. Rajan

Mitotic recombination in the H-2 antigen loss variants., Marie-Blanche N. Tchetgen

Mitotic rhythms in hepatic cells of normal and tumor bearing mice. Abstr., G L. Rosene

Mitotic spindle fiber orientation in relation to cell migration in the neo-cortex of normal and reeler mouse., P Landrieu and A Goffinet

Mitral cell degeneration and sensory function in the neurological mutant mouse purkinje cell degeneration (pcd)., C A. Greer and G M. Shepherd

Mitsuda-type lepromin reactions as a measure of host resistance in mycobacterium lepraemurium infection., J Curtis and J L. Turk

Mixed agglutination in microtiter u-trays., M Chan, K Kano, and F Milgrom

Mixed bacterial toxins in the treatment of tumors. Iii. Effect of tumor removal on the toxicity and mortality rates in mice., H F. Havas, A J. Donnelly, and S I. Levine

Mixed bacterial toxins in the treatment of tumors. IV. Response of methylcholanthrene-induced, spontaneous, and transplanted tumors in mice., H F. Havas and A J. Donnelly

Mixed cell agglutination reactions during graft acceptance and rejec- tion. Abstr., R D. Guttmann and M Katz

Mixed culture cytopathogenicity, a new test for growth of murine leukemia viruses in tissue culture., V Klement, W P. Rowe, J W. Hartley, and W E. Pugh

Mixed hemadsorption reaction with mouse mammary tumors. Abstr., W C. Williams

Mixed leucocyte interaction involving mouse strains of strong and weak allogeneic specificities., R K. Main and M J. Jones

Mixed leukocyte cultures and immune response region disparity., M L. Bach, M B. Widmer, F H. Bach, and J Klein

Mixed leukocyte cultures as a measure of histocompatibility in inbred mice., R G. Shorter, C Nava, J L. Titus, and G A. Hallenback

Mixed leukocyte culture with mouse spleen cells in a serum-free medium., E Gazit and T Harris

Mixed leukocyte reaction in mice., R M. Steinman, B Gutchinov, M D. Witmer, D M. Nussenzweig, and T C. Primary

Mixed lymphocyte culture reactivity and h-2 histocompatibility loci differences., J Klein, M B. Widmer, M Segall, and F H. Bach

Mixed-lymphocyte-culture responses of mice. Nature of the inter- acting cell subpopulations., J M. Plate

Mixed lymphocyte cultures and histocompatibility antigens in mice., M Rychlikova and P Ivanyi

Mixed lymphocyte cultures produce effector cells, model in vitro for allograft rejection., P Hayry and V Defendi

Mixed lymphocyte reaction caused by an h-2d mutation., M Rychlikova, P Demant, and I K. Egorov

Mixed lymphocyte reaction caused by an H-2D mutation (congenic strains-B10.D2 new-B10.504)., M Rychl:ikov:a, P D:emant, and I K. Egorov

Mixed lymphocyte reaction in mice genetically selected for high (hi/pha) or low (lo/pha) responsiveness to phytohemagglutinin., briot M. Liacopoulos, C Stiffel, F Lambert, and C D. Fond

Mixed lymphocyte reactions, absence of stimulation by irradiated allogeneic cells., B M. Gebhardt

Mixed lymphocyte reactions. Augmentation by drugs that inhibit stimulator cell protein synthesis., C M. Metzler, T G. Kostyk, and R K. Gershon

Mixed lymphocyte reaction with mouse spleen cells in serum-free medium. Abstr., E Gazit and T N. Harris

Mixed lymphocyte reactivity and cell-mediated lympholysis to d-end differences of the murine major histocompatibility complex., R J. Hodes, verhulst A. Schmitt, K S. Hathcock, and G M. Shearer

Mixed lymphocyte reactivity and cell-mediated lympholysis to trini- trophenyl-modified autologous lymphocytes in c57bl/10 congenic and b10.a Recombinant mouse strains., G M. Shearer, E C. Lozner, T G. Rehn, and verhulst A. Schmitt

Mixed mesodermal tumor of the ovary with carcinoembryonic antigen and alkaline phosphatase production. Histochemical, autoradiographic, and electorn microscopic studies of heterotransplanted tumors in athymic nude mice., A Takeda, M Matsuyama, K Kuzuya, T Chihara, U Tsubouchi, and S Takeuchi

Mixed splenocyte cultures and graft versus host reactions selectively induce an 's-tropic' murine type c virus., C J. Sherr, M M. Lieber, and G J. Todaro

Mixed tumor challenge of strain specific and nonspecific ta3 mouse ascites mammary adenocarcinoma., A Nowotny and J Grohsman

Ml antigen of dba/2 mouse leukemias: expression of an endogenous murine mammary tumor virus., J Racevskis and N H. Sarkar

Mlc and cmc reactivity and specificity of idiotype- -specific lymphoid cells enriched for histocompatibility (h-2) antigens., T M. Folks, A Ahmed, J J. Rayan, M Feldmann, and K W. Sell

Mlc response to tla-region determinants. Abstr., K Sullivan

M-locus. Linkage studies. Abstr., C Bishop, H Festenstein, and B Taylor

Mlr and cml activity of minor histoincompatible strains. Abstr., D Roopenian and R E. Click

Mlr and cml vitamin dependency. Abstr., E Sigmon, M Azar, and R E. Click

Mlr stimulation due to i-j subregion differences between b10.a(3r) And b10.a(5r) T cells and inhibition by anti-ia sera. Abstr., K Okuda, C S. David, and D C. Shreffler

Mls-1 is encoded by the long terminal repeat open reading frame of the mouse mammary tumor provirus Mtv-7., U Beutner, W N. Frankel, M S. Cote, J M. Coffin, and B T. Huber

Mlsa-reactive t-cell lines retain reactivity for h-2 determinants. Abstr., kimber K. Molnar, S R. Webb, J Sprent, and D B. Wilson

Mn2+-stimulated adhesion and spreading of ehrlich ascites cells are separate processes., P M. Evans and B M. Jones

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mnd2: a new mouse model of inherited motor neuron disease., J M. Jones, R L. Albin, E L. Feldman, K Simin, T G. Schuster, W A. Dunnick, J T. Collins, C E. Chrisp, B A. Taylor, and M H. Meisler

Mnng for 10t1/2 and cho cells., D S. Greenberg, J W. Grishman, W N. Bell, M S. Baker, N D. Kaufman, and E E. Of

Mobile and less mobile pools of b-cell ca2+ involved in insulin secretion. Abstr., J Sehlin

Mobilisation from microdissected pancreatic islets of intra- cellular 45ca taken up in response to d-glucose. Abstr., B Hellman, E Gylfe, A Buitrago, and P Berggren

Mobility of carbohydrate-containing structures on the surface membrane and the normal differentiation of myeloid leukemic cells to macro- phages and granulocytes., M Inbar, bassat H. Ben, E Fibach, and L Sachs

Mobility of different lectin receptors on the plasma membrane of peritoneal macrophages and thymocytes., V Vetvicka, L Fornusek, and M Koursalova

Mobilizable stem cells: characteristics and replacement of the pool after exhaustion., I Feher and J Gidali

Mobilization and function of leucocytes in aging mice. Abstr., G Yannelli, J R, and A K. Szakal

Mobilization of haemopoietic stem cells (cfu) into the peripheral blood of the mouse, effects of endotoxin and other compounds., O Vos, W A. Buurman, and R E. Ploemacher

Mobilization of plasma free fatty acids during the growth of various experimental tumors., A Bizzi, S Garattini, and A Guaitani

Mocha, a new coat color and behavior mutation on chromosome 10 of the mouse., P W. Lane and M S. Deol

Mocha, a new coat color and behavior mutation on chromosome 10 of the mouse., P W. Lane and M S. Deol

Modalites d'apprentissage d'un labyrinthe chez les souris c57br, c57bl/6 et balb/c., K Kitahama and J Valatx

Modality therapy of spontaneous murine breast cancer. Abstr., R L. Stolfi, D S. Martin, R A. Fugmann, D L. Stolfi, and T C. Combined

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Model based precision structural measurements on barely resolved objects., D Baddeley, Y Weiland, C Batram, U Birk, and C Cremer

Model for human cystic fibrosis., O L. Catanzaro, M I. Vaccaro, S B. Vila, A L. Seeber, N O. Pivetta, and K A. Mouse

Model immune complexes formed between monoclonal antibodies and a novel bivalent affinity label., J L. Winkelhake

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Modeling complex genetic interactions in a simple eukaryotic genome: actin displays a rich spectrum of complex haploinsufficiencies., B Haarer, S Viggiano, M A. Hibbs, O G. Troyanskaya, and D C. Amberg

Modeling human leukemia using immune-compromised mice., F Ishikawa, Y Saito, and L D. Shultz

Modeling human Philadelphia chromosome-positive leukemia in mice., S Li

Model of cardiotoxicity., S H. Rosenoff, H M. Olson, D M. Young, F Bostick, D R. Young, and animal Y. Small

Models in comparative teratogenesis., K H. Degenhardt and J Franz

Models of ara-c chemotherapy of l1210 leukemia in mice., K J. Himmelstein and K B. Bischoff

Models of auto-immunity, spontaneous diseases of lower animals., R M. Lewis

Models of signal transduction in cancer., Dongguang Li and Shaoguang Li

Mode of action for anti-lymphocyte serum., E Leuchars, V J. Wallis, and A J. Davies

Mode of action of 2-amino-6-chloro-1-deazapurine (acdp). Abstr., L L. Bennett Jr., D Smithers, N F. Dubois, and R W. Brockman

Mode of action of aniline mustard., T A. Connors and M E. Whisson

Mode of action of anti-lymphocyte globulin. I. The distribution of rabbit anti-lymphocyte globulin injected into rats and mice., A M. Denman and E P. Frenkel

Mode of action of antilymphocyte sera (als)., N Harris, G Merino, and J Najarian

Mode of action of a soluble immune response suppressor (sirs) produced by concanavalin a-activated spleen cells., T Tadakuma and C W. Pierce

Mode of action of cis-dichloro-diammine platinum(ii) on mouse ehrlich ascites tumor cells., E Heinen and R Bassleer

Mode of action of erythropoietin in polycythemic mice. II. Response in mice with polycythemia induced by hypoxia or transfusion., T P. Mc donald, R D. Lange, and A L. Kretchmar

Mode of action of erythropoietin in polycythemic mice. I. Response in mice treated with 5-fluorouracil., A L. Kretchmar, T P. Donald, and R D. Lange

Mode of action of immunosuppressive substances in sera of tumor-bearing mice., R B. Whitney and J G. Levy

Mode of action of ir genes and the nature of t cell receptors for antigen., R V. Blanden, A J. Hapel, and D C. Jackson

Mode of action of polyethylene glycol 6000 in potentiating the in vitro generation of antitumor cytotoxicity by mopc-315 tumor bearer spleen cells., M B. Mokyr, D Przepiorka, and S Dray

Mode of action of the bioreductive alkylating agent, 2,3-bis(chloromethyl)-napthoquinone (cmnq). Abstr., L A. Cosby, R S. Pardini, R Biagini, A J. Lin, and A C. Sartorelli

Mode of action of the photo-activated porphyrins. Abstr., D Kessel

Mode of action of t-mutants in sperm haplophase. Abstr., H Winking

Mode of binding of photo-activated porphyrins as a determinant of selective toxicity. Abstr., D Kessel

Mode of growth inhibitory action of anticellular anti- bodies on l5178 cells in the absence of complement. Abstr., T Yang and mitchell J. Woodcock

Mode of growth of the choroid plexus in mouse embryos., P A. Knudsen

Mode of immunosuppressive action of ehrlich ascitic fluid., I Hrsak and T Marotti

Mode of inheritance of deficient corpus callosum in mice., D Wahlsten

Mode of inheritance of deficient corpus callsoum in the brains of laboratory mice. Abstr., D Wahlsten

Mode of inheritance of emothionality in the mouse (mus musculus). Sex differences and the effects of trials and illumination., C L. Goodrick

Mode of inheritance of response time in mice., J H. Bruell

Mode of inhibitory action of tragacanth powder on the growth of the landschutz ascites tumour., W Galbraith, E Mayhew, and E M. Roe

Mode of recovery from the effects of heterologous anti-lymphocyte serum. II. Recovery of the cells involved in antibody production., H Jeejeebhoy and O Singla

Mode of recovery from the effects of heterologous anti-lymphocyte serum. I. Recovery of the immune response., H Jeejeebhoy and O Singla

Mode of redifferentiation and melanogenesis of melanocytes in mouse hair follicles. An ultrastructural and cytochemical study., S Sugiyama

Moderation of fatal gvh response in rauscher leukemic sjl/j mice following transplantation of c57bl/10j marrow-spleen cell mixtures. Abstr., R F. Meredith, J P. Okunewick, and R B. Raikow

Modern approaches to the study of mammalian cells in culture., H Moser

Modes of accumulation and binding of porphyrins by murine leukaemia l1210 cells., D Kessel and K Kohn

Modes of action of 6-thioguanine (6-tg), 6-mercaptopurine (6-mp) and their 9-alkyl derivatives. Abstr., S Drake, R Meyn, and J A. Nelson

Modes of growth and spread of a transplantable, virus-producing murine (moloney) sarcoma, karyotypic analyses., S W. Russell, U Francke, L Buettner, and C G. Cochrane

Modes of mediated exodus of amino acids from the ehrlich ascites tumor cell., H N. Christensen and M E. Handlogten

Modest radiosensitization of solid tumours in c3h mice by the hypoxic cell radiosensitizer ndpp., P W. Sheldon and A M. Smith

Modification and fate of j chain in myeloma cells in the presence and absence of polymeric immunoglobulin secretion., T R. Mosmann, Y Gravel, A R. Williamson, and R Baumal

Modification by adoptive humoral immunity of murine cytomegalo- virus infection., J D. Shanley, M C. Jordan, and J G. Stevens

Modification by anaesthesia of the response of a c3h mouse tumour to treatment with x-irradiation in combination with high-pressure oxygen. Abstr., G Tozer

Modification by passive IgM of the immune response of mice to a tumor allograft., J L. Cantrell and N Kaliss

Modification by vitamin a of adrenal and thymus responses in skin-grafted, tumor-bearing, or otherwise stressed mice. Abstr., E Seifter

Modification de la croissance du sarcome j apres transplantations successives sur des souris immunisees., E H. Betz and V Smoliar

Modification de l'index mitotique du sarcome j au cours de son evolution chez les animaux greffes., C Hublet

Modification de l'intensite de la crise audiogene par des substances actives sur le metabolisme des amines biogenes du cerveau de souris., A Lehmann

Modification des mecanismes cholinergiques et de l'appren- tissage chez trois lignees de souris consanguines par stimulation electrique de l'hippocampe dorsal., A Ebel, R Jaffard, C Destrade, G Ayad, P Mandel, and B Cardo

Modification experimentale du developpement de l'ovaire de souris sous l'unfluence du testicule embryonnaire de poulet., B Salzgeber

Modification of acute radiation effect on cerebellar neurons of mice by actinomycin d., W Zeman, J M. Ordy, and T Samorajski

Modification of age-related immune decline in mice dietarily restricted from or after midadulthood., R Weindruch, S R. Gottesman, and R L. Walford

Modification of alcohol consumption by flavor preferences in two strains of mice., L Harris, T Nelson, E C. Simmel, and M Bagwell

Modification of allograft immunity in adult-thymectomized mice given anti-lymphocyte serum. Abstr., A P. Monaco, M L. Wood, and P S. Russell

Modification of an incompatible graft-versus-host relationship by admixture of grafts with f1 haemopoietic cells., C A. Barnes and P L. Ilbery

Modification of antigenic structure in vivo, quantitative studies on the processing of streptococcal cell wall antigens in mice., J H. Schwab and R R. Brown

Modification of autoimmune disease development in dba/2 recipients of nzb bone marrow cells by coinjection of thymocytes or bone marrow from various sources. Abstr., J I. Morton and B V. Siegel

Modification of benzo(a)pyrene-induced cellular transformation of c3h/10t1/2 cells by dexamethasone and pregnenolone-16alpha-carbon- itrile. Abstr., G Kuszynski and R Langenbach

Modification of bone marrow induced gvh disease with heterologous antisera to gamma-globulin or whole serum., M L. Tyan

Modification of cell membranes with viral envelopes during fusion of cells with hvj (sendai virus). Iii. Effects of mono- and di- -saccharides on cell fusion and membrane movement of fused cells., Y Maeda, J Kim, I Koseki, E Mekada, Y Shiokawa, and Y Okada

Modification of cfu-s colony morphology by incubation of donor marrow with pokeweed mitogen spleen cell conditioned media (pwmsccm). Abstr., W M. Butler, N Jozsa, and A J. Salvado

Modification of characteristics of an in vitro mouse cell line after an increase of its tumor-producing capacity., G Barski, J L. Biedler, and F Cornefert

Modification of chemotherapeutic effects on l1210 cells using hematoporphyrin and light., S P. Creekmore and D S. Zaharko

Modification of coat color in mice. Abstr. Proc. 3rd Internat. Cong. Endocrinol. (exc. Med. Internat. Cong. Ser., I I. Geschwind and R A. Huseby

Modification of degenerative joint disease of mice by somatotrophin (sth)., M Siberberg and R Silberberg

Modification of deithylnitrosamine lung tumorigenesis by concomitant treatment with butylated hydroxytoluene. Abstr., N K. Clapp, L C. Satterfield, and W C. Klima

Modification of expression of the testicular feminization (tfm) gene of the mouse by a 'controlling element' gene., S Ohno, L Christian, B J. Attardi, and J Kan

Modification of fibrosarcomas and squamous cell carcinomas of mouse skin using various tissue extracts., S A. Winkle and S L. Smith

Modification of graft-versus-host disease by neuraminidase treatment of donor cells. Decreased tolerogenicity of neuraminidase-treated cells., H M. Im and R L. Simmons

Modification of graft-versus-host disease with con a and preimmunization., M L. Tyan

Modification of graft-vs-host reaction by antilymphocyte serum. Abstr., V Suvatte and J H. Githens

Modification of growth and function of a transplanted ovarian granulosa-cell tumor., K A. Huxtable and W U. Gardner

Modification of growth inhibition by vitamin k3 on tumor cells in culture. Abstr., K N. Prasad, prasad J. Edwards, M Gaschler, and A Sakamoto

Modification of growth of neuroblastoma cells in syngeneic mice by aldehyde-treated neuroblastoma cells., L Bertolini, L Diamond, and R Revoltella

Modification of h-2 antigenic sites by enzymatic treatment influences virus-specific target cell lysis., H C. Ertl and U H. Koszinowski

Modification of hair dysplasia curve by radioprotectors containing sulfur as a function of the x-ray dose., M L. Beaumariage and P V. Caneghem

Modification of hair regrowth in aging mice. Abstr., C E. Finch

Modification of hemopoietic stem cells of balb/c mice by rauscher leukemia virus., H J. Van beek, E V. Hull, and L J. Griensven

Modification of herpes 2-transformed cell-induced tumors in mice fed different sources of protein, fat and carbohydrate., D S. Gridley, J D. Kettering, C D. Garaza, M L. Andres, J M. Slater, and R L. Nutter

Modification of homologous disease in the mouse by methotrexate. Abstr., H L. Lochte and E D. Thomas

Modification of host resistance to malignant cell growth., A L. Watne, G E. Moore, R J. Oliver, and T Kondo

Modification of immune responsiveness in murine schistosomiasis mansoni. I. Time course after cercarial exposure., D Trizio, C D. Bruna, and A M. Isetta

Modification of interstitial fluid close to chemically- -induced tumours and correlation with a growth stimulation of target cells., D Vaillier, J Vaillier, and M Donner

Modification of in vitro immune lymphocyte-target cell interaction by some biologically active drugs., B D. Brondz, A E. Snegirova, Y A. Rassulin, and O G. Shamborant

Modification of killer cell action by the presence of mammary tumors or mammary tumor virus (mtv). Abstr., D M. Lopez and M M. Sigel

Modification of l1210 cell nuclear proteins by 1-methyl-1- -nitrosourea and 1-methyl-3-nitro-1-nitrosoguanidine., S D. Pinsky, K D. Tew, M E. Smulson, and P V. Iii

Modification of lung tumor development in a/j mice., H P. Witschi, P J. Hakkinen, and J P. Kehrer

Modification of male specific antigen response by the H-2 locus in mice., Thomas C. Reynolds

Modification of membrane phospholipid composition by choline analogues induces differentiation of cultured mouse myeloid leukemia cells., Y Honma, T Kasukabe, and M Hozumi

Modification of mitochondrial dna by a dihydrodiol-epoxide derivative of benzo(a)pyrene. Abstr., J M. Backer and I B. Weinstein

Modification of mitochondrial respiration by aging and dietary restriction., R H. Weindruch, M K. Cheung, M A. Verity, and R L. Walford

Modification of murine t-cell cytotoxicity by pre- immunization with m locus and h-2 incompatibilities., rogers A. Matossian and H Festenstein

Modification of nzb/nzw f1 autoimmune disease by development of tolerance to dna., L P. Parker, B H. Hahn, and C K. Osterland

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Modification of ocular defects in mouse developmental glaucoma models by tyrosinase., R T. Libby, R S. Smith, O V. Savinova, A Zabaleta, J E. Martin, F J. Gonzalez, and S W. John

Modification of oncogenic effects of s-polyoma virus by 'attenuated' m-polyoma virus., L W. Law and A S. Rabson

Modification of phenylalanine mustard effect on l1210 cells using hematoporphyrin and light. Abstr., S P. Creekmore and D S. Zaharko

Modification of poor growth of parental marrow cells in f1 hybrid mice., J W. Goodman and H B. Wheeler

Modification of position effect at the bar locus in drosophila., Charles W. Sylvester

Modification of radiation-damage by environmental factors, as demon- strated by incorporation of 32p into nucleic acids of gamma- -irradiated ehrlich ascites-tumour cells., Y Tchoe, Y Takamore, M Akaboshi, and I Honjo

Modification of radiation effect on mammalian tumor cells by pharma- cological agents., R J. Berry and J R. Andrews

Modification of radiation effect on mouse tumor and normal tissues by four cancer chemotherapeutic agents. Abstr., T L. Phillips, M D. Wharam, G Ross, and L Kane

Modification of radiation injury by leukemoid leukocytes., L H. Smith and C C. Congdon

Modification of radiation injury to normal tissues by chemotherapeu- tic agents., T L. Phillips, M D. Wharam, and L W. Margolis

Modification of radiation response of murine tumors by misonidazole (ro 07-0582), host immune capability, and corynebacterium parvum., H B. Stone and L Milas

Modification of radiosensitivity of genetically anemic mice by implantation of blood-forming tissue., S E. Bernstein

Modification of radiosensitivity of genetically anemic mice by implantation of blood-forming tissue., S E. Bernstein

Modification of radiosensitivity of mice by inert gases and nitrous oxide., J C. Evans, T W. Roberts, and L R. Orkin

Modification of resistance to natural products with acridines. Abstr., D Kessel, C Wheeler, and T Chou

Modification of response of mouse neuroblastoma cells in culture by serum type., K N. Prasad, K Spuhler, E B. Arnold, and A Vernadakis

Modification of response to histocompatibility antigens with chemotherapeutic agents., G T. Kennealey, B Lytton, N Ruddle, and M S. Mitchell

Modification of runt disease by treatment of the donor with lyophilized tissues., M Schlesinger and R Goitein

Modification of secondary disease mortality. Abstr., C C. Congdon, M A. Kastenbaum, and D A. Gardiner

Modification of severe graft-versus-host disease with antisera to the theta antigen or to whole serum., M L. Tyan

Modification of sister chromatid exchanges and radiation-induced transformation in rodent cells by the tumor promoter 12-0-tetra- decanoylphorbol-13-acetate and two retinoids., R C. Miller, C R. Geard, R S. Osmak, freeman M. Rutledge, U Ong, H Mason, A Napholz, N Perez, L Harisiadis, and C Borek

Modification of spontaneous mammary tumors in mice fed different sources of protein, fat and carbohydrate., D S. Gridley, J D. Kettering, J M. Slater, and R L. Nutter

Modification of the antigenic structure of the cell membrane by thymus-leukemia (tl) antigen., E A. Boyse, E Stockert, and L J. Old

Modification of the anti-nociceptive activity of morphine by centrally administered ouabain and dopamine., C Calcutt, N Doggett, and P Spencer

Modification of the antitumour immune response by suppressor gene products of lymphoid cells., L De giorgi, rogers A. Matossian, and H Festenstein

Modification of the cataractous phenotype by somatic cell hybridization., R D. Lipman and harris A. Muggleton

Modification of the cellular immune response by corynebacterium parvum in rats and mice. Abstr., R I. Murahata and J Zighelboim

Modification of the convulsive seizure phase of the high pressure excitability syndrome in mice. Abstr., R W. Brauer, M R. Jordan, and R O. Way

Modification of the effect of c. Parvum on macrophage activity and tumour growth by x-irradiation., M F. Woodruff, A Ghaffar, and V L. Whitehead

Modification of the ehrlich ascites tumor cell nuclear lipids., A B. Awad and A A. Spector

Modification of the fatty acid composition of ehrlich ascites tumor cell plasma membranes., A B. Awad and A A. Spector

Modification of the fatty acid composition of murine leukemia cells. Abstr., C P. Burns, D G. Luttenegger, S L. Wei, and A A. Spector

Modification of the foreign spleen reaction. Amelioration of blood and tissue changes., R L. Dehart, G E. Cosgrove, and A C. Upton

Modification of the foreign spleen reaction in irradiated mice. Abstr., G E. Cosgrove, R L. Dehart, and A C. Upton

Modification of the graft-versus-host reaction by antilymphocyte serum., V Suvatte, J H. Githens, and J Colofiore

Modification of the graft versus host reaction in f1 mice treated with 6-mercaptopurine., B A. Barnes, P B. Schad, and V W. Pinn

Modification of the growth-rate of sarcoma-37 during culture., R C. Fraser

Modification of the homograft response after pretreatment with ovarian grafts., O E. Linder

Modification of the homograft response following intrasplenic exposure to ovarian or testicular tissue., J Kornblum and W K. Silvers

Modification of the immune response of mice to skin homografts and heterografts by ehrlich ascites carcinoma., R E. Mc carthy

Modification of the immune response to h-2 antigens by treatment with antiidiotype., D H. Sachs, H Auchincloss, J, and J A. Bluestone

Modification of the immunogenic properties of chemically induced tumors arising in hosts treated concomitantly with ultraviolet light., L K. Roberts and R A. Daynes

Modification of the in vitro response to phytohemagglutinin of mouse spleen cells by amyloidogenic agents., G E. Rodey and R A. Good

Modification of the lymphocyte response to mitogens by cyclic amp and gmp., R W. Gillette, G O. Kenzie, and M H. Swanson

Modification of the migration of mouse lymphoid cells by bcg: a factor stimulation t-cell migration., M N. Castes b and arbouys S. Orbach

Modification of the mixed leukocyte reaction with various antisera., M L. Tyan and D B. Ness

Modification of the pathogenesis of scrapie in mice by treatment of the agent., A G. Dickinson and H Fraser

Modification of the radiation effect on ascitic tumour cells by pharmacological agents injected intravenously., J N. Correa and J R. Andrews

Modification of the radiation effect on the reproductive capacity of tumor cells in vivo with pharmacological agents., R J. Berry and J R. Andrews

Modification of the radiation effect on tumors by cortisone in intact and adrenalectomized animals., H P. Plenk and R B. Fuson

Modification of the radiocurability of a syngeneic murine squamous carcinoma by its site of growth, by electron- -affinic drugs, and by icrf 159., L J. Peters

Modification of the radiosensitivity of l5178y cells by temperature and budr. Abstr., W J. Wenzel and J T. Lett

Modification of the response of mouse skin to x-irradiation by bleomycin treatment., J T. Leith, B S. Lewinsky, and W A. Schilling

Modification of the skin allograft response across the h-2 locus by pre-treatment with transplantation antigens., A M. Munster, H B. Wheeler, and J M. Corson

Modification of tumorigenicity of l1210 leukemia by ferric chloride., A Khan and D Thometz

Modification of tumour cell kill by anaesthetics., J H. Peacock, M C. Joiner, and T C. Stephens

Modification of tumour cells by covalent attachment of n-acetyl-d-neuraminic acid to the cell surface., R Brossmer, B Bohn, and C Thies

Modification of urethan-lung tumor incidence by low x-radiation doses, cortisone, and transfusion of isogenic lymphocytes., L J. Cole and W A. Foley

Modification of x-ray-induced mutation frequency by post-treatment with plasma factors in mice., O S. Reddi and N V. Naidu

Modification of x-ray survival curves of stem-cells by different doses of erythropoietin., D D. Porteous, S C. Tso, K Hirashima, and L G. Lajtha

Modification permanente et transmissible de la virulence d'une tumeur isologue solide apres irradiation x., D Oth, J Robert, G Rauber, and C Burg

Modifications biochimiques chez un mutant pathologique, la souris quaking., N Baumann

Modifications de l'etat immunitaire en fonction de l'age et de l'apparition de tumeur marraire spontanee chez la souris c3h/bi., J Dufer, H Benoist, C Bouchet, A Desplaces, and R T. Saracino

Modifications des aminoacides plasmatiques libres chez la souris c3h apres irradiation., C Bohuon, J Delarue, and M Tubiana

Modifications du sarcome j apres transplantation sur des souris hybrides., E H. Betz and V Smoliar

Modifications du taux des immunoglobulines chez des souris thymectomisees a l'age adulte et irradiees., H E. Bazin

Modifications in the handling in vitro of 125i-labelled keyhole limpet haemocyanin by peritoneal macrophages from mice pretreated with the adjuvant corynebacterium parvum., E Wiener and A Bandieri

Modifications metaboliques ex vivo des cellules tumorales au cours de la croissance d'une ascite experimentale de la souris c3h., E Frindel, M C. Blayo, and J J. Pocidalo

Modifications neurologiques et comportementales chez une souche de souris 'tremblantes'., M Goujet, P Simon, and J Boissier

Modifications nucleolaires provoquees par la sarcolysine dans des cellules tumorales d'ehrlich de la souris., R Bassleer and G Goessens

Modifications of cell-mediated immune responses by moderate dietary protein stress in immunologically immature and mature balb/c mice., R R. Watson and K Haffer

Modifications of ganglioside composition in peripheral nerve of myelin deficient trembler mutant mouse., M Harpin, J Portoukalian, and N Baumann

Modifications of the guanidine hydrochloride procedure for the extraction of RNA: isolation from a variety of tissues and adherent/nonadherent cell types., S J. Kamdar and R Evans

Modifications of the immune system in carrageenan-treated mice., J Kolb, F Loisillier, P C. Quan, and G Lespinats

Modifications of the local immune response to vibrio cholerae attributed to the intestinal microbial flora of the mouse., D J. Horsfall and D Rowley

Modifications of the thymocyte membrane during redistribution of concanavalin a receptors., M Wioland, M Donner, and sautes C. Neauport

Modifications on the Bernstein-Scheinberg erythropoietin assay., Jane Miller

Modifications to husbandry and housing conditions of laboratory rodents for improved well-being., A L. Smith and D J. Corrow

Modifications ultrastructurales precoces des cellules des cryptes duodenales de la souris apres irradiation par rayons x., J Hugon, J R. Maisin, and M Borgers

Modification toward dominance of a recessive lethal in the mouse, F K. Hoornbeek and M Adams

Modificazioni cariologiche indotte da mitomicina c sul sarcoma 180., M Socci and G Dellepiane

Modificazioni cariologiche indotte da ribonucleasi nel sarcoma ascite 180., M Socci and G Dellepiane

Modificazioni istologiche del carcinoma di ehrlich del topo indotte da n-diazoacetilderivati della glicina., L Baldini, G Brambilla, and F Mattioli

Modificazioni istologiche del melanoma di harding-passey del topo indotte da n-diazoacetilderivati della glicina., L Baldini, G Brambilla, and F Mattioli

Modificazioni morfologiche in iso-trapianti di tumori polmonari nel topo indotti da idrazina solfato., C Biancifiori

Modified antigenicity, an immunologic mechanism for species survival., D E. Uphoff

Modified benzyl alcohol clearing of alizarin-stained specimens without loss of flexibility., D D. Crary

Modified composition of major ontogenetically regulated mrnas and proteins in the cerebellum of old and of staggerer mice., H Soreq, A Safran, and D Eliyahu

Modified electrokinetic behaviour of murine lymphocytes, thymocytes, macrophages and ascites (ehrlich, bp8) cells following immunisation. Abstr., F Hartveit, D B. Cater, and J N. Mehrishi

Modified genetic response to x-irradiation of mouse spermatogonial stem cells surviving treatment with tem., B M. Cattanach and A J. Crocker

Modified homologous disease following transplantation of parental bone marrow and recipient liver into irradiated f1 mice., G Cudkowicz and G E. Cosgrove

Modified immunogenicity of lymphoid cells from mice sensitized with sheep erythrocytes., G O. Bain and J D. Alton

Modified nucleosides and 5'-end groups in purified mouse immunoglobulin light chain mrna and rabbit globin mrna detected by borohydride labelling., S Cory, C Genin, and J M. Adams

Modified nucleosides and bizarre 5'-termini in mouse myeloma mrna., J M. Adams and S Cory

Modified-self-induced modulation of the immune response to herpes simplex virus: effect on antibody formation, cytotoxic t lymphocyte induction, and survival., L A. Wilson, J M. Karabin, J W. Smith, D Dawson, and D W. Scott

Modified spontaneous cell-mediated cytotoxicity (scmc) by allogeneic glioma membranes and the chemical derivative. Abstr., K S. Zanker

Modified survival of allografts from mice with ehrlich ascites carcinoma. Abstr., R E. Mccarthy

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Modifier locus for exencephaly in Cecr2 mutant mice is syntenic to the 10q25.3 region associated with neural tube defects in humans., C E. Davidson, Q Li, G A. Churchill, L R. Osborne, and H E. McDermid

Modifiers of the pleiotropic effects of the short ear gene in the mouse., M C. Green

Modifying action of estrogen on the evolution of osteoarthrosis in mice of different ages., M Silberberg and R Silberberg

[modifying Effect of female genotype on the frequency of transmission of t haplotypes from t/t6 males to their progeny.] (russ., Eng. Summ.), Y S. Demin, L D. Safronoma, and Y A. Lapkin

Modifying effect of linoleic acid on articular aging and osteo- arthrosis in lard-fed mice., M Silberberg, R Silberberg, and B Orcutt

Modifying effect of synthetic steroids on the development of liver tumors induced by diethylnitrosamine. Abstr., S D. Vesselinovitch and N Mihailovich

Modifying effects of the enzyme inducers, phenobarbital and 3-methylcholanthrene, on dominant lethal events induced by 7,12-dimethylbenz[a]anthracene in mice., T Murota and T Shibuya

Modifying factors in 3,4,9,10-dibenzpyrene carcinogenicity. Abstr., F Homburger and A Tregier

Modifying factors in carcinogenesis., F Homburger and A Tregier

Modifying role of partial hepatectomy and gonadectomy in ethyl- nitrosourea-induced hepatocarcinogenesis., S D. Vesselinovitch, L Itze, N Mihailovich, and K V. Rao

Modulating activity of polyinosinic-polycytidylic acid stabilized with poly-l-lysine (poly iclc) on immune response. Abstr., A Bartocci, M A. Chirigos, E L. Read, and V Papademetriou

Modulating effects of interferon preparations on an antibody response in vitro., R J. Booth, J M. Rastrick, A R. Bellamy, and J Marbrook

Modulating factors in the tumorigenic effects of psoralen-plus- -uv in hairless mice. Abstr., D D. Grube, R D. Ley, and R J. Fry

Modulation by cyclic amp (camp) of cytotoxic t cells generated in vivo versus in vitro. Abstr., M Plaut

Modulation in the rates of incorporation of lipid precursors during the cell cycle., C A. Lingwood and D B. Thomas

Modulation of 1-beta-d-arabinofuranosylcytosine metabolism and cytotoxicity in l1210 cells by fluoropyrmidine pretreatment., S Grant and E Cadman

Modulation of 5-fluorouracil-induced toxicity in mice with interferon or with the interferon inducer, polyinosinic- -polycytidylic acid., R L. Stolfi, D S. Martin, R C. Sawyer, and S Spiegelman

Modulation of agglutinability by alteration of the surface topography in mouse ascites tumor cells., S B. Oppenheimer, B L. Bales, G Brenneman, L Knapp, E S. Lesin, and E G. Pollock

Modulation of agglutinability by alteration of the surface topography in mouse ascites tumor cells. Abstr., S B. Oppenheimer, B L. Bales, G Brenneman, L Knapp, E S. Lesin, A Neri, and E G. Pollock

Modulation of albumin synthesis and corresponding mrna levels in cultured mouse hepatoma cells by hydrocortisone and camp. Abstr., P C. Brown and J Papaconstantinou

Modulation of allogeneic tumor growth by alternative physiologic expressions of a single host genotype. Abstr., G L. Wolff

Modulation of alphafetoprotein synthesis in the early postimplantation mouse embryo., M Dziadek

Modulation of androgen-responsive gene expression by estrogen., R Jaussi, G Watson, and K Paigen

Modulation of antibody responses to vibrio cholerae in mice by adoptive transfer of peyer's patch lymphocytes from orally immunised donors., A Ahmed, J T. Labrooy, and D Rowley

Modulation of anti-thrombin and anti-fibrinolytic activities in tissue during the development of granulomas induced by schistosoma mansoni., S Izaki, K Fukuyama, and W L. Epstein

Modulation of ascites tumour growth by nucleic acids and nucleases., R H. Burdon, G M. Sillar, and E Allen

Modulation of a tumor product clearance by the reticul- oendothelial system (res) in normal and athymic mice. Abstr., J G. Michael, L Dipersio, A P. Kyriazis, and A J. Pesce

Modulation of auto-anti-idiotypic antibody response by calorie restriction in (nzb x nzw)f1 and c57bl/6 mice. Abstr., G Fernandes, R A. Good, and E A. Goidl

Modulation of b and t cell subsets in mice treated with fractionated total lymphoid irradiation. I. Blockage of differentiating b cell pathways., bar I. Zan

Modulation of b and t cell subsets in mice treated with fractionated total lymphoid irradiation. II. Tolerance susceptibility of b cell subsets., bar I. Zan

Modulation of b and t cell subsets in mice treated with fractionated total lymphoid irradiation (tli). IV. Expression of tl5-bearing cells in spleen and bone marrow of tli-treated mice., bar I. Zan

Modulation of b-cell interactions by t cells., M De sousa and W Haston

Modulation of carcinogen-induced transformation by actinomycin d in the c3h/10t1/2 cell line., J S. Bertram, P R. Libby, and R L. Merriman

Modulation of cell behavior in vitro by the substratum in fibroblastic and leukemic mouse cell lines., coelho A. Macieira and S Avrameas

Modulation of cell competence for induction of differentiation in myeloid leukemic cells., G Symonds and L Sachs

Modulation of cell-mediated alloimmunity by bcg. I. Antagonism and potentiation of immunosuppression caused by cytarabine., R I. Murahata and M S. Mitchell

Modulation of cell-mediated alloimmunity by bcg. II. Induction of specific, nonadherent, non-t-killer cells by bcg and alloantigen., R I. Murahata and M S. Mitchell

Modulation of cell-mediated cytotoxicity (cmc) by platinum complex compounds. Abstr., E Schlafli and E Mihich

Modulation of cell-mediated cytotoxicity function after alteration of fatty acid composition in vitro., R Bialick, R Gill, G Berke, and W R. Clark

Modulation of cell proliferation by macrophages. A possible function apart from cytotoxic tumour rejection., R Keller

Modulation of cell surface idiotype on mopc-315 plasmacytoma cells by isologous anti-idiotypic antibodies. Abstr., G L. Milburn and R G. Lynch

Modulation of cellular interactions between c3h/10t1/2 cells and their transformed counterparts by phosphodiesterase inhibitors., J S. Bertram

Modulation of chronic lymphocytic leukemia cells by phorbol ester: increase in ia expression, igm secretion and mlr stimulatory capacity., J Okamura, M Letarte, L D. Stein, N H. Sigal, and E W. Gelfand

Modulation of csa release from mouse peritoneal cells and @@th, R L. Ramsey and E F. Hays

Modulation of cyclic amp metabolism by s-adenosylhomocysteine and s-3-deazaadenosylhomocysteine in mouse lymphocytes., T P. Zimmerman, C J. Schmitges, G Wolberg, R D. Deeprose, A S. Duncan, P Cuatrecasas, and G B. Elion

Modulation of cysteine metabolism in mice--effects of propargylglycine and l-cyst(e)ine-degrading enzymes., J R. Uren, R Ragin, and M Chaykovsky

Modulation of delayed hypersensitivity in mice by cobra venom factor., N Bloksma, H V. Dijk, W Bijlsma, and J Willers

Modulation of erythropoiesis by the helper-independent friend leukemia virus f-mulv., Y Niho, T Shibuya, and T W. Mak

Modulation of f1 cytotoxic potentials by gvhr: suppression of cytotoxic t cell responses of f1 mice correlates with f1 inability to resist the proliferation of gvhr-inducing parental t lymphocytes., H Ishikawa, E Kubota, N M. Wilkinson, and K Saito

Modulation of fc-receptor expression and fc-mediated phagocytosis in variants of a macrophage-like cell line., J Schneck, O M. Rosen, B Diamond, and B R. Bloom

Modulation of fetal antigens of tumor cells in immunocompetent mice. Abstr., J R. Ortaldo and C C. Ting

Modulation of fluorodeoxyuridine (fudr) growth inhibition of l1210 leukemia in vitro by lidocaine and procaine. Abstr., J B. Block, M Dietrich, and R T. Chlebowski

Modulation of fluoropyrimidine metabolism in l1210 cells by l-alanosine., R Heimer, D Goldberg, and E Cadman

Modulation of functional and optimal (na+-k+)atpase activity during the cell cycle of neuroblastoma cells., C L. Mummery, J Boonstra, P T. Saag, and S W. Laat

Modulation of glocose uptake in animal cells. Studies using plasma membrane vesicles isolated from nontransformed and simian virus 40-transformed mouse fibroblast cultures., J E. Lever

Modulation of granulomatous hypersensitivity. I. Characteri- zation of t lymphocytes involved in the adoptive suppression of granuloma formation in schistosoma mansoni-infected mice., S W. Chensue and D L. Boros

Modulation of granulomatous hypersensitivity. VI. T lymphocyte subsets influence mast cell density in liver granulomas of schistosoma mansoni-infected mice., J V. Weinstock and D L. Boros

Modulation of granulomatous hypersensitivity. V. Participation of histamine receptor positive and negative lymphocytes in the granulomatous response of schistosoma mansoni-infected mice., J V. Weinstock, S W. Chensue, and D L. Boros

Modulation of growth of human and murine tumors by human beta-endorphin (beta-end). Abstr., D D. Von hoff and B Forseth

Modulation of gvh proliferation by cyclic nucleotides., T B. Strom, M S. Hirsch, P H. Black, C B. Carpenter, and J P. Merrill

Modulation of gvhr and cell-mediated cytotoxicity in the mouse., rogers A. Matossian and H Festenstein

Modulation of h-2 antigens by plasma membrane fluidity. Abstr., C P. Muller, H Weintraub, D A. Stepheny, and J R. Wunderlich

Modulation of hapten specific antibody responses by anti-carrier antibodies. Abstr., E W. Collisson, E W. Lamon, and V Ghanta

Modulation of hapten-specific antibody responses with anti- -carrier antibody. I. Differential effects of igm abd igg anticarrier on primary direct and indirect hapten-specific plaque-forming cells., E W. Collisson and E A. Lamon

Modulation of help and suppression in a hapten-carrier system., D D. Eardley and E E. Sercarz

Modulation of hormonal effects on adenyl cyclase by the histocom- patibility-2 (h-2) locus. Abstr., D Meruelo and M Edidin

Modulation of il 2-dependent growth of mouse nk cells by interferon and t lymphocytes., C Riccardi, B M. Vose, and R B. Herberman

Modulation of immune response by bacterial lipopolysac- charide (lps): cellular basis of stimulatory and inhib- itory effects of lps on the in vitro igm antibody response to a t-dependent antigen., T Uchiyama and D M. Jacobs

Modulation of immune response by bacterial lipopolysac- charide (lps): multifocal effects of lps-induced suppres- sion of the primary antibody response to a t-dependent antigen., T Uchiyama and D M. Jacobs

Modulation of immunological competence in 1,2-dimethylhydrazine- -sensitive swr/j mice during colorectal carcinogenesis., A K. Szakal, B A. Diwan, and K E. Blackman

Modulation of immunoreactivity towards transplantation tolerance across mhc using total lymphoid irradiation. Abstr., S Slavin, L Weiss, M Weigensberg, S Morecki, and Z Fuks

Modulation of in vitro immune responses by monoclonal antibody to t200 antigen., J A. Harp and S J. Ewald

Modulation of in vivo antibody responses by cholera toxin., J R. Kateley, L Kasarov, and H Friedman

Modulation of lymphocyte activation. II. Alteration of intracellular cyclic nucleotide concentrations by an oxidation product of arachidonic acid., M G. Goodman, L L. Brunton, and W O. Weigle

Modulation of macrophages by a human carcinoma cell supernatant. Abstr., H G. Meerpohl, lenz H. Maier, and A Pfleiderer

Modulation of meiotic arrest in mouse oocytes by guanyl nucleotides and modifiers of G-proteins., S M. Downs, R Buccione, and J J. Eppig

Modulation of mouse mammary tumor virus production in the mjy-alpha cell line., M J. Yagi, P B. Blair, and M Lane

Modulation of murine alloantigens by tissue culture and phytomitogens., J Lifton, E Sigmon, W C. Wolf, K I. Park, and J Miller

Modulation of murine erythropoiesis in vitro by syngeneic thymocytes: interactions of enhancing and suppressing subpopulations with fluorescent anti-theta antibody and polyamino acids., F Sieber and S J. Sharkis

Modulation of murine hemopoiesis by glucan., M L. Patchen and E Lotzova

Modulation of murine pluripotential stem cell proliferation in vivo by lithium carbonate., V S. Gallicchio and M G. Chen

Modulation of myelopoiesis by gram-negative bactv@@@erial wall components. Abstr., F G. Staber, L Tarcsay, and P Dukor

Modulation of myelopoiesis in vivo by synthetic adjuvant- active muramyl peptides: induction of colony-stimulating activity and stimulation of stem cell proliferation., A Galelli and L Chedid

Modulation of natural cytotoxicity by alloantibodies. I. Alloantisera enhancement of cytotoxicity of mouse spleen cells toward a human myeloid cell line., R K. Saxena and W H. Adler

Modulation of natural killer cell activity by antibodies to immune response genes. Abstr., S D. Sharma, T Budzich, and D Shephard

Modulation of natural killer cell activity in mice after interferon induction: depression of activity and depression of in vitro enhancement by interferon., R J. Melder and M Ho

Modulation of natural killer (nk) activity in mice following infection with listeria monocytogenes. Abstr., R J. Kearns and R W. Leu

Modulation of neutral amino acid transport system activity in s37 ascites cells by cysteine. Abstr., R H. Matthews, J H. Im, N J. Lewis, and J P. Minton

Modulation of nk activity by lymphoid cells in young and old sublethally irradiated mice. Abstr., R A. Floyd, G Fenandes, G Mcfeeters, and R A. Good

Modulation of nonspecific tumorr cell cytotoxicity during the inflammatory and immune stages of sensitization with listeria monocytogenes. Abstr., S Youdim

Modulation of opioid system in c57 mice after repeated treatment with morphine and nalozone: biochemical and behavioral correlates., N Brunello, A Volterra, A M. Giulio, V Cuomo, and C Racagni

Modulation of phagocytosis by tumor promoters and epider- mal growth factor in normal and transformed macrophages. Abstr., D L. Laskin, J D. Laskin, I B. Weinstein, A E. Munson, F K. Kessler, and R A. Carchman

Modulation of polymorphonuclear leukocyte-mediated antibody-dependent cellular cytotoxicity., R P. Gale and J Zighelboim

Modulation of potassium transport by 12-0-tetra- decanoylphorbol-13-acetate (tpa). Abstr., T G. O'brien and K Krzeminski

Modulation of schistosoma mansoni egg-induced granuloma formation. Iii. Evidence for an anti-idiotypic, i-j- -positive, i-j-restricted, soluble t suppressor factor., T Abe and D G. Colley

Modulation of schistosoma mansoni egg-induced granuloma formation. II. Soluble suppressor activity from lymphoid cells during chronic infection., A El naggar and D G. Colley

Modulation of schistosoma mansoni egg-induced granuloma formation: i-j restriction of t cell-mediated suppression in a chronic para- sitic infection., W F. Green and D G. Colley

Modulation of secreted proteins of mouse mammary epithelial cells by the collagenous substrata., E Y. Lee, G Parry, and M J. Bissell

Modulation of sensitivity of natural killer cell lysis after in vitro explanation of a mouse lymphoma., R K. Becker susanne, N Lee, and G Klein

Modulation of serum immunoglobulin levels and suppression of the humoral immune response by subchronic exposure to diethylstilbestrol. Abstr., K L. White, A N. Tucker, A E. Munson, and P H. Bick

Modulation of spreading, adhesion and migration of peritoneal macrophages by a low molecular weight factor extracted from mouse tumors., W D. Cantarow, H T. Cheung, and G Sundharadas

Modulation of survival and transformation during plateau-phase holding of uv-irradiated mouse cells., G L. Chan and J B. Little

Modulation of t cell function related to pathogenesis of immune polioencephalomyelitis (ipe) in c58 mice. Abstr., T M. Fieser, R E. Morris, and J A. Bash

Modulation of t-cell functions. I. Effect of 2-mercaptoethanol and macrophages on t-cell proliferation., R J. Noelle and D A. Lawrence

Modulation of t-dependent cell-mediated immune responses by antigen-reactive cell opsonization and active suppression., B Bonavida and I V. Hutchinson

Modulation of terminal deoxynucleotidyl transferase (tdt) in vitro by thymosin fraction 5 and purified thymosin alpha1 in normal thymocytes. Abstr., S Hu, T L. Low, and A L. Goldstein

Modulation of the acquisition and expression of immunity by tilorone: i. Delayed-type hypersensitivity responses., J R. Kettman

Modulation of the acquisition and expression of immunity by tilorone: ii. Humoral responsiveness., J R. Kettman

Modulation of the circulation and hepatic uptake of immune complexes by carbohydrate recognition systems., A Rifai, D S. Finbloom, D B. Magilavy, and P H. Plotz

Modulation of the cytotoxic response against allogeneic tumor cells in culture by adriamycin., V Tomazic, M J. Ehrke, and E Mihich

Modulation of the h-2 antigenicity on the surface of murine peritoneal cells., M Schlesinger and M Chaouat

Modulation of the immune response by a methanol-insoluble fraction of attenuated tubercle bacilli (bcg). II. Relationship of antigen dose to heightened primary and secondary immune responses to sheep red blood cells., D J. Yashphe

Modulation of the immune response by anaphylatoxin in the microenvironment of the interacting cells., W O. Weigle, E L. Morgan, M G. Goodman, D E. Chenoweth, and T E. Hugli

Modulation of the immune response by antigen-reactive lymphocytes after cultivation with gangliosides., H C. Miller and W J. Esselman

Modulation of the immune response by a synthetic adjuvant and analogs., L Chedid, F Audibert, P Lefrancier, J Choay, and E Lederer

Modulation of the immune responses against srbc after oestriol treatment in mice., T Ezaki, Y Nawa, T Hayama, K Yamaguchi, and M Kotani

Modulation of the immune response to bacterial levan (bl) by anti idiotype antibody. Abstr., C Bona

Modulation of the immune response to haptenated lipopolysaccharide (lps). Abstr., R R. Skelly and D C. Morrison

Modulation of the immune response to lipopolysaccharide., J R. Hiernaux, P J. Baker, C Delisi, and J A. Rudbach

Modulation of the immune response to teratocarcinoma in mice sensitized by sperm antigens., injeyan J. Teodorczyk, M A. Jewett, and R E. Falk

Modulation of the immune response to transplantation antigens. I. The effects of immunization using adjuvants on the immune response of mice to a tumour allograft., H Zola

Modulation of the immune response to transplantation antigens. V. A comparison of the effects of antilymphocytic serum and enhancing alloantiserum on effector mechanisms of allograft rejection., H Zola

Modulation of the immune response to tumor antigen in tumor-bearing hosts (tbh). Abstr., L Perry and M I. Greene

Modulation of the immune response toward allografts in vivo. I. Selective suppression of the development of cell-mediated immunity by soluble alloantigens., B Bonavida and J Zighelboim

Modulation of the in vivo immune response by human plasma very low-density lipoproteins., F V. Chisari

Modulation of the levels of 1-beta-d-arabinofuranosylcytosine triphosphate (aractp) in l1210 cells by 4'-demthylepipodophyl- lotoxin-9-(4,6-0-2-thenylidene-beta-d-glucopyranoside) (vm-26). Abstr., D Roberts, P Franklin, G Odom, and C Peck

Modulation of the metastatic capability in b16 melanoma by cell shape., A Raz and ze'ev A. Ben

Modulation of the mitogenic response of thymocytes by gangliosides. Abstr., E E. Lengle and R G. Kemp

Modulation of the notch signaling by Mash1 and Dlx1/2 regulates sequential specification and differentiation of progenitor cell types in the subcortical telencephalon., K Yun, S Fischman, J Johnson, d e. Hrabe, G Weinmaster, and J L. Rubenstein

Modulation of the recognition and lysis of el4 tumor target cells by cytotoxic t lymphocytes., P J. Gilmer, S D. Figard, R V. Flores, and P J. Diroma

Modulation of thymus-leukemia antigens on mouse leukemia cells induced by igg, but not igm, antibody., C W. Stackpole

Modulation of tissue immunogenicity by organ culture. Comparison of adult islets and fetal pancreas., C J. Simeonovic, K M. Bowen, I Kotlarski, and K J. Lafferty

Modulation of transfer rna-methylating enzyme activities in murine leukemic cells., B Hacker

Modulation of transforming growth factor beta1 gene expression in the mammary gland by insulin-like growth factor I and octreotide., H Huynh, W Beamer, M Pollak, and T W. Chan

Modulation of tthy alloantigen expression in the neonatal mouse. The tthy-bearing thymocyte is a precursor for the peripheral cells expressing tind and tsu., S K. Keesee and F L. Owen

Modulatory effect of the sympathetic nervous system on neuroblastoma tumor growth., schorr E. Chelmicka and B G. Arnason

Molecular alterations in murine melanoma induced\@@@ melanocytolytic agents. Abstr., W Chavin and J Abramowitz

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Molecular analysis and long-term clinical evaluation of three siblings with Alstrom syndrome., R K. Ozgul, I Satman, G B. Collin, E G. Hinman, J D. Marshall, O Kocaman, Y Tutuncu, T Yilmaz, and J K. Naggert

Molecular analysis of a spontaneous anemia mutation in the mouse reveals a premature stop codon in the cytoplasmic domain of the erythrocyte band in gene (Ae1)., Rebecca A. Swearingen

Molecular analysis of gene conversion in spermatids from transgenic mice., W H. Hanneman, K J. Schimenti, and J C. Schimenti

Molecular analysis of mutant and wildtype canine beta-glucuronidase cDNA., Kimberly E. Stone

Molecular analysis of reverse mutations from nonagouti (a) to black-and-tan (a(t)) and white-bellied agouti (Aw) reveals alternative forms of agouti transcripts., S J. Bultman, M L. Klebig, E J. Michaud, H O. Sweet, M T. Davisson, and R P. Woychik

Molecular analysis of spontaneous somatic mutants. (review)., K Adetugbo, C Milstein, and D S. Secher

Molecular analysis of the Mov 34 mutation: transcript disrupted by proviral integration in mice is conserved in Drosophila., T Gridley, D A. Gray, Weaver T. Orr, P Soriano, D E. Barton, U Francke, and R Jaenisch

Molecular and biological properties of a macrophage colony- -stimulating factor from mouse yolk sacs., G R. Johnson and A W. Burgess

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Molecular and cellular basis of the retrovirus resistance in I/LnJ mice., L K. Case, A Purdy, and T V. Golovkina

Molecular and functional aspects of the hairless (hr) gene in laboratory rodents and humans., A A. Panteleyev, R Paus, W Ahmad, J P. Sundberg, and A M. Christiano

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Molecular and functional mapping of the piebald deletion complex on mouse chromosome 14., J J. Roix, Greenberg A. Hagge, D M. Bissonnette, S Rodick, L B. Russell, and T P. O'Brien

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Molecular and genetic characterization of GABP beta., la Brousse de, E H. Birkenmeier, D S. King, L B. Rowe, and S L. McKnight

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Molecular and phenotypic analysis of 25 recessive, homozygous-viable alleles at the mouse agouti locus., R J. Miltenberger, K Wakamatsu, S Ito, R P. Woychik, L B. Russell, and E J. Michaud

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Molecular and phenotypic reassessment of an infrequently used mouse model for spinal muscular atrophy., R G. Gogliotti, S M. Hammond, C Lutz, and C J. Didonato

Molecular and quantitative analysis of helper t cell-replacing factors on the induction of antigen-sensitive b and t lymphocytes., J Watson, L A. Aarden, J Shaw, and V Paetkau

Molecular and submolecular localization of two isoantigens of mouse immunoglobulins., R I. Mishell and J L. Fahey

Molecular approaches to understanding retinal degenerations., Philip C. Rosenstiel

Molecular basis for hair loss in mice carrying a novel nonsense mutation (Hrrh-R ) in the hairless gene (Hr)., Y Liu, J P. Sundberg, S Das, D Carpenter, K T. Cain, E J. Michaud, and B H. Voy

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Molecular basis for the rhino (hrrh-8J) phenotype: a nonsense mutation in the mouse hairless gene., W Ahmad, A A. Panteleyev, J P. Sundberg, and A M. Christiano

Molecular basis for the rhino Yurlovo (hr(rhY)) phenotype: severe skin abnormalities and female reproductive defects associated with an insertion in the hairless gene., A A. Panteleyev, W Ahmad, A M. Malashenko, E L. Ignatieva, R Paus, J P. Sundberg, and A M. Christiano

Molecular basis of a novel rhino (hr(rhChr)) phenotype: a nonsense mutation in the mouse hairless gene., W Ahmad, A A. Panteleyev, Apollonio V. Henson, J P. Sundberg, and A M. Christiano

Molecular basis of b cell activation--ii. Mitogenicity of cardenolide derivatives., L Hammarstrom and C I. Smith

Molecular basis of b cell activation. Mitogenicity of native and modified digitalis glycosides., L L. Hammarstrom and C I. Smith

Molecular biology incorporated into the Of Mice and Mendel genetics source., Suzanna Rich

Molecular, cellular and systemic mechanisms for regulating igch expression., L A. Herzenberg, K Hayakawa, R R. Hardy, T Tokuhisa, V T. Oi, and L A. Herzenberg

Molecular changes in cell surface membranes resulting from trypsinization of sarcoma 180 tumor cells., J W. Huggins, R W. Chesnut, N N. Durham, and K L. Carraway

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Molecular characterization of an allelic series of mutations in the mouse Nox3 gene., J P. Flaherty, H E. Fairfield, C A. Spruce, C M. McCarty, and D E. Bergstrom

Molecular characterization of a novel tubby gene family member, TULP3, in mouse and humans., P M. Nishina, M A. North, A Ikeda, Y Yan, and J K. Naggert

Molecular characterization of interleukin 2., S Gillis, D Y. Mochizuki, P J. Conlon, S H. Hefeneider, A A. Ramthun, A E. Gillis, M B. Frank, H S. Henney, and J D. Watson

Molecular characterization of SHP-1 protein-tyrosine phosphatase expression in C57BL/6J SHP-1 transgenic and Motheaten/SHP-1 transgenic mice., Chris Ahlers

Molecular characterization of the enhancing immunoglobulin of mice. Abstr., J M. Cruse and M M. Azar

Molecular characterization of the ly-6 phenotype in the autoimmune mouse mrl/mp-lpr/lpr. Abstr., M R. Melino and T H. Hansen

Molecular characterization of the ss and slp (c4) proteins of the mouse h-2 complex. Subunit composition, chain size poly- morphism, and an intracellular (pro-ss) precursor., M H. Roos, J P. Atkinson, and D C. Shreffler

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Molecular characterization of the translocation breakpoints in the Down syndrome mouse model Ts65Dn., Laura G Reinholdt, Yueming Ding, Griffith J Gilbert, Griffith T Gilbert, Anne Czechanski, Jeffrey P Solzak, Randall J Roper, Mark T Johnson, Leah Rae Donahue, Cathleen Lutz, and Muriel T Davisson

Molecular characterization of TMHS protein in stereocilia of auditory hair cells., Estee Rubien-Thomas

Molecular characterization of TUB, TULP1, and TULP2, members of the novel tubby gene family and their possible relation to ocular diseases., M A. North, J K. Naggert, Y Yan, Trauth K. Noben, and P M. Nishina

Molecular clones of the mouse t complex derived from micro- dissected metaphase chromosomes., D Rohme, H Fox, B Herrmann, A Frischauf, J Edstrom, P Mains, L M. Silver, and H Lehrach

Molecular cloning and analysis of h-2 class i genes of h-2b haplotype mice., A L. Mellor, L Golden, E Weiss, H Bullman, H Bud, and R A. Flavell

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Molecular cloning and characterization of the human interleukin-11 receptor alpha-chain gene, IL11RA, located on chromosome 9p13., Leuven F. Van, L Stas, C Hilliker, Y Miyake, P Bilinski, and A Gossler

Molecular cloning and expression of the mouse ornithine decarboxylase gene., L Mcconlogue, M Gupta, L Wu, and P Coffino

Molecular cloning and genetic mapping of the t complex responder candidate gene family., D C. Bullard and J C. Schimenti

Molecular cloning and partial characterization of a parrot papillomavirus., M K. O'Banion, E R. Jacobson, and J P. Sundberg

Molecular cloning of a family of retroviral sequences found in chimpanzee but not human DNA., T I. Bonner, E H. Birkenmeier, M A. Gonda, G E. Mark, G H. Searfoss, and G J. Todaro

Molecular cloning of a highly leukemogenic, ecotropic retrovirus from an akr mouse., J Lenz, R Crowther, S Klimenko, and W Haseltine

Molecular cloning of akr xenotropic murine leukemia virus unintegrated proviral dna., D R. Joseph

Molecular cloning of an immunoglobulin kappa constant gene from nzb mouse., N Hozumi, R G. Hawley, and H Murialdo

Molecular cloning of cdna for murine interleukin-3., M C. Fung, A J. Hapel, S Ymer, D R. Cohen, R M. Johnson, H D. Campbell, and I G. Young

Molecular cloning of "early" cell cycle genes which are regulated by platelet-derived growth factor. Abstr., B H. Cochran, A C. Reffel, and C D. Stiles

Molecular cloning of infectious integrated murine leukemia virus dna from infected mouse cells., D R. Lowy, E Rands, S K. Chattopadhyay, and G L. Hager

Molecular cloning of infectious viral dna from ecotropic neurotropic wild mouse retrovirus., P Jolicoeur, N Nicolaiew, L Desgroseillers, and E Rassart

Molecular cloning of mouse immunoglobulin heavy chain messenger ribonucleic acids coding for nu, alpha, gamma1, gamma2a and gamma3 chains., J M. Adams, N M. Gough, E A. Webb, B M. Tyler, I Jackson, and S Cory

Molecular cloning of the mouse cell adhesion molecule uvomorulin: cDNA contains a B1-related sequence., R Schuh, D Vestweber, I Riede, M Ringwald, U B. Rosenberg, H Jackle, and R Kemler

Molecular cloning of the platelet fibronectin receptor site., Heather Wilson

Molecular cloning of the t complex responder genetic locus., L L. Rosen, D C. Bullard, L M. Silver, and J C. Schimenti

Molecular cloning of two distinct renin genes from the dba/2 mouse., J J. Mullins, D W. Burt, J D. Windass, P M. George, and W J. Brammar

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Molecular clustering identifies complement and endothelin induction as early events in a mouse model of glaucoma., G R. Howell, D G. Macalinao, G L. Sousa, M Walden, I Soto, S C. Kneeland, J M. Barbay, B L. King, J K. Marchant, M Hibbs, B Stevens, B A. Barres, A F. Clark, R T. Libby, and S W. John

Molecular comparison of ecotropic murine leukemia viruses isolated from CWD/LeAgl mice., Steven J. Montante

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Molecular conservation of estrogen-response associated with cell cycle regulation, hormonal carcinogenesis and cancer in zebrafish and human cancer cell lines., Siew Hong Lam, Serene G P Lee, Chin Y Lin, Jane S Thomsen, Pan Y Fu, Karuturi R K Murthy, Haixia Li, Kunde R Govindarajan, Lin C H Nick, Guillaume Bourque, Zhiyuan Gong, Thomas Lufkin, Edison T Liu, and Sinnakaruppan Mathavan

Molecular control of b cell triggering by antigen-specific t cell-derived helper factor., C Shiozawa, B Singh, S Rubinstein, and E Diener

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Molecular control of the oocyte to embryo transition., B B. Knowles, A V. Evsikov, V r. de, A E. Peaston, and D Solter

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Molecular control of the oocyte to embryo transition., B B. Knowles, A V. Evsikov, Vries W. de, A E. Peaston, and D Solter

Molecular determinants of immunogenicity. The immunon model of immune response., H M. Dintzis, R Z. Dintzis, and B Vogelstein

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Molecular diagnosis of a laboratory mouse papillomavirus (MusPV)., Joongho Joh, A Bennett Jenson, Mary Proctor, Arvind Ingle, Kathleen A Silva, Christopher S Potter, John P Sundberg, and Shin-Je Ghim

Molecular differentiation in the preimplantation mouse embryo., J Van blerkom, S C. Barton, and M H. Johnson

Molecular dissection of differentiation in normal and leukemic myelobasts: separately programmed pathways of gene expression., D Liebermann, liebermann B. Hoffman, and L Sachs

Molecular dissection of rauscher virus gp70 by using monoclonal antibodies: localization of acquired sequences of related envelope gene recombinants., H L. Niman and J H. Elder

Molecular distribution of h-2 alloantigenic specificities on fragments solubilized by papain from cell membranes. Abstr., S Cullen and S G. Nathenson

Molecular dosimetry of chemical mutagens. Measurement of molecular dose and dna repair in mammalian germ cells., G A. Sega

Molecular dosimetry of the chemical mutagen ethyl methanesulfonate. Quantitative comparison of mutation induction in escherichia coli, v79 chinese hamster cells and l5178y mouse lymphoma cells, and some cytological results in vitro and in vivo., C S. Aaron, A A. Zeeland, G R. Mohn, A T. Natarajan, A G. Knapp, A D. Tates, and B W. Glickman

Molecular dosimetry of the chemical mutagen ethyl methanesulphonate. Quantitative comparison of mutation induction in escherichia coli, neurospora crassa, v79 chinese hamster cells, l5178y mouse lymphoma cells and some in vitro and in vivo cytological results. Abstr., A Van zeeland, G Mohn, A Natarajan, A Knaap, A Tates, Glickman, F D. Serres, H Brockman, and C Aaron

Molecular events in the processing of avidin by antigen-presenting cells (apc). Iii. Activation of t-lymphocyte lines and h-2 restriction are meciated by processed avidin associated with i-region gene products., A Friedman, R Zerubavel, C Gitler, and I R. Cohen

Molecular events in the processing of avidin by antigen-presenting cells (apc). II. Identical processing by apc of h-2 high- and low-responder mouse strains., A Friedman, R Zerubavel, C Gitler, and I R. Cohen

Molecular events in the processing of avidin by antigen- -presenting cells (apc). I. The immune response of t lymphocytes to avidin is regulated by h-2-linked ir genes., A Friedman and I R. Cohen

Molecular evolution of the Crya-1 gene in the distal region of the t complex., Jennifer Grenier

Molecular heterogeneity and fine specificity of balb/c antibodies elicited by isologous myeloma protein., B F. Odermatt, R Perlmutter, and R G. Lynch

Molecular heterogeneity and fine specificity of isologous antibodies induced by the dnp-binding iga (m315) of mopc-315. Abstr., B Odermatt, R Perlmutter, and R Lynch

Molecular heterogeneity of d-end products detected by anti-h-2.28 Alloantisera with qa-2 antigen., D Ivanyi, M Cherry, and P Demant

Molecular heterogeneity of d-end products detected by anti-h-2.28 Sera. I. A molecule similar to qa-2, detected in the balb/cby but not in the balb/c-h-2dm2 mutant., P Demant and M H. Roos

Molecular heterogeneity of d-end products detected by anti-h-2.28 Sera. II. B10.d2(m504) (h-2dm1) Mutant fails to express one of the two h-2.4-,28+dd Region molecules., D Ivanyi and P Demant

Molecular heterogeneity of D-end products detected by anti-H-2.28 sera. III. Reactivity of certain anti-H-2.28 alloantisera with Qa-2 antigen., D Ivanyi, M Cherry, and P Demant

Molecular heterogeneity of dna polymerase alpha from p815 mouse mastocytoma cells., bonniot F. Bieri and A R. Schuerch

Molecular heterogeneity of mouse duodenal alkaline phosphatase. Association of lipids and peptides., P R. Nayudu and F B. Hercus

Molecular identification of a surface structure on b cells (lyb-3) and its relationship to b cell triggering., R E. Cone, B Huber, H Cantor, and R K. Gershon

Molecular identification of human t-lymphocyte antigens defined by the okt5 and okt8 monoclonal antibodies., dinh tuy Phan, P Niaudet, and J Bach

Molecular independence of h-2k and h-2d antigens on the cell surface., sautes C. Neauport, D Silvestre, F Lilly, and F M. Kourilsky

Molecular interactions between adriamycin and x-ray damage in mammalian tumor cells., J E. Byfield, Y C. Lee, and L Tu

Molecular interactions in t cell-mediated cytotoxicity: antigen nonspecific cytotoxicity following oxidative modification of membrane carbohydrates of ctl. Abstr., B Bonavida, J Fan, T P. Bradley, and R Lubelchick

Molecular limitations on variable-gene junctional diversity., L J. Wysocki, T Manser, T Gridley, and M L. Gefter

Molecular localization of genetically determined antigens in the immunoglobulins of mice. Abstr., R I. Mishell and J L. Fahey

Molecular location of the genetic lesion in the acatalasemic mouse., R N. Feinstein, B N. Jaroslow, and J B. Howard

Molecular markers for the analysis of neuronal differentiation in culture., A Bignami, L P. Kozak, and D Dahl

Molecular markers that define the distal ends of mouse autosomes 4, 13, and 19 and the sex chromosomes., E M. Eicher and E P. Shown

Molecular mechanisms of clozapine-induced hyperglycemia., Kristen Lingley

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Molecular mechanisms of induction of antigen-specific allograft tolerance by intranasal peptide administration., K Derbyshire, C Addey, D Coe, D W. Stuckey, H Muezzin, J A. Bubier, D J. Shaffer, D C. Roopenian, J G. Chai, and D M. Scott

Molecular mechanisms of leukemogenesis induced by two human oncogenes: BCR/ABL and TEL/PDGFbetaR in a murine model., Camden Ramsay

Molecular mechanisms of lymphocyte extravasation. I. Studies of two selective inhibitors of lymphocyte recirculation., G J. Spangrude, B A. Braaten, and R A. Daynes

Molecular mimicry between insulin and retroviral antigens p73: Development of cross-reactive autoantibodies in sera of NOD and C57BL/KsJ db/db mice., D V. Serreze, E H. Leiter, E L. Kuff, P Jardieu, and K Ishizaka

Molecular nature of beta-galactosidase from different tissues in two strains of the house mouse., R Seyedyazdani, Y Floderus, and L Lundin

Molecular pharmacology of the anthracycline drug 9,10-anthracene- dicarboxaldehyde bis[(4,5-dihydro-1-h-imidazol-2-yl)hydrazone] dihydrochloride (c1 216,942)., G T. Bowden, D Garcia, Y Peng, and D S. Alberts

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Molecular phenotyping for analyzing subtle genetic effects in mice: application to an angiotensinogen gene titration., H S. Kim, G Lee, S W. John, N Maeda, and O Smithies

Molecular polymorphism in the Rt6 genes of laboratory mice correlates with the allotypes of the H1 minor histocompatibility system., Nolte F. Koch, C Hollmann, M Kuhl, F Haag, M Prochazka, E Leiter, and H G. Thiele

Molecular probes for the genomic organization and evolution of the mouse t complex., L M. Silver, J Uman, J Danska, and J Garrels

Molecular properties of early and late actinophage neutralizing anti- bodies. Abstr., Y B. Kim, S G. Bradley, and D W. Watson

Molecular properties of ly antigens. Abstr., P J. Durda and P D. Gottlieb

Molecular properties of the action potential na+ ionophore in neuroblastoma cells. Interactions with neurotoxins., Y Jacques, M Fosset, and M Lazdunski

Molecular properties of t-lymphoma immunoglobulin. Iii. Peptide composition of the light chain., J M. Moseley, E A. Beatty, and J J. Marchalonis

Molecular properties of t-lymphoma immunoglobulin. II. Peptide composition of the heavy chain., J M. Moseley, E A. Beatty, and J J. Marchalonis

Molecular properties of t lymphoma immunoglobulin. I. Serological and general physicochemical properties., J M. Moseley, J J. Marchalonis, A W. Harris, and J Pye

Molecular regulation of Kit oncogene in bone marrow stem cells., Yi-Meng Tan

Molecular relationship between h-2 and ml antigens on leukaemia l1210/v cells., L Strzadala, J Steuden, and C Radzikowski

Molecular relationship between private and public h-2 antigens as determined by antigen redistribution method., V Hauptfeld and J Klein

Molecular relationships between three high molecular weight murine t cell surface proteins. Abstr., B Dunlap, P Mixter, A Watson, and F H. Bach

Molecular requirements for trinitrophenyl recognition by antihapten cytotoxic t lymphocytes., A H. Hale

Molecular restriction of anti-dnp antibodies induced by (dnp)2-gramicidin s., P C. Montgomery, J H. Rockey, R L. Kahn, and C A. Skandera

Molecular similarities between the qa-2 alloantigen and other gene products of the 17th chromosome of the mouse., J Michaelson, L Flaherty, E Vitetta, and M D. Poulik

Molecular species of hexokinase in hepatomas and ascites tumour cells. Abstr., K A. Gumaa and P M. Lean

Molecular species of hexokinase in hepatomas and ascites-tumour cells. Abstr., K A. Gumaa and K R. Greenslade

Molecular studies of cerecellar development in congenital thyroid deficiency., Brian J. Feinstein

Molecular theory of obesity, sterility and other behavioral and endocrine problems in genetically obese mice (ob/ob)., D L. Margules

Molecular weight and size of myosin from mice with hereditary muscular dystrophy. Abstr., H Oppenheimer, K Barany, H Terry, and E Forsyth

Molecular weight characterization of the products of the i-a and i-e/c subregions., R G. Cook, J W. Uhr, J D. Capra, D E. Vitetta, and U S. willii

Molecular weight determination of the oxysterol binding protein using the Waters I250 protein column., Stephen P. Scherr

Molecular weight determination of two genetically linked cell surface murine antigens: thb and ly-6., rogers A. Matossian, P Rogers, J A. Ledbetter, and L A. Herzenberg

Molecular weight determinations of el4 tumor antigens as detected by h-2bm-1 anti-el4 serum. Abstr., W J. Bridges, D A. Lawlor, and P H. Saunders

Molecular weight forms of adrenocorticotropic hormone secreted by primary cultures of mouse anterior pituitary., T L. Paquette, E Herbert, and M Hinman

Molecular weight polypeptides., R B. Naso, L J. Arcement, T G. Wood, T E. Saunders, D R. Arlinghaus, and L T. High

Molecular weight protein., F A. Hunter, J W. Paslay, A S. Bhown, J E. Mole, D J. Bennett, and O A. High

Molecular weights of adrenocorticotropic hormone in extracts of anterior and intermediate-posterior lobes of mouse pituitary., R E. Mains and B A. Eipper

Molecules produced by in vitro 'educated' t cells., S O'connor, D Eardley, F Shen, R K. Gershon, D R. Cone, and binding I. Antigen

Molecules stimulating early red cell, granulocyte, macrophage, and megakaryocyte precursors in culture: similarity in size, hydrophobicity, and charge., N N. Iscove, C A. Roitsch, N Williams, and L J. Guilbert

Moloney leukaemia virus as a helper in retrieving friend virus from a non-infectious reticulum cell sarcoma., A H. Fieldsteel, C Kurahara, and P J. Dawson

Moloney leukemia virus gene expression and gene amplification in preleukemic and leukemic balb/mo mice., R Jaenisch

Moloney leukemia virus-induced cell surface antigen. Detection and characterization in sodium dodecyl sulfate gels., F A. Troy, E M. Fenyo, and G Klein

Moloney lymphoma antibodies from mice, localization in spleens of moloney lymphoma bearing mice., I Witz, G Klein, and D Pressman

Moloney lymphoma cells express a polyprotein containing the gag gene-coded p15 and the moloney leukemia virus-induced cell surface antigen (mcsa)., A Karande, E Yefenof, E M. Fenyo, and G Klein

Moloney murine sarcoma virus oncogenesis in t-lymphocyte-deprived mice: biologic and immunologic studies., D Collavo, P Zanovello, E Leuchars, A J. Davies, bianchi U. Chieco, and G Biasi

Moloney murine sarcoma virus tumors in cba/j mice: chemopreventive and chemotherapeutic actions of supplemental beta-carotene., E Seifter, G Rettura, J Padawer, and S M. Levenson

Moloney sarcoma virus-induced tumors in athymic (nude) mice. Growth pattern and antibody responses., S Davis

Moloney sarcoma virus-induced tumors in mice. Inhibition or stimula- tion by (poly ri).(poly Rc)., E De clercq and T C. Merigan

Moloney sarcoma virus system. No requirment for the fith component of complement. Abstr., E W. Fuson and E W. Alford

Moloney virus-induced cell surface antigens and histocomp- atibility antigens are located on distinct molecules., R I. Fox and I L. Weissman

Moloney virus-induced leukemias of mice. Measurement in vitro of specific antigen., G Haughton

Molybdenum, copper and zinc contents of mouse liver and sarcoma 180 treated with molybdenum compounds., C Carruthers and W Regelson

Monaural and binaural audiogenic seizures in mice., H M. Reid and R L. Collins

Monaural audiogenic seizures: evidence for control by parallel processes., H M. Reid and R L. Collins

Monitored by intermediate filament expression., D Paulin, H Jakob, F Jacob, K Weber, D M. Osborn, and R D. Cells

Monitoring membrane potentials in ehrlich ascites tumor cells by means of a fluorescent dye. Abstr., P C. Laris, H A. Pershadsingh, and R M. Johnstone

Monitoring of anesthesia., Smith JC, Danneman PJ

Monitoring of murine osteosarcoma by serial alkaline phosphatase determinations., V K. Ghanta, R N. Hiramoto, A B. Weiss, and L Caudill

Monitoring the effect of anti-cancer drugs on l1210 cells by a mitochondrial probe, rhodamine-123., S D. Bernal, H M. Shapiro, and L B. Chen

Monitoring the therapy of human tumor xenografts in nude mice by the use of lactate dehydrogenase., L Dipersio, A P. Kyriazis, J Gabriel, and A J. Pesce

Mono(ADP-ribosyl)transferase genes and diabetes in NOD mice. Is there a relationship?, Cvrlje M. Cetkovic, S D. Yang, and E H. Leiter

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Monoallelic gene expression in mice: who? When? How? Why?, J Schimenti

Monoamine oxidase a and b cultured cells., M Hawkins and X O. Breakefield

Monoamine oxidase activity in ehrlich ascites tumor., Y Yamanaka and M Nakatsuka

Monoamine oxidase, catechol-o-methyltransferase, and norepinephrine levels in mice with the hereditary obese-hyperglycemic syndrome., J M. Feldman and J H. Henderson

Monoaminergic afferents to the neocortex: a developmental histofluorescence study in normal and reeler mouse embryos., V S. Caviness and M G. Korde

Monoaminergic synapses in infant mouse neocortex: comparison of cortical fields in seizure-prone and resistant mice., D A. Kristt, M S. Shirley, and E Kasper

Monoclonal alloantibodies specific for the constant region of t cell antigen receptors., T Tokuhisa, Y Komatsu, Y Uchida, and M Taniguchi

Monoclonal antibodies., J R. Zalcberg, C H. Thompson, M Lichtenstein, and D I. Mckenzie

Monoclonal antibodies., S D. Sharma, T Budzich, M R. Proffitt, D Shepherd, D J. Remington, and i region Anti

Monoclonal antibodies., M J. Tikkanen, R Dargar, B Pfleger, B Gonen, J M. Davie, N G. Schonfeld, and G M. With

Monoclonal antibodies against antigens displayed on a progressively growing mammary tumor., A Tax and L A. Manson

Monoclonal antibodies against baboon endogenous virus and against host cell antigens., J Cogniaux, R Olislager, goldberger S. Sprecher, and L Thiry

Monoclonal antibodies against carbohydrate differentiation antigens identify subsets of primary sensory neurones., J Dodd, D Solter, and T M. Jessell

Monoclonal antibodies against cell surface antigens present on human urinary bladder cancer cells., T Masuko, H Yagita, and Y Hashimoto

Monoclonal antibodies against chicken type v collagen: production, specificity, and use for immunocytochemical localization in embryonic cornea and other organs., T F. Linsenmayer, J M. Fitch, T M. Schmid, N B. Zak, I Gibney, R D. Sanderson, and R Mayne

Monoclonal antibodies against common and Igk-1a allotypic determinants of rat immunoglobulin kappa chain constant domain., V V. Cherapakhin, A V. Chervonsky, A V. Filatov, and O V. Rokhlin

Monoclonal antibodies against contact sites a of dictyostelium discoideum: detection of modifications of the glycoprotein in tunicamycin-treated cells., H Ochiai, J Stadler, M Westphal, G Wagle, R Merkl, and G Gerisch

Monoclonal antibodies against estrogen receptor: interaction with different molecular forms and functions of the receptor., B Moncharmont, J Su, and I Parikh

Monoclonal antibodies against functionally distinct sites on the delta-endotoxin of bacillus thuringiensis var. Thuringiensis., lakac M. Huber, H Herbst, P Luthy, and D G. Braun

Monoclonal antibodies against human beta-glucocerebrosidase., R A. Barneveld, F P. Tegelaers, E I. Ginns, P Visser, L A. Laanen, R O. Brady, H Galjaard, J A. Barranger, R J. Reuser, and J M. Tager

Monoclonal antibodies against human cell surface antigens: production of hybridomas from mice immunized with cell culture supernatants. Abstr., R H. Kennett

Monoclonal antibodies against human t cell leukemia-lymphoma virus (htlv) p25 internal core protein., T J. Palker, R M. Scearce, S E. Miller, M Popovic, A P. Bolognesi, R C. Gallo, and B F. Haynes

Monoclonal antibodies against human t lymphocytes label purkinje neurones of many species., J A. Garson, P C. Beverley, H B. Coakham, and E I. Harper

Monoclonal antibodies against insulin-like growth factor i (igf i). Abstr., U K. Laubli, W Baier, M R. Celio, and R E. Humbel

Monoclonal antibodies against murine leukemia viruses: identi- fication of six antigenic determinants on the p15(e) and gp70 envelope proteins., M E. Lostrom, M R. Stone, M Tam, W N. Burnette, A Pinter, and R C. Nowinski

Monoclonal antibodies against myomesin used to study myofibrillogenesis. Abstr., B K. Grove, T C. Doetschman, M E. Eppenberger, V Kurer, J C. Perriard, and H M. Eppenberger

Monoclonal antibodies against ovalbumin., R J. Bjercke, P M. Hale, W D. Mercer, and W L. Mcguire

Monoclonal antibodies against rabies virus produced by somatic cell hybridization. Detection of antigenic variants., T J. Wiktor and H Koprowski

Monoclonal antibodies against t cell differentiation antigens initiate stimulation of monocyte/macrophage oxidative metabolism., latscha B. Descamps, R M. Golub, A T. Nguyen, and fieux M. Feuillet

Monoclonal antibodies against two human lung carcinoma cell lines., D T. Brown and M Moore

Monoclonal antibodies against unique i-region gene products expressed only on mature functional t cells., K Hiramatsu, A Ochi, S Miyatani, G, and T Tada

Monoclonal antibodies as probes for differentiation and tumor- -associated antigens. A forssman specificity on teratocar- cinoma stem cells., P L. Stern, K R. Willison, E Lennox, G Galfre, C Milstein, D Secher, and A Ziegler

Monoclonal antibodies as probes for phenotypic expression. II. Mmtv-like epitopes in human sera. Abstr., L A. Manson, A Tax, and H F. Sears

Monoclonal antibodies as probes for phenotypic expression. I. Mmtv-like epitopes on murine lymphocytes. Abstr., A Tax, D L. Ewert, and L A. Manson

Monoclonal antibodies as probes of domain structure of the spectrin alpha subunit., P D. Yurchenco, D W. Speicher, J S. Morrow, K, and V T. Marchesi

Monoclonal antibodies as probes of the distribution of zp-2, the major sulfated glycoprotein of the murine zona pellucida., I J. East and J Dean

Monoclonal antibodies binding placental alkaline phosphatase (plap) localize in plap-bearing tumors grown in nude mice. Abstr., R Jemmerson, M Takeya, N Shah, and W H. Fishman

Monoclonal antibodies coupled to lps specifically induce synthesis of immunoglobulins with complementary variable region determinants., D Primi and P Cazenave

Monoclonal antibodies define eight independent antigenic regions on the bovine leukemia virus (blv) envelope glycoprotein gp51., C Bruck, S Mathot, D Portetelle, C Berte, E Franssen, P Herion, and A Burny

Monoclonal antibodies detect antigenic diversity in theileria parva parasites., M Pinder and R S. Hewett

Monoclonal antibodies detect a spectrin-like protein in normal and dystrophic human skeletal muscle., S T. Appleyard, M J. Dunn, V Dubowitz, M L. Scott, S J, T, and D M. Shotton

Monoclonal antibodies directed against displayed antigens of progressively growing mammary tumors. Abstr., A Tax and L A. Manson

Monoclonal antibodies directed against epitopes of the gp52 of mouse mammary tumor virus. Abstr., A Tax and L A. Manson

Monoclonal antibodies directed against human FcRn and their applications., Gregory J Christianson, Victor Z Sun, Shreeram Akilesh, Emanuele Pesavento, Gabriele Proetzel, and Derry C Roopenian

Monoclonal antibodies directed against mammalian rna polymerase. I. Identification of the catalytic center., K M. Rose, K A. Maguire, J N. Wurpel, and E D. Marquez

Monoclonal antibodies directed against murine b16 melanoma. Abstr., C W. Johnson, R F. Barth, W Wei, C L. Andrews, boerner E. Wrobel, and B B. Holman

Monoclonal antibodies directed to human insulin-like growth factor i (igf i). Use for radioimmunoassay and immunopurification of igf., U K. Laubli, W Baier, H Binz, M R. Celio, and R E. Humbel

Monoclonal antibodies directed to stromal cells in the mouse thymus. Abstr., P W. Van vliet, M L. Melis, and W V. Ewijk

Monoclonal antibodies displaying a novel species specificity for the primate transformation-related protein, p53., K Leppard and L Crawford

Monoclonal antibodies distinguish phase variants of coxiella burnetii., J C. Williams, M R. Johnston, M G. Peacock, L A. Thomas, C Stewart, and J L. Portis

Monoclonal antibodies for analysis of the hla system., F M. Brodsky, P Parham, C J. Barnstable, and W F. Bodmer

Monoclonal antibodies for immunochemical analysis of methanogenetic bacteria., E Conway de macario, A J. Macario, and O Kandler

Monoclonal antibodies from mice bearing polyoma virus-induced tumor., N Moav, N I. Smorodinsky, B Balin, and I P. Witz

Monoclonal antibodies identify novel neural antigens., R Hawkes, E Niday, and A Matus

Monoclonal antibodies identify the protective antigens of sporozoites of plasmodium knowlesi., A H. Cochrane, F Santoro, V Nussenzweig, R W. Gwadz, and R S. Nussenzweig

Monoclonal antibodies in analysis of oncoplacental protein sp1 in vivo and in vitro., E Engvall, M Miyashita, and E Ruoslahti

Monoclonal antibodies in cell-mediated cytotoxicity against human melanoma and colorectal carcinoma., D Herlyn, M Herlyn, Z Steplewski, and H Koprowski

Monoclonal antibodies inhibit the adhesion of mouse b 16 melanoma cells in vitro and block lung metastasis in vivo., H P. Vollmers and W Birchmeier

Monoclonal antibodies in radioimmunoassay of alphafetoprotein. Abstr., M Uotila, E Engvall, and E Ruoslahti

Monoclonal antibodies in the lymphatics: toward the diagnosis and therapy of tumor metastases., J N. Weinstein, R J. Parker, A M. Keenan, S K. Dower, E C. Iii, and S M. Sieber

Monoclonal antibodies (mas) which react with several types of human lung cancer. Abstr., F Cuttitta, S Rosen, P Abrams, A F. Gazdar, J Schwade, and J Minna

Monoclonal antibodies (mcabs) to determinants on human gamma chains: properties of antibodies showing subclass restriction or subclass specificity., J Lowe, P Bird, D Hardie, R Jerreris, and N R. Ling

Monoclonal antibodies (mnab) binding to murine klh specific t-cell clones. Abstr., S J. Waters, G Norton, R J. Winchester, and C A. Bona

Monoclonal antibodies of four different specificities for neutralization of type 1 polioviruses., D D. Humphrey, O M. Kew, and P M. Feorino

Monoclonal antibodies produced against a human lung carcinoma. Abstr., M Kasai, Y Iwaki, R Saxton, E C. Holmes, P Terasaki, D L. Morton, M W. Burk, and K Irie

Monoclonal antibodies reacting with immunogenic mycoplasma proteins present in human hematopoietic cell lines., M E. Hemler and J L. Strominger

Monoclonal antibodies reactive with all strains of haemophilus ducreyi., E J. Hansen and T A. Loftus

Monoclonal antibodies reactive with human myeloid leukaemia cells., E D. Ball and M W. Fanger

Monoclonal antibodies reactive with idiotypic and variable- -region specific determinants on human immunoglobulins., J L. Greenstein, A Solomon, and G N. Abraham

Monoclonal antibodies reactive with small cell carcinoma of the lung., E D. Ball, R F. Graziano, O S. Pettengill, G D, R, and M W. Fanger

Monoclonal antibodies recognize different parts of z-dna., A Moller, J E. Gabriels, E M. Lafer, A Nordheim, L Rich, and B D. Stollar

Monoclonal antibodies recognizing human t cells: potential role for preventing graft-versus-host reactions following allogeneic marrow transplantation., J A. Hansen, P J. Martin, M Kamoun, storb B. Torok, W Newman, R C. Nowinski, and E D. Thomas

Monoclonal antibodies reveal three types of idiotypic determinants om mopc 173: h-l-specific private and public idiotopes, and vy-specific public idiotope(s)., M Suzan, C Boyer, C Schiff, J Trucy, M Milili, and C D. Preval

Monoclonal antibodies specific for carcinoembryonic antigen and produced by two hybrid cell lines., R S. Accolla, S Carrel, and J Mach

Monoclonal antibodies specific for class i and class ii molecules controlled by the mouse h-2 complex., S Tewarson, F Figueroa, and J Klein

Monoclonal antibodies specific for factor viii coagulant (viii:c) protein from cellular hybrids. Abstr., P Haines, B Evatt, R Ramsey, D Willis, P Feorino, and D Humphrey

Monoclonal antibodies specific for glial fibrillary acidic (gfa) protein and for each of the neurofilament triplet polypeptides., E Debus, K Weber, and M Osborn

Monoclonal antibodies specific for globin chains., G Stamatoyannopoulos, M Farquhar, D Lindsley, M Brice, T Papayannopoulou, and P E. Nute

Monoclonal antibodies specific for leishmania tropica. I. Characterization of antigens associated with stage- and species-specific determinants., C L. Jaffe and pratt D. Mcmahon

Monoclonal antibodies specific for measles hemagglutinin: idiotypes and biological activity. Abstr., J Gheuens, D E. Mcfarlin, W J. Bellini, and K W. Rammohan

Monoclonal antibodies specific for the avian sarcoma virus transforming protein pp60src., T Tanaka and R Kurth

Monoclonal antibodies that distinguish subspecies of leishmania braziliensis., pratt D. Mcmahon, E Bennett, and J R. David

Monoclonal antibodies that immunoreact with a cation- -stimulated plant membrane atpase., J J. Chin

Monoclonal antibodies that inhibit attachment of group b coxsackieviruses., B A. Campbell and C E. Cords

Monoclonal antibodies that inhibit enzyme activity of 3-methyl- cholanthrene-induced cytochrome p-450., S S. Park, T Fujino, D West, F Peter, E, and H V. Gelboin

Monoclonal antibodies that protect in vivo against plasmodium chabaudi recognize a 250,000-dalton parasite polypeptide., D B. Boyle, C I. Newbold, C C. Smith, and K N. Brown

Monoclonal antibodies that recognize discrete forms of tubulin., I Gozes and C J. Barnstable

Monoclonal antibodies to a nitroxide lipid hapten., K Balakrishnan, F J. Hsu, D G. Hafeman, and H M. Mcconnell

Monoclonal antibodies to beta-adrenergic receptors: use in purification and molecular characterization of beta receptors., C M. Fraser and J C. Venter

Monoclonal antibodies to carcinoembryonic antigen (cea): characterization and use in a radioimmunoassay for cea., J Lindgren, B Bang, M Hurme, and O Makela

Monoclonal antibodies to cell surface antigens of chick neural retina. Abstr., F S. Walsh, G S. Eisenbarth, A Naini, and M Nirenberg

Monoclonal antibodies to chlamydia trachomatis: antibody speci- ficities and antigen characterization., R S. Stephens, M R. Tam, C Kuo, and R C. Nowinski

Monoclonal antibodies to cytomegalovirus: rapid identification of clinical isolates and preliminary use in diagnosis of cytomegalovirus pneumonia., L C. Goldstein, J Mcdougall, R Hackman, J D. Meyers, D. Thomas, and R C. Nowinski

Monoclonal antibodies to differentiation antigens of normal human mammary epithelial cells. Abstr., J A. Peterson, F R. Moncada, and R L. Cerianai

Monoclonal antibodies to dimethylbenzanthracene (dmba) induced murine mammary tumors. Abstr., W Wei, C W. Johnson, and R F. Barth

Monoclonal antibodies to epstein-barr virus-induced, transformation-associated cell surface antigens: binding patterns and effect upon virus-specific t-cell cytotoxicity., M Rowe, J E. Hildreth, A B. Rickinson, and M A. Epstein

Monoclonal antibodies to fibrinogen: modulation of determinants expressed in fibrinogen by gamma-chain cross-linking., G D. Wilner, M S. Mudd, K Hsieh, and D W. Thomas

Monoclonal antibodies to guinea pig ia antigens. Abstr., R Burger, L Clement, J Chiba, and E M. Shevach

Monoclonal antibodies to guinea pig ia antigens. I. Production, serologic, and immunochemical characterization., R Burger, L Clement, J Schroer, J Chiba, and E M. Shevach

Monoclonal antibodies to human alpha-interferon and their use for affinity chromatography., D Novick, Z Eshhar, and M Rubinstein

Monoclonal antibodies to human blood group m and n antigens. Abstr., R J. Rubocki and F Milgrom

Monoclonal antibodies to human cytomegalovirus: three surface membrane proteins with unique immunological and electrophoretic properties specify cross-reactive determinants., L Pereira, M Hoffman, D Gallo, and N Cremer

Monoclonal antibodies to human fetal hemoglobin. Abstr., C G. Zaroulis, M C. Suthanthiran, I A. Kourides, and B Alter

Monoclonal antibodies to human ige. Abstr., W A. Hook, E Berenstein, L A. Basciano, P C. Fox, and R P. Siranganian

Monoclonal antibodies to human interferon-gamma: production, affinity purification and radioimmunoassay., D Novick, Z Eshhar, D G. Fischer, J Friedlander, and M Rubinstein

Monoclonal antibodies to human leucocyte antigens in poly- myositis and muscular dystrophy., D Rowe, D A. Isenberg, and P C. Beverley

Monoclonal antibodies to human lung elastin peptides. Abstr., T V. Darnule, A T. Darnule, G M. Turino, and I Mandl

Monoclonal antibodies to human lung tumor antigens demonstrated by immunofluorescence and immunoprecipitation., B G. Brenner, S Jothy, J Shuster, and A Fuks

Monoclonal antibodies to human melanoma-associated antigens., K Imai, G A. Molinaro, and S Ferrone

Monoclonal antibodies to human sperm antigens. Abstr., E Wong, V L. Lum, E Low, Y S. Huang, M, and C G. Lee

Monoclonal antibodies to human tumor antigens., Z Steplewski

Monoclonal antibodies to human urokinase identify the single- -chain pro-urokinase precursor., G Salerno, P Verde, M L. Nolli, A Corti, H Szots, T Meo, J Johnson, S Bullock, G Cassani, and F Blasi

Monoclonal antibodies to ia antigens from rat thymus: cross reactions with mouse and human and use in purification of rat ia glycoproteins., W R. Mcmaster and A F. Williams

Monoclonal antibodies to l-asparaginase., T Kitao and K Hattori

Monoclonal antibodies to major regions of salmonella lipopolysaccharide. Abstr., D E. Colwell, E Jirillo, S M. Michalek, and J R. Mcghee

Monoclonal antibodies to mouse major histocompatibility complex antigens. IV. A series of hybridoma clones producing anti-h- 2d antigens on the surface of these cells., K Ozato, N M. Mayer, and D H. Sachs

Monoclonal antibodies to mouse mammary tumors. Abstr., W Wei, R F. Barth, and G H. Heppner

Monoclonal antibodies to mouse mhc antigens. Iii. Hybridoma antibodies reacting to antigens of the h-2b haplotype reveal genetic control of isotype expression., K Ozato and D H. Sachs

Monoclonal antibodies to mouse mhc antigens. I. Serologic characterization of ten anti-h-2 and anti-ia reagents., V Hauptfeld, M Nahm, M Hauptfeld, and D C. Shreffler

Monoclonal antibodies to murine cell surface antigens. I. Lyt-1.1., P M. Hogarth, T A. Potter, F N. Cornell, and I F. Mckenzie

Monoclonal antibodies to murine heaptitis virus-4 (strain jhm) define the viral glycoprotein responsible for attachment and cell-cell fusion., A R. Collins, R L. Knobler, H Powell, and M J. Buchmeier

Monoclonal antibodies to neurospora adenylate cyclase. Abstr., M M. Flawia, M Y. Vedia, M Torruella, E Podesta, and H N. Torres

Monoclonal antibodies to rabbit liver cytochrome p-450 lm2. Abstr., S S. Park, M J. Coon, and H V. Gelboin

Monoclonal antibodies to rat na+,k+-atpase block enzymatic activity., D B. Schenk and H L. Leffert

Monoclonal antibodies to specific astroglial and neuronal antigens reveal the cytoarchitecture of the bergmann glia fibers in the cerebellum., A L. De blas

Monoclonal antibodies to stages of trypanosoma cruzi: characterization and use for antigen detection., F G. Araujo, S D. Sharma, V Tsai, P Cox, and J S. Remington

Monoclonal antibodies to streptococcal group a carbohydrate. I. A dominant idiotypic determinant is located on vk., M H. Nahn, B L. Clevinger, and J M. Davie

Monoclonal antibodies to surface antigens of spermatogenic cells in the mouse. Abstr., K B. Bechtol, S C. Brown, and R H. Kennett

Monoclonal antibodies to the cytochromes c of beef heart and paracoccus dentrificans. Abstr., L Kuo, H C. Davies, L Smith, and F Karush

Monoclonal antibodies to the murine ly-2.1 Cell surface antigen., P M. Hogarth, J Edwards, I F. Mckenzie, J W, D, and F Y. Liew

Monoclonal antibodies to the p21 products of the transforming gene of harvey murine sarcoma virus and of the cellular ras gene family., M E. Furth, L J. David, B Fleurdelys, and E M. Scolnick

Monoclonal antibodies to the rat liver glucocorticoid receptor., H M. Westphal, G Moldenhauer, and M Beato

Monoclonal antibodies to the structural glycoprotein of tick- -borne encephalitis virus., F X. Heinz, R Berger, O Majdic, W Knapp, and C Kunz

Monoclonal antibodies to tissue-specific chromatin proteins., J N. Vanderbilt and J N. Anderson

Monoclonal antibodies to tumor-associated antigens in human prostate and bladder cancer. Abstr., G L. Wright, J J. Starling, and S M. Sieg

Monoclonal antibodies to two classes of membrane tumor assoc- iated antigens expressed by human melanoma. Abstr., R H. Yonemoto, D O. Chee, S P. Leong, J Klotz, I F. Richards, R Goto, M M. Drushella, and R L. Gascon

Monoclonal antibodies to two mouse bladder carcinoma antigens., I Hellstrom, N Rollins, S Settle, P Chapman, W H. Chapman, and K E. Hellstrom

Monoclonal antibodies to xenotropic and mcf murine leukemia viruses derived during the graft-versus-host reaction., J L. Portis, F J. Mcatee, and M W. Cloyd

Monoclonal antibodies with different specificities against cytokeratins. An immunohistochemical study of normal tissues and tumors., G N. Van mjijen, D J. Ruiter, M Ponec, I D. Mey, and S O. Warnaar

Monoclonal antibody against a1 lewis d antigen produced by the hy- bridoma immunized with a pulmonary carcinoma., Y Iwaki, M Kasai, P I. Terasaki, D Bernoco, M S. Park, J Cicciarelli, R Heintz, R E. Saxton, M W. Burk, and D L. Morton

Monoclonal antibody against a cross-reactive idiotypic determinant found on human autoantibodies with anti-i and -i specificities., S W. Evans, T Feizi, R Childs, and N R. Ling

Monoclonal antibody against a membrane antigen characterizing leukemic human b-lymphocytes., H K. Forster, F G. Gudat, M Girard, R Albrecht, J Schmidt, C Ludwig, and J Obrecht

Monoclonal antibody against human ifn-gamma., H K. Hochkeppel and M D. Ley

Monoclonal antibody against human interleukin 2(il2). I. Puri- fication of il 2 for the production of monoclonal antibodies., B M. Stadler, E H. Berenstein, R P. Siraganian, and J J. Oppenheim

Monoclonal antibody against k562 cell line accelerates killing of the target cells by large granular lymphocytes., M M. Park and Z Brahmi

Monoclonal antibody against mouse sperm blocks a specific event in the fertilization process., P M. Saling, L M. Raines, and M G. O'rand

Monoclonal antibody against myeloid leukemia cell line (kg-1)., F Aota, D Chang, N O. Hill, and A Khan

Monoclonal antibody against SSEA-1 is specific for a subpopulation of astrocytes in mouse cerebellum., C Lagenaur, M Schachner, D Solter, and B Knowles

Monoclonal antibody against SSEA-1 is specific for a subpopulation of astrocytes in mouse cerebellum., C Lagenaur, M Schachner, D Solter, and B Knowles

Monoclonal antibody against the carboxy terminal peptide of pp60src of rous sarcoma virus reacts with native pp60src., T Tamura and H Bauer

Monoclonal antibody analysis of ocular basement membranes during development., J M. Fitch and T F. Linsenmayer

Monoclonal antibody and an antibody-toxin conjugate to a cell surface proteoglycan of melanoma cells suppress in vivo tumor growth., T F. Bumol, Q C. Wang, R A. Reisfeld, and N O. Kaplan

Monoclonal antibody approaches to the study of neuronal cell surfaces., Katherine A. Daly

Monoclonal antibody defining a burkitt's lymphoma-associated antigen detects carbohydrate on neutral glycolipid., M Lipinski, E D. Nudelman, J Wiels, and M Parsons

Monoclonal antibody defining a stage-specific mouse embryonic antigen (SSEA-1)., D Solter and B B. Knowles

Monoclonal antibody defining a stage-specific mouse embryonic antigen. (ssea-1), D Solter and B B. Knowles

Monoclonal antibody detecting a stage-specific embryonic antigen (SSEA-1) on preimplantation mouse embryos and teratocarcinoma cells., B B. Knowles, D P. Aden, and D Solter

Monoclonal antibody developed to t-lymphocytes from aged mice. Abstr., L C. Hendricks and M L. Heidrick

Monoclonal antibody-directed effector cells selectively lyse human melanoma cells in vitro and in vivo., G Schulz, T F. Bumol, and R A. Reisfeld

Monoclonal antibody directed to a b-cell antigen present in rats, mice, and humans., D L. Gasser, B A. Winters, J B. Haas, and R H. Kennett

Monoclonal antibody h9/25 reacts with functional subsets of t and b cells: killer, killer precursor and plaque-forming cells., F Takai, H Waldmann, E S. Lennox, and C Milstein

Monoclonal antibody identifies a new ia-like (p29,34) polymorphic system linked to the hla-d/dr region., L M. Nadler, P Stashenko, R Hardy, K J. Tomaselli, E J. Yunis, S F. Schlossman, and J M. Pesando

Monoclonal antibody (igm) specific to mouse lymphoma cells (l1210): isolation and therapeutic properties., A Roche and M Monsigny

Monoclonal antibody ki-m4 specifically recognizes human dendritic rticulum cells (follicular dendritic cells) and their possible precursor in blood., M R. Parwaresch, H J. Radzun, M Hanssmann, and K Peters

Monoclonal antibody-mediated protection against schistosoma mansoni infection in mice., D M. Zodda and S M. Phillips

Monoclonal antibody nim-r2 shows differential reactivity with virgin and memory b cells., clarke S. Marshall, A Chayen, and R M. Parkhouse

Monoclonal antibody production in artificial capillary cultures. Abstr., P Calabresi, K L. Mccarthy, D L. Dexter, F J. Cummings, and B Rotman

Monoclonal antibody reactive with an acute myelogenous leukaemia-associated antigen. Abstract., D S. Askekw, A C. Eaves, and F Takei

Monoclonal antibody recognizing tumor-associated antigen of dba/2 mouse lymphoma l1210 and its sublines. Abstr., H Fuji

Monoclonal antibody specific for mullerian inhibiting substance. Abstr., H Shima, hunter M. Mudgett, G P. Budzik, and P K. Donahoe

Monoclonal antibody specific for myelin glycoprotein p0: derivation and characterization., M C. Franko, C L. Koski, C J. Gibbs Jr., D E. Mcfarlin, and D C. Gajdusek

Monoclonal antibody that specifically inhibits a human mr 52,000 plasminogen-activating enzyme., K Kaltoft, L S. Nielsen, J Zeuthen, and K Dano

Monoclonal antibody therapy of murine leukemia. Abstr., C Badger and I D. Bernstein

Monoclonal antibody therapy of spontaneous leukemia. Abstr., C Badger and I Bernstein

Monoclonal antibody to 5-bromo- and 5-iododeoxyuridine: a new reagent for detection of dna replication., H G. Gratzner

Monoclonal antibody to an alloantigenic determinant on beta2- -microglobulin (beta2m) of the mouse., M Chorney, F Shen, J Michaelson, and E A. Boyse

Monoclonal antibody to calf thymus rna polymerase ii. Abstr., J L. Christmann and M E. Dahmus

Monoclonal antibody to dna containing thymine glycol., S A. Leadon and P C. Hanawalt

Monoclonal antibody to human epidermal growth factor., D M. Moriarity, R A. Harper, B B. Knowles, and C R. Savage

Monoclonal antibody to human granulocytes: cellular specificity and functional studies., L S. Martin, D S. Gordon, M E. Wilson, S W, O, and R B. Fritz

Monoclonal antibody to human thyrotropin., E C. Ridgway, L J. Ardisson, M J. Meskell, and hunter M. Mudgett

Monoclonal antibody to l1210 leukemia. Abstr., C Testorelli, S Morelli, A Nicolin, and A Goldin

Monoclonal antibody to l3t4 blocks the function of t cells specific for class 2 major histocompatibility complex antigens., S L. Swain, D P. Dialynas, F W. Fitch, and M English

Monoclonal antibody to mullerian inhibiting substance. Abstr., hunter M. Midgett, G P. Budzik, M D. Sullivan, and P K. Donahoe

Monoclonal antibody to murine embryos defines a stage-specific embryonic antigen expressed on mouse embryos and human teratocarcinoma cells., L H. Shevinsky, B B. Knowles, I Damjanov, and D Solter

Monoclonal antibody to spleen focus-forming virus-encoded gp52 provides a probe for the amino-terminal region of retroviral envelope proteins that confers dual tropism and xenotropism., L Wolff, R Killer, and S Ruscetti

Monoclonal antibody to SV40 T-antigen blocks lysis of cloned cytotoxic T-cell line specific for SV40 TASA., S Pan and B B. Knowles

Monoclonal antibody to transferrin receptor blocks transferrin binding and inhibits human tumor cell growth in vitro., I S. Trowbridge and F Lopez

Monoclonal antibody toxin conjugates for experimental graft- -versus-host disease prophylaxis. Reagents selectively reactive with t cells and not murine stem cells., D A. Vallera, R J. Youle, D M. Neville Jr., C C. Soderling, and J H. Kersey

Monoclonal antibody tu human fibronectin., F S. Walsh and S Dhut

Monoclonal antibody ybm 42.2.2. Abstr., S M. Watt, T K. Hoang, D Gilmore, D Swirsky, S P. Cobbold, D H. Waldmann, and O O. The

Monoclonal anti-dna antibodies. Abstr., F Tron, L Jacob, C Leguern, N Talal, and J F. Bach

Monoclonal anti-fc igg receptor antibodies trigger b lymphocyte function., M C. Lamers, S Heckford, and H B. Dickler

Monoclonal anti-fc receptor igg blocks antibody enhancement of viral replication in macrophages., J S. Peiris, S Gordon, J C. Unkeless, and J S. Porterfield

Monoclonal anti-fluorescyl antibodies. Abstr., D M. Reinitz, T S. Heterologous h, and L C. From

Monoclonal anti-gat antibodies with different fine specificities express the same public idiotype., L Leclercq, J Mazie, G Somme, and J Theze

Monoclonal anti-h-2kb antibodies detect serological differences between h-2kb mutants., L A. Sherman and C P. Randolph

Monoclonal anti-human prostatic acid phosphatase antibodies., H Lillehoj, B Choe, and N R. Rose

Monoclonal anti-lyt-1 antibodies militate transplantation tolerance by stimulating alloantigen specific lyt-1+ helper cells to produce il-2. Abstr., B Chen and G A. Splitter

Monoclonal anti-mm46 antibody:ricin a chain conjugate: in vitro and in vivo antitumor activity., M Seto, N Umemoto, M Saito, Y Masuho, T Hara, and T Takahashi

Monoclonal anti-rat ige. Abstr., E Studer, T Mohanakumar, and D Conrad

Monoclonal anti-(t,g)-a--l antibodies: characterization of fine specificity and idiotype expression., S H. Pincus, C J. Stocks, J, and L P. Ewing

Monoclonal anti-type 2 h: an antibody detecting a precursor of the a and b blood group antigens., R W. Knowles, Y Bai, G L. Daniels, and W Watkins

Monoclonal autoantibodies: an approach to studying autoimmune disease., D Eilat

Monoclonal cytokeratin antibodies that distinguish simple from stratified squamous epithelia: characterization on human tissues., E Debus, K Weber, and M Osborn

Monoclonal cytolytic t-cell lines., P E. Baker, S Gillis, and K A. Smith

Monoclonal dinitrophenyl-specific murine ige antibody: preparation, isolation and characterization., F Liu, J W. Bohn, E L. Ferry, H Yamamoto, C A. Molinaro, L A. Sherman, N R. Klinman, and D H. Katz

Monoclonal dr antibodies. Abstr., V Quaranta, G A. Molinaro, C A. Molinaro, F Indiveri, R A. Curry, and S Ferrone

Monoclonal hybridoma antibodies to human amyloid related protein saa., G Marhaug, G Gaudernack, B Bogen, and G Husby

Monoclonal igm as a tumor-specific transplantation antigen., N Talal, S Sugai, and I Witz

Monoclonal igm rheumatoid factors derived from arthritic mrl/mp-lpr/lpr mice., A N. Theofilopoulos, R S. Balderas, L Hang, and F J. Dixon

Monoclonal macroglobulinemia in nzb/nzw f1 mice., S Sugai, R Pillarisetty, and N Talal

Monoclonal mouse antibodies as probes for antigenic poly- morphism in murine leukemia viruses., M R. Stone, M E. Lostrom, M R. Tam, and R C. Nowinski

Monoclonal origin of b lymphocyte colony-forming cells in spleen colonies formed by multipotential hemopoietic stem cells., P K. Lala and G R. Johnson

Monoclonal production of both igm and igg1 antihapten antibody., J L. Press and N R. Klinman

Monoclonal rat anti-major histocompatibility complex antibodies display specificity for rat, mouse, and human target cells., D E. Smilek, H C. Boyd, D B. Wilson, C M. Smijewski, R W. Fitch, and T J. Mckearn

Monoclonal rat anti-mouse brain antibody detects abelson murine leukemia virus target cells in mouse bone marrow., L A. Shinefeld, V L. Sato, and N E. Rosenberg

Monoclonal vs. Heterogenous anti-h-8 antibodies in the analysis of the anti-phosphorylcholine response in balb/c mice., J F. Kearney, R Barletta, Z S. Quan, and J Quintans

Monoclonal xenogeneic antibodies to murine cell surface antigens. Identification of novel leukocyte differentiation antigens., T Springer, G Galfre, D S. Secher, and C Milstein

Monoclonal xenogeneic antibodies to rabbit lymphoid cells. Abstr., J M. Mcnicholas, M Raffeld, H Reiter, and K L. Knight

Monoconjugated bilirubin is a major component of hemolysis-induced gallstones in mice., B W. Trotman, C Rajagopalan Nair, and S E. Bernstein

Monocyte-associated protein in mice immune to salmonellosis. Abstr., A A. Zachary, C L. Klun, M R. Venneman, and N J. Bigley

Monocytosis in the bxsb model for systemic lupus erythematosus., D Wofsy, C E. Kerger, and W E. Seaman

Monoglyceride hydrolase in adipose tissue of obese hyperglycemic mice., J M. Stein, P D. Bewsher, and I S. Ross

Mononuclear cell accumulation stimulated by an extract of el4 leukemia cells. Abstr., D Berd and E J. Wilson

Mononuclear cells, mast cells and mucous cells as part of the delayed hypersensitivity response to aerosolized antigen in mice., I Enander, S Ahlstedt, and H Nygren

Mononuclear phagocytes., N Nogueira, S Chaplan, M Reesink, J Tydings, D Z. Cohn, and O C. Human

Mononuclear phagocytes from carrageenan-induced granulomas. Iso- lation, cultivation and characterization., R J. Bonney, I Gery, T Lin, M F. Meyenhofer, W Acevedo, and P Davies

Monooxygenase activities in mouse acetylator models. Abstr., R G. Elves and A P. Alvares

Monophosphatase activity levels in mice with hereditary musculat dystrophy., Susan E. Collins

Monospecificity of bone marrow-derived lymphocytes., M C. Raff, M Feldmann, and S D. Petris

Monounsaturated fatty acids of mouse skin surface lipids., D I. Wilkinson

Monovalent antibodies directed to transformation-sensitive membrane components inhibit the process of viral transformation., C A. Lingwood, A Ng, and S Hakomori

Monovalent cations, energy, and exchange diffusion in ehrlich ascites cells. Abstr., S J. Potashner and R M. Johnstone

Monoxygenase activity., M W. Kloss, G M. Rosen, E J. Rauckman, D G. Padilla, and containing E. Fad

Monozygotic twinning in mice., M E. Wallace and D A. Williams

Monozygotic vs. Dizygotic twin behavior in artificial mouse twins., E Baunack, U Falk, and K Gartner

Mopc 104e plasmacytoma functional heterogeneity and maturational potential in culture., T Miura, R N. Hiramoto, and V K. Ghanta

Morality rate and spontaneous lesions found in 2,928 untreated balb/ccr mice., R M. Madison, L S. Rabstein, and W R. Bryan

Mordanting fixation as a means of facilitating the staining of pancreatic cells of mouse., P F. Parakkal

More about tasting in mice. Abstr., I Lush

More about the tabby mouse and about the lyon hypothesis., H Gruneberg

More about the testosterone induction of kidney alcohol dehydrogenase activity in the mouse., S Ohno, C Stenius, L Christian, C Harris, and C Ivey

More sensitive test for the detection of transplantation immunity., I Hilgert

More than one-third of the discernible mouse polypeptides are not expressed in a chinese hamster-mouse embryo fibroblast hybrid that retains all mouse chromosomes., R Bravo, R Schafer, K Willecke, bravo H. Macdonald, T J. Fey, and J E. Celis

Morfologia del grasso bruno nel topo con nanismo ipofisario. Effetto degli ormoni preipofisari., L Mazza, M Martinazzi, and U Magrini

Morfologia e biologia di quattro tumori del reticolo trapiantabili indotti in topi balb/c/cb/se e c57bl/cb/se con carcinoma mammario- -ascite atpc+., N Maltzeff

Morhpologically 'differentiated' mouse neuroblastoma cells induced by noncyclic amp agents, levels of cyclic amp, nucleic acid and protein., K N. Prasad, K Gilmer, and S Kumar

Morphhology of oviduct, gametes, and zygotes as a basis of oviductal function in the mouse. I. Secretory activity of oviductal epithelium., S Reinius

Morphine analgesia in mice of different ages., G W. Webster, L Shuster, and B E. Eleftheriou

Morphine and in its interaction with components of the hepatic microsomal cytochrome p450 system in mice, A P. Van den berg, J Noordhoek, chapel E. Savenije, kool D. Koopman, and V. Ethyl

Morphine antagonises action of prostaglandin in neuroblastoma and neuroblastoma x glioma hybrid cells., J Traber, K Fischer, S Latzin, and B Hamprecht

Morphine antagonizes the action of prostaglandin in neuroblastoma cells but not of prostaglandin and noradrenaline in glioma and glioma x fibroblast hybrid cells., J Traber, K Fischer, S Latzin, and B Hamprecht

Morphine ingestion. Genetic control in mice., G P. Horowitz, G Whitney, J C. Smith, and F K. Stephan

Morphine, mescaline and cocaine on water maze discrimination in mice., C Castellano

Morphine physical dependence and thermoregulatory dysfunction in mice. Abstr., J K. Belknap

Morphine preference of alcohol-avoiding and alcohol-preferring c57bl mice., G Whitney and G P. Horowitz

Morphine receptors as regulators of adenylate cyclase activity., S K. Sharma, M Nirenberg, and W A. Klee

Morphine self-administration by inbred mice. A preliminary report. Abstr., G P. Horowtiz

Morphine sensitivity and tolerance: a genetic investigation in the mouse., A Oliverio, C Castellano, and B E. Eleftheriou

Morphine sensitivity and tolerance. A genetic investigation in the mouse., A Oliverio, C Castellano, and B E. Eleftheriou

Morphocineses differentes de tumeurs thyreotropes apres radio- thyroidectomie et addition de cancerigenes chimiques., C Theret and H Renualt

Morphogenesis and growth potentiality of mammary glands in mice. II. Quantitative transplantation of mammary glands of normal male mice., K Hoshino

Morphogenesis and growth potentiality of mammary glands in mice. I. Transplantability and growth potentiality of mammary tissue of virgin mice., K Hoshino

Morphogenesis of early 1, 2-dimethylhydrazine-induced lesions and latent period reduction of colon carcinogenesis in mice by a variant of Citrobacter freundii., S W. Barthold and A M. Jonas

Morphogenesis of genetic microphthalmia in mc mice, (4th report). Relationship between the small eye and lens hypoplasia. Abstr., K Nakane, K Hoshino, and Y Kameyama

Morphogenesis of genetic microphthalmia (mc) in mice, morphological variations in the skull of mc, ddk and c57bl mice. Abstr., K Nakane, K Hoshino, and Y Kameyama

Morphogenesis of genetic preaxial polydactyly, polydactyly nagoya, pdn, in mice., I Naruse and Y Kameyama

Morphogenesis of influenza a virus in ehrlich ascites tumor cells as revealed by thin-sectioning and freeze-etching., T Bachi, W Gerhard, J Lindenmann, and K Muhlethaler

Morphogenesis of leukaemic cells in the inoculation focus of trans- plantable leukaemia of mice. (russian Text), F B. Ermakova

Morphogenesis of motor endplates along the proximodistal axis of the mouse hindlimb., M R. Carry, M Morita, and H O. Nornes

Morphogenesis of the dominant microphthalmia (eye lens obsolescence, elo) in the mouse, lens malformation of the embryo. Abstr., S Oda and Y Kameyama

Morphogenesis of the eye lens in a mouse strain with hereditary cataracts., J Zwaan and R M. Williams

Morphogenesis of the mouse coronal suture., V A. Johansen and S H. Hall

Morphogenesis of two immunologically induced mouse lymphomas., G R. Krueger and U I. Heine

Morphogenetic action of chick embryo's primitive streak on mouse tumors., E S. De lustig and H A. Matrajt

Morphogenetic analysis of changing cell associations following release of 2-cell and 4-cell mouse embryos from cleavage arrest., S J. Kimber and M A. Surani

Morphogenetic cell death., K Theiler, D S. Nadeau, L C. Stevens, and D B. Cagianut

Morphogenetic homeostasis in mice., P A. Parsons and W L. Howe

Morphogenetic interactions in the development of the mouse thymus gland., R Auerbach

Morphogenetic observation of the eye in mc (microphthalmia) mice, second report. Abstr., K Nakane, K Hoshino, and Y Kameyama

Morphogenetic studies in the rabbit. VI. Genetic factors influencing the ossification pattern of the limbs., D D. Crary and P B. Sawin

Morphogenetic studies of the rabbit. IX. Masking of prenatal growth gradients in adults., P B. Sawin and D B. Dietz

Morphogenetic studies of the rabbit. VII. Aortic arch variations in relation to regionally specific growth differences., P B. Sawin and H W. Edmonds

Morphogenetic studies of the rabbit. VIII. Genetic variations in the sternum as determined by the interaction of general and of regionally specific growth factors., E D. Peck and P B. Sawin

Morphogenetic studies of the rabbit. V. Inheritance of an asymmetrical vascular pattern., P B. Sawin and M A. Nace

Morphogenetic studies of the rabbit. XI. Genetic differences in the growth of the vertebral column and their relation to growth and development in man., J M. Tanner and P B. Sawin

Morphogenetic studies of the rabbit. XIII. The influence of the dwarf gene upon organ size and variability in race X., H B. Latimer and P B. Sawin

Morphogenetic studies of the rabbit. XII. Organ size in relation to body weights in adults of small sized race X., H B. Latimer and P B. Sawin

Morphogenetic studies of the rabbit. XIV. Manifestations of regional growth at onset of vertebral ossification., D D. Crary and P B. Sawin

Morphogenetic studies of the rabbit. XL. Growth gradient interaction and function in morphology., P B. Sawin and M Hamlet

Morphogenetic studies of the rabbit. XLI. Gradients of correlation in the architecture of morphology., P B. Sawin, R R. Fox, and H B. Latimer

Morphogenetic studies of the rabbit. XLI. Gradients of correlation in the architecture of morphology., P B. Sawin, R R. Fox, and H N. Latimer

Morphogenetic studies of the rabbit. X. Racial variations in the gall bladder., P B. Sawin and D D. Crary

Morphogenetic studies of the rabbit. XVII. Disproportionate adult size induced by the Da gene., P B. Sawin and D D. Crary

Morphogenetic studies of the rabbit. XVIII. Growth of ossification centers of the vertebral centra during the 21st day., D D. Crary and P B. Sawin

Morphogenetic studies of the rabbit. XVI. Quantitative racial differences in ossification pattern of the vertebrae of embryos as an approach to basic principles of mammalian growth., P B. Sawin and D D. Crary

Morphogenetic studies of the rabbit. XV. Measurements of the digestive tube and of its parts in normal and dwarf rabbits of race X., H B. Latimer and P B. Sawin

Morphogenetic studies of the rabbit XX A comparison of the weights of the brain and of its parts in a large and in a small sized race of rabbits., H B. Latimer and P B. Sawin

Morphogenetic studies of the rabbit. XXIII. The effects of the dachs gene Da (chondrodystrophy) upon linear and lateral growth of the skeleton as influenced in time., P B. Sawin, D D. Crary, and J Webster

Morphogenetic studies of the rabbit. XXII. Linear measurements of large race III and small race X., H B. Latimer and P B. Sawin

Morphogenetic studies of the rabbit. XXI. The nature of disproportionate dwarfism induced by the Da gene revealed by the early fetal ossification pattern., D D. Crary, P B. Sawin, and N Atkinson

Morphogenetic studies of the rabbit. XXIV. The weight and thickness of the ventricular walls in the rabbit heart., H B. Latimer and P B. Sawin

Morphogenetic studies of the rabbit. XXIX. Accessory ossification centers at the occipitovertebral articulation of the dachs (chondrodystrophy) rabbit., P B. Sawin, M Ranlett, and D D. Crary

Morphogenetic studies of the rabbit. XXVI. Correlation coefficients of external measurements of two inbred races of rabbits., H B. Latimer and P B. Sawin

Morphogenetic studies of the rabbit. XXVIII. Variations in shape and position of some of the viscera., H B. Latimer and P B. Sawin

Morphogenetic studies of the rabbit. XXVII. The postnatal growth in weight and thickness of the ventricular walls of the heart., H B. Latimer and P B. Sawin

Morphogenetic studies of the rabbit. XXV. The spheno-occipital synchondrosis of the dachs (chondrodystrophy) rabbit., P B. Sawin, M Ranlett, and D D. Crary

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Morphogenetic studies of the rabbit. XXXIII. Cartilages and muscles of the external ear as affected by the dachs gene (da)., N P. Lamb and P B. Sawin

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Morphogenetic studies of the rabbit. XXXII. Qualitative skeletal variations induced by the ac gene (achondroplasia)., D D. Crary and P B. Sawin

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Morphogenetic studies of the rabbit. XXXIV. Weights and linear measurements of the bones of small race rabbits compared with large race III., H B. Latimer and P B. Sawin

Morphogenetic studies of the rabbit. XXXI. Weights an linear measurements of some of the bones of 65 race III rabbits., H B. Latimer and P B. Sawin

Morphogenetic studies of the rabbit. XXXIX. Ponderal correlation coefficients of the bones from two races of rabbits., H B. Latimer and P B. Sawin

Morphogenetic studies of the rabbit. XXX. Measurements of the digestive tube and of its parts in race III rabbits., H B. Latimer and P B. Sawin

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Morphogenetic studies of the rabbit. XXXV. Comparison of the weights and linear measurements in normal and heterozygous dwarf rabbits of race X., H B. Latimer and P B. Sawin

Morphogenetic studies of the rabbit. XXXVI. Effect of gene and genome interaction of homeotic variation., P B. Sawin and M Gow

Morphogenetic studies of the rabbit. XXXVII. Genome, gradient growth pattern and malformation., P B. Sawin, M Gow, and M Muehlke

Morphogenetic studies of the rabbit. XXXV. Pleiotropic effects of the gradient growth pattern., P B. Sawin and M Trask

Morphogenetic studies on a microphthalmic strain (mc) in the mouse., I Kimura

Morphologic abnormalities in the postnatal differentiation of ca1 pyramidal cells and granule cells in the hippocampal formation of the ataxic mouse., A M. Burt

Morphological alterations occurring in ehrlich ascites cells treated with a new sarcomycin derivative., A Caputo, M Brunori, and R Giuliano

Morphological alterations of basal cells of vaginal epithelium in neonatally oestrogenized mice., T Mori and Y Nishizuka

Morphological analysis of surface immunoglobulin biosynthesis in mouse b lymphoid cells using immunoelectron microscopy., L Y. Bourguignon and B T. Butman

Morphological and biochemical features of elastase-induced emphysema in strain a/j mice., R Valentine, R B. Rucker, C E. Chrisp, and G L. Fisher

Morphological and biochemical observations in the jimpy spinal cord., C Meier, N Herschkowitz, and A Bischoff

Morphological and biochemical observations on livers of normal, genetically diabetic (db/db) and streptozotocin- -induced diabetic mice. Abstr., E Hammad and R R. Cardell

Morphological and biochemical studies on the cerebral cortex from reeler mutant mice: development of cortical layers and metabolic mapping by the deoxyglucose method., K Mikoshiba, S Kohsaka, K Takamatsu, E Aoki, and Y Tsukada

Morphological and biochemical studies on the development of foetal mouse skin., D M. Rimmer

Morphological and cytochemical effects of marijuana cigarette smoke on epithelioid cells of lung explants from mice., C Leuchtenberger and R Leuchtenberger

Morphological and cytochemical properties of the holocrine cells in the epididymis of the mouse., J Martan and J M. Allen

(morphological And cytological studies on the process of growth in strains of inbred mice.) (jap. With eng. Summ.), T Nakamura and H Morita

Morphological and functional studies of fetal thymus transplants in mice., W D. Biggar, O Stutman, and R A. Good

Morphological and haematological studies of the in vivo effect of phytohaemagglutinin, pokeweed mitogen, and bacillus calmette-guerin on dba/2 mice., J Rem, M K. Jensen, and J E. Olsen

Morphological and histochemical changes in the intrahepatic bile drainage system of the mouse following postnatal cholecystectomy., K Yamada

Morphological and immunological liver changes in the course of exper- imental carcinogenesis in mice., V I. Guelstein

Morphological and quantative analysis of spermatogonia in mouse testes using whole mounted seminiferous tubules. II. The irradiated testes., C Huckins and E F. Oakberg

Morphological and quantitative analysis of spermatogonia in mouse testes using whole mounted seminiferous tubules. I. The normal testes., C Huckins and E F. Oakberg

Morphological changes and the dynamics of cancer growth. Abstr., J Mccredie and W Inch

Morphological changes in ehrlich ascites tumor cells during the cell fusion reaction with hvj (sendai virus). I. Alter- ations of cytoplasmic organelles and their reversion., J Kim and Y Okada

Morphological changes in ehrlich ascites tumor cells during the cell fusion reaction with hvj (sendai virus). II. Cluster for- mation of intramembrane particles in the early stage of cell fusion., J Kim and Y Okada

Morphological changes in ehrlich ascites tumor cells during the cell fusion reaction with hvj (sendai virus). Iii. Morphological characterization of hvj glycoproteins integrated into the plasma membrane and their internalization by coated vesicles., J Kim and Y Okada

Morphological changes in lymphoreticular tissues of mice treated with antilymphocyte sera. Abstr., donati L. Fiore, G M. Cappuzzo, D Collavo, N Pennelli, and bianchi L. Chieco

Morphological changes in the host associated with successful defense against the ehrlich ascites tumor. Abstr., R N. Baillif

Morphological changes in the kidneys of mice with proteinuria induced by albumin-overload., L O. Simpson and B I. Shand

Morphological changes in the lateral ventricles of the mouse brain during growth., E Vestergaard

Morphological changes in the mouse chondrocranium at the time of cleft palate manifestation., O Kriens

Morphological changes of lenses at developmental stages in dominant microphthalmic mice. Abstr., S Oda

Morphological characteristics of estrogen-responsive mucopoly- saccharide of skin of hairless mice. Abstr., F Homburger and J R. Baker

Morphological characteristics of the epididymal adipose tissue in different types of hereditary obese mice., I B. Taljedal and B Hellman

Morphological characteristics of the epididymal adipose tissue in normal and obese-hyperglycemic mice., B Hellman, I Taljedal, and S Westman

Morphological characteristics of the epididymal adipose tissue in starved american obese-hyperglycemic mice., I Taljedal and B Hellman

Morphological classification and incidence of thyroid tumors in untreated aged mice., C H. Firth and J E. Heath

Morphological classification of mammary tumours in the mouse., W J Ebbenhorst Tengbergen

Morphological classification of mouse liver tumors based on bio- logical characteristics., F F. Becker

Morphological counterparts of the genetically determined resistance of mice to chloroform poisoning., S Krus and rutczynska Z. Zaleska

Morphological criteria for the in vitro differentiation of embryoid bodies produced by a transplantable teratoma of mice., A K. Teresky, M Marsden, E L. Kuff, and A J. Levine

Morphological determination of the duration of the interphase stage of primary spermatocytes in Mus Musculus., Keith T. McMahon

Morphological differences between thymus- and bone marrow-derived lymphocytes. 1. Light microscopic and experimental study in unstimu- tated mice., N Vujanovic, R Kinsky, H Duc, J Viosin, and G Viosin

Morphological differences between thymus- and bone marrow-derived lymphocytes. II. An electron microscopic and experimental study in unstimulated mice., P Le bouteiller, R G. Kinsky, N Vujanovic, H T. Duc, and G A. Voisin

Morphological differentiation of a murine neuroblastoma clone in monolayer culture induced by dexamethasone., D Sandquist, T H. Williams, S K. Sahu, and S Kataoka

Morphological differentiation of cultured mouse glioblastoma cells induced by dibutyryl cyclic adenosine monophosphate., S Sato, T Sugimura, K Yoda, and S Fujimura

Morphological distinction of type b virus particles in mammary tumors of strain a mice., M A. Hairstone, M J. Lyons, and D H. Moore

Morphological effects of acoustic deprivation on the brainstem auditory system of cba/j mice. Abstr., D B. Webster and M Webster

Morphological effects of mitomycin c administered intravesically to normal mice and mice with n-[4-(5-nitro-2-furyl)-2-thiazolyl]- formamide-induced bladder neoplasms., Y Daskal, M S. Soloway, M D. Defuria, and S T. Crooke

Morphological, histochemical and chromosomal patterns of neuroblastoma parental and purine resistant lines., treska J. Ciesielski, S Warter, and P Mandel

Morphological modification of a virus-induced lymphatic leukemia by thymectomy and antilymphocyte serum. Abstr., S L. Dresler, P J. Dawson, and A H. Fieldsteel

Morphological observations on pancreatic islets of spontaneous diabetic mice, 'yellow kk'., A Shino and H Iwatsuka

Morphological observations on the contact-induced lysis of target cells., H S. Koren, W Ax, and moelbert E. Freund

Morphological profiles of cryptorchid xxy mouse testes., C Huckins, L P. Bullock, and J L. Long

Morphological studies of a new transplantable salivary gland tumor in c3h mice., A Caputo and L Orci

Morphological studies on long-term culture of marrow cells: characterization of the adherent stromal cells and their interactions in maintaining the proliferation of hemopoietic stem cells., M Tavassoli and K Takahashi

Morphological transformation and chromosome aberrations produced by two hair dye components., W F. Benedict

Morphological transformation of c3h/10t1/2 cells subcultured at low cell densitites., D A. Haber and W G. Thilly

Morphological transformation of c3h/10t1/2 cl8(10t1/2) cells by aflatoxin b1 (afb1) without exogenous activation system. Abstr., Y Oshiro, P Balwierz, and S V. Molinary

Morphological transformation of mouse and rat embryo cells in vitro by an agent from s37 ascites tumour., S Rasheed

Morphologic analysis of the tumor homograft reaction., B E. Walker, R D. Yates, and D willduncan

Morphologic and antigenic maturation of lymphocytes in the mouse thymus in vitro., R Juhlin and G V. Alm

Morphologic and biochemical abnormalities of kidney lysosomes in mice with an inherited albinism., M Meisler, J Levy, F Sansone, and M Gordon

Morphologic and biologic correlation of hyperplastic and neoplastic hepatic lesions occurring 'spontaneously' in c3h x y hybrid mice., M Reuber

Morphologic and functional characteristics of long-term cultures of murine myeloma cells., G D. Sorenson and O S. Pettengill

Morphologic and functional studies of mouse hepatocytes in primary culture., J E. Klaunig, P J. Goldblatt, D E. Hinton, M M. Lipsky, T M. Knipe, and B F. Trump