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Periodic acid-schiff positive deposits associated with aging in mouse brains., Y Yoshii and T L. Phillips

Periodic acid-schiff positive giant cells in the mouse thymus cortex., D Metcalf and M Ishidate

Periodical hypotrichosis in mice. Abstr., N Kobozieff and kobozieff N. Pomriaskinsky

Periodicity of wheel-running activity in mice in relation to light-dark cycle, i. Strain and age differences. (jap., Eng. Summ)., S Sekiguchi, J Makino, and M Abe

Periodic loss of reactivity of a myeloma tumor with cytotoxic thymus- -derived lymphocytes., J H. Russell, A H. Hale, L C. Ginns, and H N. Eisen

Periodic loss of reactivity with cytotoxic t lymphocytes by a mouse tumor. Abstr., J H. Russell and A H. Hale

Periodic luteotrophic activity in the cyclic mouse. Abstr., H C. Browning, W D. White, and O B. Wiswell

Periodic ploidy changes in the mouse plasma cell tumor, mspc-1., H T. Imai, T H. Yosida, and K Moriwaki

Periodic variation in expression of major histocompatibility antigens on a mouse plasmacytoma. Abstr., E Celis, A H. Hale, and H N. Eisen

Periodic variations of the hemagglutinin response in mice following immunization against sheep red blood cells and alloantigens., J H. Stimpfling and A Richardson

Periodic variations of the hemagglutinin response in mice following immunization against sheep red blood cells and alloantigens., J H. Stimpfling and A Richardson

Periodontal and pulpal pathosis in leukemic mice., F A. Carranza, O Gravina, and R L. Cabrini

Periodontal and vascular alterations, their relationship to the changes in tissue glucose and glycogen in diabetic mice., A K. El geneidy, R E. Stallard, L C. Fillios, and H M. Goldman

Periodontal disease in six strains of inbred mice., P N. Baer and J E. Lieberman

Periodontal pathosis in the grey lethal strain mouse., R F. Sheehan, M M. Cohen, and G Shklar

Periosteal and metaplastic bone formation in mouse minced muscle regeneration., S I. Zacks and M F. Sheff

Peripheral auditory sensitivity in mice prone to audiogenic seizure., R Ward

Peripheral blood eosinophils in graft-versus-host disease in rodents. Abstr., D M. Guenther, O Stutman, and R A. Good

Peripheral counts and survival of blood platelets of mice. Abstr., T T. Odell and T P. Donald

Peripheral lymphocytes bearing tl antigens., R S. Basch

Peripheral motor nerve function of the "lethargic" mouse studied chronologically. Abstr., J M. Herring and H C. Dung

Peripheral nerve abnormalities in the diabetic mutant mouse., A K. Sharma, P K. Thomas, G Gabriel, C Stolinski, P Dockery, and G W. Hollins

Peripheral nerve allografts. I. Distinctive histological features of nerve degeneration and immunological rejection., J Comtet and J Revillard

Peripheral nerve cells in culture rich in schwann cells incorporate and metabolize trans-unsaturated fatty acid (elaidic acid) as well as physiological cis isomer (oleic acid)., J Bourre, J Boutry, M Masson, and J Hauw

Peripheral nerve grafts in hereditary leukodystrophic mutant mice (twitcher)., F Scaravilli and J M. Jacobs

Peripheral neuropathy and experimental myeloma in the mouse., A Dayan and M I. Stokes

Peripheral neuropathy in mouse hereditary diabetes mellitus. II. Ultrastructural correlates of degenerative and regenerative changes., K A. Carson, E H. Bossen, and J S. Hanker

Peripheral neuropathy in mutant diabetic mouse [c57bl/ks (db/db)]., A A. Sima and D M. Robertson

Peripheral neuropathy in the diabetic mutant mouse. An ultrastructural study., A A. Sima and D M. Robertson

Peripherin-reactive antibodies in mouse, rabbit, and human blood., A Strom, B Sonier, H D. Chapman, M Mojibian, G S. Wang, C R. Slatculescu, D V. Serreze, and F W. Scott

Peristaltic contractions of the murine urogenital sinus., G R. Cunha

Peritoneal and alveolar macrophages derived from lymphocyte popula- tions during graft-versus-host reaction., J G. Howard, G H. Christie, J L. Boak, and R G. Kinsky

Peritoneal exudate cells. I. Growth requirement of cells capable of forming colonies in soft agar., H Lin and C C. Stewart

Peritoneal exudate cells. Iii. Effect of gamma-irradiation on mouse peritoneal colony-forming cells., H Lin

Peritoneal exudate cells. V. Invluence of age, sex. Strain and species on the induction and the growth of macrophage colony forming cells., H Lin, C Kuhn, and C C. Stewart

Peritoneal exudate formation in c3h mice and in mice of an unrelated closed colony., F Hartveit

Peritoneal exudate t lymphocytes with specificity to sheep red blood cells. Iii. High dose of antigen induces suppressor t cells which influence the appearance in exudates of effector t cells for delayed-type hypersensitivity aand helper t cells for humoral immune responses., S H. Kaufmann, J S. Ahmed, M Chahin, and H Hahn

Peritoneal exudate t lymphocytes with specificity to sheep red blood cells. II. Inflammatory helper t cells and effector t cells in mice with delayed-type hypersensitivity and in suppres- sed mice., H Hahn, S H. Kaufmann, F Falkenberg, M Chahinin, and W Horn

Peritoneal exudate t lymphocytes with specificity to sheep red blood cells. I. Production and character- ization as to function and phenotype., H Hahn, S H. Kaufman, T E. Miller, and G B. Mackaness

Peritoneal exudate t lymphocytes with specificity to sheep red blood cells. IV. Fc receptors on specific peritoneal exudate lymphocytes and their role in delayed-type hypersensitivity reactions., J S. Ahmed, S H. Kaufmann, and H Hahn

Peritoneal fluid cytology associated with a solid ovarian teratoma in a mouse., L Mc gowan, R H. Davis, and B Bunnag

Peritoneal fluid cytology in ovarian tumors in mice., L Mc gowan and R H. Davis

Peritoneal macrophage response to leukemia l1210 in syngeneic mice., D Berd and R T. Prehn

Peritoneal macrophages and liver slices. Abstr., K R. Aoki, L Fong, D Chia, D W. Knutson, E V. Barnett, S Lo, D Y. Chang, and N I. By

Peritoneal macrophages from normal mice suppress natural killer cell activity. Abstr., M J. Brunda, D Taramelli, H T. Holden, and L Varesio

Peritoneal macrophages induced by irritants., S Miake, K Takeya, T Matsumoto, Y Yoshikai, D K. Nomoto, and O B. Of

Peritoneal macrophages in the immune response to srbc in vitro., M Hoffman

Peritoneal macrophages introduced into mouse foot pads enter the germinal center of regional lymph nodes nonspecifically., M Kotani, T Ezaki, H Fujii, K Matsuno, S Ekino, and S Harada

Peritoneal macrophages of lupus model mice (nzb/w and bsxb/mpj) do not produce prostaglandins in response to immune complex stimulation. Abstr., S M. Gartner, E H. Belisle, and H R. Strausser

Peritoneal plasmacytomagenesis in mice: comparison of different pristane dose regimens., M Potter and J S. Wax

Periventricular white-matter cysts in a murine model of gram-negative ventriculitis., T P. Naidich, D G. Mclone, and Y Yamanouchi

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PERK eIF2alpha kinase regulates neonatal growth by controlling the expression of circulating insulin-like growth factor-I derived from the liver., Y Li, K Iida, J O'Neil, P Zhang, S Li, A Frank, A Gabai, F Zambito, S H. Liang, C J. Rosen, and D R. Cavener

Permanent cannulation of blood vessels in mice., P Popovic, H Sybers, and V P. Popovic

Permanent cell lines established from hepatic fibro-granulomatous lesions: their relationship with myofibroblasts and ito cells. Abstr., R Borojevic and A A. Monteiro

Permanent cure of some spontaneous mammary cancers of mice with ana- logs of 1,2-dimethyl-4,5-diaminobenzene., D W. Woolley and J M. Stewart

Permanent hapten-specific tolerance in b lymphocytes., C J. Elson and R B. Taylor

Permanganate fixation of the golgi complex and other cytoplasmic structures of mammalian testes., H H. Mollenhauer and W Zebrun

Permeability and intracellular distribution of 4,4'-diacetyl-diphenyl- -urea-bis-guanylhydrazone (ddug) in sensitive and resistant sarcoma 180 cells (s-180) in vitro. Abstr., J R. Gillette and M T. Hakala

Permeability difference as a source of resistance to alkylating agents in ehrlich tumor cells., R J. Rutman, E H. Chun, and F S. Lewis

Permeability of cultured sarcoma 180 cells (s-180) to amethopterin. Abstr., M T. Hakala

Permeability of ehrlich ascites cells and spectro- photometric assay of the sub-cellular enzymes., M M. Dohadwala and L Chaudhuri

Permeability of ehrlich ascites cells to adenine., J A. Jacquez

Permeability of ehrlich cells to uracil, thymine and fluorouracil., J A. Jacquez

Permeability of muscle capillaries to microperoxidase., S L. Wissig and M C. Williams

Permeability of the ehrlich ascites tumor cell to water., H G. Hempling

Permeability of thermally damaged skin: i. Immediate influences of 60 degrees c scalding on hairless mouse skin., C R. Behl, G L. Flynn, T Kurihara, W Smith, O Gatmaitan, W I. Higuchi, N F. Ho, and C L. Pierson

Permeability properties of the postcapillary high-endothelial venules in lymph nodes of the mouse., B Van deurs, C Ropke, and E Westergaard

Permissiveness of athymic ('nude') mice towards congenic memory cells., U Kobow and E Weiler

Peroidate-induced increase in cyclic gmp in mouse and guinea pig splenic cells in association with mitogenesis., M K. Haddox, L T. Furcht, S R. Gentry, M E. Moser, and N D. Goldberg

Peroxidase activity and iodide uptake in hormone- -responsive and hormone-independent gr mouse mammary tumors., C R. Lyttle, S M. Thorpe, and J L. Daehnfeldt

Peroxidase activity in peroxisomes (microbodies) of acatalasemic mice., S Goldfischer and E Essner

Peroxidase inhibition in fetal mouse thyroid. Abstr., L L. Grosso

Peroxidase-labeled antibody technique for rapid detection of mouse hepatitis virus in cases of natural outbreaks., P Carthew

Peroxidase-mediated mammalian cell cytotoxicity., P J. Edelson and Z A. Cohn

Peroxide detoxification affecting the production of immunoglobulin by mouse myeloma tumor cells in vitro., H J. Cohen

Peroxide production and toxicity in X-irradiated media., Patrick Chasse

Peroxiredoxin 6 deficiency and atherosclerosis susceptibility in mice: significance of genetic background for assessing atherosclerosis., X Wang, S A. Phelan, C Petros, E F. Taylor, G Ledinski, G Jurgens, Semb K. Forsman, and B Paigen

Peroxisome proliferator-activated receptor gamma controls Muc1 transcription in trophoblasts., Barak T. Shalom, J M. Nicholas, Y Wang, X Zhang, E S. Ong, T H. Young, S J. Gendler, R M. Evans, and Y Barak

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Peroxisome proliferator-activated receptor-gamma-deficient heterozygous mice develop an exacerbated neural antigen-induced Th1 response and experimental allergic encephalomyelitis., J J. Bright, C Natarajan, G Muthian, Y Barak, and R M. Evans

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Perp is a p63-regulated gene essential for epithelial integrity., R A. Ihrie, M R. Marques, B T. Nguyen, J S. Horner, C Papazoglu, R T. Bronson, A A. Mills, and L D. Attardi

Perplexing polymorphisms: D(i)ps, Sn(i)ps, and trips [editorial; comment], C J. Rosen and J P. Bilezikian

Perseverence to a discriminate reponse in hippocampally variable mice., Charles McNiesh

Persistence and host-regulated thermosensitivity in cells of neural derivation infected with mouse hepatitis and measles viruses., A Lucas, M Coulter, R Anderson, S Dales, D W. Flintoff, and O A. willii

Persistence and pathogenicity of defective friend spleen focus-forming virus. Decreased transplantability of hemopoietic cells as a marker for preleukemic change., R J. Eckner and K L. Hettrick

Persistence of antigen-binding cells with surface tolerogen. Isologous versus heterologous immunoglobulin carriers., M Venkataraman, benson M. Aldo, Y Borel, and D W. Scott

Persistence of antigen on the surface of macrophages., E R. Unanue, J Cerottini, and M Bedford

Persistence of chromosome rearrangements induced in male mice by x-irradiation of pre-meiotic germ cells., A Leonard and G Deknudt

Persistence of circadian periodicity in balb/c mice after adrenalectomy and during inanition and dehydration. Abstr., D J. Lakatua, E Haus, and F Halberg

Persistence of colchicine induced differentiation in harding-passey melanoma in mouse - an electron microscopic study. Abstr., K Loader and E Nathaniel

Persistence of colchicine resistance in ehrlich-lettre ascites tumors and cell strains., C Granzow

Persistence of ethyl carbamate-induced dna damage in vivo as indicated by sister chromatid exchange analysis., M K. Conner and M Cheng

Persistence of gross leukemia virus infection in vitro. Abstr., D T. Imagawa and M Nakai

Persistence of h-2 and some non-h-2 antigens on long-term-cultured mouse cell lines., D Klein, D J. Merchant, J Klein, and D C. Shreffler

Persistence of immunogenicity of antigen after uptake by macrophages., E R. Unanue and B A. Askonas

Persistence of immunogenicity of two complex antigens retained in vivo., S Britton, T Wepsic, and G Moller

Persistence of infectious friend virus in spleens of mice after spontaneous recovery from virus-induced erythroleukemias., B Chesebro, M Bloom, K Wehrly, and J Nishio

Persistence of mitotic circadian rhythm of a transplantable mammary carcinoma after 35 generations. Its bearing on the success of treatment with endoxan., A F. Badran and J M. Llanos

Persistence of passively transferred goat f(ab')2 antibody fragments in the circulation of rodents., S J. Nelson and D D. Manning

Persistence of phage lambda dna in genomes of mouse cells transformed by lambda-carrying sv40 vectors., N Muzyczka

Persistence of populations of mice exposed to substerilizing doses of spermatogonial X-irradiation., E L. Green and E P. Les

Persistence of populations of mice exposed to substerilizing doses spermatogonial x-irradiation., E L. Green and E P. Les

Persistence of precursor cells of squamous metaplasia in preneoplastic mammary outgrowth lines from mice., F V. Schaefer, R P. Custer, and S Sorof

Persistence of responsiveness of adult mouse mammary gland to induction by embryonic mesenchyme., T Sakakura, Y Sakagami, and Y Nishizuka

Persistence of rosette-forming cells in long term spleen cell tissue cultures., C D. Baroni and E N. Ward

Persistence of syngeneic preference given by a methylcholanthrene- -induced sarcoma after four consecutive passages in f1 hybrids., D Oth and C Burg

Persistence of the mitogenic response to platelet-derived growth factor (competence) does not reflect a long-term interaction between the growth factor and the target cell. Abstr., C D. Stiles, M A. Chaikin, and J P. Singh

Persistence of virus-specific memory b cells in mice cns., W Gerhard and H Koprowski

Persistence, suppression and re-expression of pigment formation in somatic cell hybrids between mouse melanoma cells and non- -melanoma cells., S Junker

Persistent binding of 3-methylcholanthrene to mouse lung dna and its correlation with susceptibility to pulmonary neoplasia., A Eastman and E Bresnick

Persistent changes in vaginal epithelium in adult mice given neonatal injections of deoxycorticosterone acetate and ovariectomized soon afterwards., N Takasugi

Persistent changes in vaginal epithelium in mice induced by short-term treatment with estrogen beginning at different early postnatal ages., N Takasugi

Persistent corpora lutea of mice in a cold environment., S Barnett and K M. Munro

Persistent cryptosporidium infection in congenitally athymic (nude) mice., J Heine, H W. Moon, and D B. Woodmansee

Persistent, differential alterations in developing cerebellar cortex of male and female mice after methylmercury exposure., P R. Sager, M Aschner, and P M. Rodier

Persistent expression of ia-antigen on a subpopulation of murine resident peritoneal macrophages., W S. Walker, R B. Hester, and R H. Beelen

Persistent formation of reagins in mice injected with low doses of ovalbumin., E M. Vaz, N Vaz, and B Levine

Persistent genotypic differences in mouse activity under unusually varied circumstances., D D. Thiessen

Persistent hyperplastic tunica vasculosa lentis and persistent hyperplastic primary vitreous in transgenic line TgN3261Rpw., C M. Colitz, D E. Malarkey, R P. Woychik, and J E. Wilkinson

Persistent immunity un lethally irradiated mice. Abstr., A Riches and D B. Thomas

Persistent infection of mice with the virus of lymphocytic chorio- meningitis. Virus-specific immunological tolerance., J Cihak and grube F. Lehmann

Persistent infection with mouse hepatitis virus of low virulence in nude mice., T Tamura, F Taguchi, K Ueda, and K Fujiwara

Persistent noncytolytic togavirus infection of primary mouse muscle cells., B T. Eaton and A J. Hapel

Persistent vaginal cornification in goldthioglucose-treated balb/cki mice., R A. Liebelt, K Sekiba, S Ichinoe, and A G. Liebelt

Persistent vaginal cornification in mice., N Takasugi, H A. Bern, and K B. Ome

Persistent vaginal cornification in mice following the administration of goldthoiglucose. Abstr., R A. Liebelt, K Sekiba, and H G. Taylor

Persistent virus infection with neurological involvement in mice infected with mhv3. Abstr., J M. Dupuy, C L. Prevost, leblond E. Levy, and J L. Virelizier

Persisting circadian rhythm in hepatic glycogen of mice during in- anition and dehydration., E Haus and F Halberg

Persisting high serum ige titers and local eosinophilia in immunized mice treated with cyclophosphamide - a model for studying immediate-type hypersensitivity. Abstr., R S. Speirs, R W. Benson, R D. Hinsdill, and T Takenaka

Persisting odours as a biasing factor in open-field research with mice., J L. Whittier and P M. Reynolds

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Person Papers Collection Index, The Jackson Laboratory

Perspectives of mammalian oocyte maturation in vitro and practical applications., J J. Eppig, S M. Downs, and A C. Schroeder

Perspectives on oncogenesis, does immunity stimulate or inhibit neoplasia., R T. Prehn

Pertinent features of m locus determinants including revised nomen- clature and strain distribution., H Festenstein

Pertubations induced by pv-msv virus in adult mice. Abstr., M C. Le bousse, joffe F. Smadja, B Klein, B Caillou, D C. Jasmin, and Hematopoi

Perturbation of general and anti-tumor immune competence in mice bearing a chemically induced tumor. Abstr., J H. Dean, J L. Mccoy, D D. Lewis, and L W. Law

Perturbation of lymphocyte response to concanavalin a by exogeneous cholesterol and lecithin., B Rivnay, A Globerson, and M Shinitzky

Perturbation of the adipose cell plasma membrane in obese (ob/ob) mice., J Carpentier, A Perrelet, and L Orci

Perturbations in bone formation and resorption in insulin-like growth factor binding protein-3 transgenic mice., J V. Silha, S Mishra, C J. Rosen, W G. Beamer, R T. Turner, D R. Powell, and L J. Murphy

Pertussis vaccination as a method to reduce graft-versus-host reactivity and to increase hematopoietic stem cells in the spleens of donor mice. Abstr., E A. Eikman and R T. Bowser

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Peter A. Gorer Papers (1907-1961), The Jackson Laboratory

Peyer's patch cells. Absence of graft-versus-host reactivity in mice and rats., D Y. Perey and R D. Guttmann

Peyer's patch cells, lack of graft-vs-host activity in mice and rats. Abstr., D Perey and R Guttman

Peyer's patches, gut iga plasma cells and thymic function. Study in nude mice bearing thymic grafts., grand D. Guy, C Griscelli, and P Vassalli

Peyer's patches of x-linked immunodeficient (xid) mice contain mature b cells. Abstr., J H. Eldridge, H Kiyono, S M. Michalek, and J R. Mcghee

Peyer's patch responsiveness to salmonella in mice., P B. Carter and F M. Collins

Pge1 prevents lymphoproliferation and renal disease in mrl/l mice. Abstr., V Kelley and A Winkelstein

Pgk-1 expression in pgk-1a/pgk-1b female mice associated with xce allele substitutions. Abstr., B M. Cattanach, T Bucher, and S J. Andrews

Pgm-1 marker linked (non-h-2) gene(s) decrease(s) lethal gvhr developed against h-2 antigens., pannenko O. Halle, R Motta, and G Mathe

Pha and casein stimulation in amyloidotic mice. Abstr., M A. Scheinberg and E S. Cathcart

Pha dependent immune rejection of syngeneic tumors. Abstr., B Bonavida

Phaeomelanin synthesis and obesity in mice. Interaction of the viable yellow (avy) and sombre (eso) mutations., G L. Wolff, D B. Galbraith, and J M. Row

Phages or sodium periodate-treated cloned macrophages., J B. Weinberg, V M. willenhanced, and C. Macro

Phagocytic activity after thymectomy in axenic mice., J Benveniste and J Salomon

Phagocytic activity during rejection of ascites tumors. Abstr., L J. Journey

Phagocytic activity in f1 hybrid mice injected with parental spleen cells., V Tomazic, N Allegretti, and V Silobrcic

Phagocytic activity in mice treated with isogeneic subcellular fractions., K Stern, E B. Titchener, and A Duwelius

Phagocytic cells as effectors in a cell-mediated immunity system., G Dennert and E S. Lennox

Phagocytic function and immunocompetence of congenitally asplenic mice. Abstr., B B. Lozzio and M V. Burns

Phagocytized plasma cells in mouse spleen observed by light and electron microscopy., D C. Swartzendruber

Phagocytose in vivo de past. Tularensis par les leucocytes de la souris. Relations entre phagocytose et virulence de bacterie., T Huziwara, Y Watanabe, and S Hyodo

Phagocytosis and lymphocyte migration: evidence that lymphocyte trapping in the spleen following carbon injection is not due to direct lymphocyte-macrophage adherence., N Van rooijen and C H. Roeterink

Phagocytosis in experimental mouse amyloidosis., P Ranlov

Phagocytosis in vivo of heterologous red cells in mice with trans- planted tumors., K Stern

Phagocytosis of heterologous red cells in mice injected with isologous microsomes., K Stern and H Matsumoto

Phagocytosis of heterologous red cells in tumor-bearing mice. Abstr., K Stern

Phagocytosis of homologous erythrocytes and splenocytes in tumor-free and tumor-bearing mice., K Stern and C A. Joyce

Phagocytosis of murine lymphoma cells by macrophages. I. Factors affecting in vitro phagocytosis., R Evans

Phagocytosis of murine lymphoma cells by macrophages. I. Factors affecting in vitro phagocytosis., R Evans

Phagocytosis of murine lymphoma cells by macrophages. II. Differences between opsonic and cytotoxic activity of mice immunized with lymphoma cells., R Evans

Phagocytosis of murine lymphoma cells by macrophages. II. Differences between opsonic and cytotoxic activity of mice immunized with lymphoma cells., R Evans

Phagocytosis of nerve growth factor-coated erythrocytes in neuro- blastoma rosette-forming cells., C Bosman, R Revoltella, and L Bertolini

Phagocytosis of nucleated and mature beta thalassaemic red blood cells by mouse macrophages in vitro., A Knyszynski, D Danon, I Kahane, and E A. Rachmilewitz

Phagocytosis of red blood cells from rauscher leukemia virus-infected mice by macrophages from normal syngeneic mice., A Knyszynski, S J. Leibovich, and D Danon

Phagocytosis of type b and type c virus particles by mouse peritoneal cells in vivo. Abstr., G Seman and L Dmochowski

Pharmacodynamic basis for the interaction of cimetidine with the bone marrow stem cells (cfus)., J W. Byron

Pharmacodynamic model describing the growth of a mammary carcinoma in the mouse under the influence of adriamycin treatment., G Dagnino, M G. Donelli, T Colombo, C Bertello, and A Martini

Pharmacogenetic association between ALOX5 promoter genotype and the response to anti-asthma treatment., J M. Drazen, C N. Yandava, L Dube, N Szczerback, R Hippensteel, A Pillari, E Israel, N Schork, E S. Silverman, D A. Katz, and J Drajesk

Pharmacogenetic correlates of pentylenetetrazol and electroconvulsive seizure thresholds in mice., K Schlesinger, W O. Boggan, and B J. Griek

Pharmacogenetic differences in audiogenic seizure priming of c57bl/6bg and dba/1bg-asr mice., S C. Maxson, J S. Cowen, and P Y. Sze

Pharmacogenetic factor in the convulsive responses of mice to flurothyl., W M. Davis and W T. King

Pharmacogenetics., J L. Fuller

Pharmacogenetics of aplastic anemia in mice., Beth E. Warach

Pharmacogenetics of barbiturate anaesthesia in mice. Abstr., D P. Lovell

Pharmacogenetics of remission from audiogenic seizure susceptibility. Abstr., R L. Mantley and W B. Iturrian

Pharmacogenetics of the mouse., A M. Brown

Pharmacogenetics of the sensory induction of audiogenic seizures in two strains of mice. Abstr., S C. Maxson, P Y. Sze, and J S. Cowen

Pharmacokinetic analysis of neocarzinostatin in normal and tumor-bearing rodents., I S. Lowenthal, L M. Parker, D J. Greenblatt, B L. Brown, and T S. Samy

Pharmacokinetic and metabolic studies of chlorozotocin in mice. Abstr., R M. Mhatre, P S. Schein, J P. Skelly, and V S. Waravdekar

Pharmacokinetic considerations in testing hypoxic cell radiosensitizers in mouse tumours., J M. Brown, N Y. Yu, and P Workman

Pharmacokinetic differences of 2-aminofluorene (af) in isolated hepatocytes from inbred mice. Abstr., T A. Hultin and W W. Weber

Pharmacokinetics and metabolism of partially thiolated polycytidylic acid (mpc) in rodents. Abstr., M P. Kung, Y K. Ho, D Lalka, and T J. Bardos

Pharmacokinetics of 1-alkylcarbamoyl-5-fluorouracils in plasma and ascites fluid after oral administration in mice., M Iigo, A Hoshi, and K Kuretani

Pharmacokinetics of adriamycin and adriamycin-dna complex in l1210 mice and men., M Staquet, M Rozencweig, karim M. Duarte, and Y Kenis

Pharmacokinetics of adriamycin and tissue penetration in murine ovarian cancer., R F. Ozols, G Y. Locker, J H. Doroshow, K R. Grotzinger, H E. Myers, and R C. Young

Pharmacokinetics of fu as the determinant of its toxicity and antitumor activity in a murine colonic adenocarcinoma line. Abstr., M Arakawa, B Ardalan, and C Todd

Pharmacokinetics of methotrexate and plasma folate degradation by the flavobacterium sp. Carboxypeptidase. Abstr., A M. Albrecht, M S. Kennedy, and E Boldizsar

Pharmacokinetics of platinum antitumour agents in d@@@mo organs. Abstr., B W. Malerbi and G Abel

Pharmacokinetic studies in the chemotherapy of neuroblastoma using the c1300 murine system., G Sufrin and G P. Murphy

Pharmacokinetic studies of n-methylformamide (nsc 3051) in mice. Abstr., C Brindley, A Gescher, E S. Harpur, and J A. Slack

Pharmacological and analytical studies on harringtonine. Abstr., H Jui, J Roboz, and J F. Holland

Pharmacological and therapeutic efficacy of rubidazone in mice. Comparison with daunomycin and adriamycin., T Ohnuma, F Elias, J F. Holland, and E Henderson

Pharmacological and toxicological studies on triosil, an intravenous contrast agent., D Busfield, K J. Child, and E G. Tomich

Pharmacological aspects of neuromuscular transmission in the isolated diaphragm of the dystrophic (rej 129) mouse., J B. Harris and R R. Ribchester

Pharmacological aspects of neuromuscular transmission in the thymus deficient nude (nu/nu) mouse., A F. Wolfe, W F. Dryden, I G. Marshall, and E M. Pantelouris

Pharmacological control of the immune response by blockade of the early hormonal changes following antigen injection., W Pierpaoli and G J. Maestroni

Pharmacological correlates of ecs induced disruption of a passive avoidance task in mice., W O. Boggan and K Schlesinger

Pharmacological differentiation of +/+ and +/anemic WBB6 littermates., Donald Stern

Pharmacological disposition in mice of 02.2'-anhydro-1-beta-d- -arabinosylcytosine 3'-phosphate, A potential antileukemic agent., J H. Focke, I )ii, W J. Broussard, and J Nagyvary

Pharmacological disposition of 1-(2-chloroethyl)-3-(2,6-dioxo- 3-piperidyl)-1-nitrosourea in mice., A Rahman, P T. Luc, P S. Schein, and P V. Woolley

Pharmacological investigations of haloethylpyridinium compounds as possible anticancer agents. Abstr., H M. Redetzki, F Alvarez, and L Tucker

Pharmacological reactivity of dystrophic muscle., A Beaulnes, P Bois, and R Carle

Pharmacological studies on the anticancer activity of 3,4- -dimethoxybenzenesulfonylhydrazone of 1-oxidopyridine-2- -carboxaldehyde(3,4-dsp). Abstr., D A. Shiba and L A. Cosby

Pharmacological stuides of the antitumor agent 6-methylthiopurine ribonucleoside., D H. Ho and E F. Iii

Pharmacologic and behavioral effects of emd 28422: a novel purine which enhances (3h) diazepam binding to brain benzodiazepine receptors., P Skolnick, K Lock, B Paugh, P Marangos, R Windsor, and S Paul

Pharmacologic and cytokinetic studies with (s)-10-hydroxy- camptothecin. Abstr., W A. Creasey, M Richards, D Gil, and K C. Tsou

Pharmacologic control of the hormonally modulated immune response. Iii. Prolongation of allogeneic skin graft rejection and prevention of runt disease by a combination of drugs acting on neuroendocrine functions., W Pierpaoli and G J. Maestroni

Pharmacologic disposition of 1-(2-chloroethyl)-3-(2,6-dioxo-1- -piperidyl)-1-nitrosourea (pcnu) in mice. Abstr., A Rahman, V Luc, P Schein, R Warren, and P Woolley

Pharmacologic disposition of doxorubicin (dx) as influences by liposome charge. Abstr., M Van hennik, D Carmichael, B Nester, M G. Sarngadharan, S. Schein, and A Rahman

Pharmacologic regulation of the early steps of purine biosynthesis in burkitt lymphoma cells and in ehrlich ascites tumor cells., G H. Reem

Pharmacologic responses of cells of a neuroblastoma x glioma hybrid clone and modulation of synapses between hybrid cells and mouse myotubes., C N. Christian, P G. Nelson, P Bullock, D Mullinax, and M Nirenberg

Pharmacologic studies of hirschsprung's disease on a murine model., J Richardson

Pharmacology of 3,5-diamino-1,2,4-triazole (guanazole). I. Anti- tumor activity of guanazole., M Hahn and R H. Adamson

Pharmacology of adriamycin and ferric ion-adriamycin complex. Abstr., S D. Reich and S Gordon

Pharmacology of a new triazine antifolate in mice, rats, dogs, and monkeys., A R. Cashmore, R T. Skeel, D R. Makulu, E J, A, and J R. Bertino

Pharmakologische untersuchung eines neuen, zytostatisch wirksamen praparates, imet 3393., A Hartl, H Hillesheim, and E Kirchner

Phase dependent proliferative response of lymphoid and erythroid cells in the pregnant mouse., R Mattsson, A Mattsson, and kiessling K. Lindahl

Phase difference tests--longitudinal and transverse--on circadian rhythms of c mice. Abstr., J W. Tremor, E Haus, P D. Sebesta, C Keith, F Halberg, D Lakatua, H. Schmitt, and G Pitts

Phase i trial and pharmacokinetic study of 5'deoxy-5-fluorouridine. Abstr., R Abele, P Alberto, R J. Seematter, R Heintz, G Germano, W Weber, P. Obrecht, and J P. Cano

Phase portraits of dystrophic and nondystrophic mouse muscle-fiber action potentials., T C. Evans and B A. Schottelius

Phase portraits of mouse skeletal muscle action potentials. Abstr., T C. Evans and B A. Schottelius

Phase-specific cytotoxicity in vivo of hydroxyurea on murine fibrosarcoma pulmonary nodules., D J. Grdina

Phase-specific cytoxicity in vivo of hydroxyurea on murine fibrosarcoma cells synchronized by centrifugal elutriation., D J. Grdina, C P. Sigdestad, and L J. Peters

Phase specificity of 5-azacytidine against mammalian cells in tissue culture., L H. Li, E J. Olin, T J. Fraser, and B K. Bhuyan

Phasphate transport and its relationship to cation movements in ehrlich lettre ascites tumor cells., A Mazumder and C E. Wenner

Ph-dependence of glycolysis and respiration in ehrlich ascites carci- noma cells., G Wilhelm, J Schulz, and E Hofmann

Ph-dependence of oerobic glycerolysis in ehrlich ascites tumour cells., G Wilhelm, J Schulz, and E Hofmann

Phencyclidine and ethanol-induced changes in spontaneous and stimulated catecholamine release from mouse hypothalami. Abstr., C J. Wallis, burrows C. Wilson, and W O. Boggan

Phenobarbital and skf-525a on vinblastine and vincristine toxicity in mice., T J. Fitzgerald

Phenobarbital during pregnancy alters operant behavior of offspring in c57bl/6j mice., L D. Middaugh, C A. Santos, and J W. Zemp

Phenocopy and prevention of a mutant ear defect by manganese. Abstr., L S. Hurley, L Erway, and A Fraser

Phenogenetic analysis of recessive epistasis of gene or over gene bld in mice., S G. Nonchev and B V. Konyukhov

Phenogenetic aspects of mouse behaviour. Abstr., J V. Abeelen

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PhenoGO: an integrated resource for the multiscale mining of clinical and biological data., L T. Sam, E A. Mendonca, J Li, J Blake, C Friedman, and Y A. Lussier

Phenomenes d'immunisation par une tumeur isologue chez la souris., E H. Betz

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PhenomeNET: a whole-phenome approach to disease gene discovery., R Hoehndorf, P N. Schofield, and G V. Gkoutos

Phenomenon of parabiotic neutralization in mice. Abstr., cendrzak A. Skowron

Phenomenon of transient repression in Escherichia coli., K Paigen

Phenomenon of tumour transfer by skin grafting., D M. Mkheidze and A L. Liozner

Phenothiazines cause a shift in the camp dose-response: selection of resistant variants in a murine thymoma line., D J. Gruol and D K. Dalton

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Phenotype and function of human hematopoietic cells engrafting immune-deficient CB17-severe combined immunodeficiency mice and nonobese diabetic-severe combined immunodeficiency mice after transplantation of human cord blood mononuclear cells., F Pflumio, B Izac, A Katz, L D. Shultz, W Vainchenker, and L Coulombel

Phenotype and surface antigens of mouse teratocarcinoma x fibroblast cell hybrids., J Rousset, P Dubois, C Lasserre, D Aviles, M Fellous, and J Jami

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Phenotype-based identification of mouse chromosome instability mutants., N Shima, S A. Hartford, T Duffy, L A. Wilson, K J. Schimenti, and J C. Schimenti

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Phenotype ontologies for mouse and man: bridging the semantic gap., P N. Schofield, G V. Gkoutos, M Gruenberger, J P. Sundberg, and J M. Hancock

Phenotypes associated with tumor rejection mediated by cyclo- phasphamide and syngeneic tumor-sensitized t lymphocytes: potential mechanisms of action., R Evans

Phenotypes associated with tumor rejection mediated by cyclophosphamide and syngeneic tumor-sensitized T lymphocytes: potential mechanisms of action., R Evans

Phenotypes of chimeras between balb/ca-nu/nu and c3h/hen., N Ohsawa, H Kojima, and M Yokoyama

Phenotypically distinct target cells for murine sarcoma virus and murine leukemia virus marrow transformation in vitro., J S. Greenberger

Phenotypically diverse mouse thymic stromal cell lines which induce proliferation and differentiation of hematopoietic cells., S J. Faas, J L. Rothstein, B L. Kreider, G Rovera, and B B. Knowles

Phenotypical relationship between the lactation period effect on the mother and the growth of her offspring in laboratory mice. (polish With eng summ.), T Slawinski

Phenotypic alteration accompanies changes in glycosphingolipid biosynthesis in 3t3-kimsv cells induced by alpha-fluoropalmitic acid. Abstr., R M. Soltysiak, F Matsuura, and C C. Sweeley

Phenotypic alteration in retroviral gene expression by leukemia- -resistant thymocytes differentiating in leukemia-susceptible recipients., S K. Datta, S D. Waksal, and R S. Schwartz

Phenotypic alteration of susceptibility in genetically susceptible mice to mouse hepatitis virus by concanavalin a. Abstr., W Y. Weiser and F B. Bang

Phenotypic analysis of mice heterozygous for Trim28, Kai Alexandra Mills

Phenotypic and functional characteristics of 't-like' cells in nude mice., H R. Macdonald

Phenotypic and functional effects of the motheaten gene on murine b and t lymphocytes., W F. Davidson, H C. Iii, S O. Sharrow, and T M. Chused

Phenotypic and functional properties of murine thymocytes. Iii. Kinetic analysis of the recovery of intrathymic cytolytic t lymphocyte precursors after in vivo administration of hydrocortisone acetate., R Ceredig and D E. Cummings

Phenotypic and genetic relations between initial response to electric shock and rate of avoidance learning in mice., D Wahlsten

Phenotypic and genotypic variation in odontomtric traits of the house mouse., R S. Bader and W H. Lehmann

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Phenotypic and molecular assessment of seven patients with 6p25 deletion syndrome: relevance to ocular dysgenesis and hearing impairment., D B. Gould, M S. Jaafar, M K. Addison, F Munier, R Ritch, I M. MacDonald, and M A. Walter

Phenotypic and physical characteristics of the lymphoid cells involved in the immunity to syngeneic uv-induced tumors., R A. Daynes, M K. Schmitt, L K. Roberts, and C W. Spellman

Phenotypic changes induced in c3h/10t1/2cl8 and swiss 3t3 cells by 5-azacytidine treatment. Abstr., S M. Taylor and P A. Jones

Phenotypic characterization of Lith genes that determine susceptibility to cholesterol cholelithiasis in inbred mice: integrated activities of hepatic lipid regulatory enzymes., F Lammert, D Q. Wang, B Paigen, and M C. Carey

Phenotypic characterization of lith genes that determine susceptibility to cholesterol cholelithiasis in inbred mice. Pathophysiology Of biliary lipid secretion., D Q. Wang, F Lammert, B Paigen, and M C. Carey

Phenotypic characterization of Lith genes that determine susceptibility to cholesterol cholelithiasis in inbred mice: physical-chemistry of gallbladder bile., D Q. Wang, B Paigen, and M C. Carey

Phenotypic characterization of Lith genes that determine susceptibility to cholesterol cholelithiasis in inbred mice: soluble pronucleating proteins in gallbladder and hepatic biles., Erpecum K. van, D Q. Wang, F Lammert, B Paigen, A K. Groen, and M C. Carey

Phenotypic characterization of lpr/lpr lymph node cells by lectin binding. Abstr., B J. Fowlkes, M Waxdal, B J. Mathieson, and H C. Iii

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Phenotypic characterization of polygenic type 2 diabetes in TALLYHO/JngJ mice., J H. Kim, T P. Stewart, Bejnood M. Soltani, L Wang, J M. Fortuna, O A. Mostafa, Moussa N. Moustaid, A M. Shoieb, M F. McEntee, Y Wang, L Bechtel, and J K. Naggert

Phenotypic characterization of the spontaneous Piebald Lethal deletion and mapping of the s24Pub deletion., Dennis M. Bissonnette

Phenotypic conversion of cultered mouse embryo cells by aza pyrimidine nucleosides., P G. Constantinides, S M. Taylor, and P A. Jones

Phenotypic correction of low reagin production. A genetic defect in the sjl mouse., V S. Gollapudi and L S. Kind

Phenotypic differences in thymic leukemia-lymphoma cells induced by types a and d murine radiation leukemia virus. Abstr., D Morgan, R Barton, and I Goldschneider

Phenotypic effects of Miwh/+ and misp/+ in Ay/A mice., Carol Leininger

Phenotypic exclusion in mouse melanoma-rat hepatoma hybrid cells. Pigment and albumin production are not reexpressed simultaneously., C Fougere and M C. Weiss

Phenotypic expression in cybrids derived from teratocarcinoma cells fused with myoblast cytoplasms., S Linder, H Brzeski, and N R. Ringertz

Phenotypic expression of genetically controlled host resistance to listeria monocytogenes., E Skamene and P A. Kongshavn

Phenotypic expression of genetically-controlled natural resistance to mycobacterium bovis (bcg)., J Stach, P Gros, A Forget, and E Skamene

Phenotypic expression of isoantigens of the h-2 system in embryonic and newborn mice., G Moller

Phenotypic expression of malignancy in hybrid and hybrid mouse cells., M L. Ziegler

Phenotypic expression of mouse isoantigens., G Moller and E Moller

Phenotypic expression of transformation and cyclic amp phosphodi- esterase activity. Abstr., A Sivak

Phenotypic, functional, and molecular genetic comparisons of the abnormal lymphoid cells of C3H-lpr/lpr and C3H-gld/gld mice., W F. Davidson, F J. Dumont, H G. Bedigian, B J. Fowlkes, and H C. Morse

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Phenotypic heterogeneity in the stargazin allelic series., V A. Letts, M G. Kang, C L. Mahaffey, B Beyer, H Tenbrink, K P. Campbell, and W N. Frankel

Phenotypic heterogeneity of moloney leukemia virus-induced t cell lymphomas., L Pepersack, J C. Lee, R Mcewan, and J N. Ihle

Phenotypic instability and dedifferentiation of normal human mammary lobules and atypical lobules transplanted into nude athymic mice. Abstr., S R. Wellings, H M. Jensen, and M D. Vault

Phenotypic mixing between n- and b-tropic murine leukemia viruses. Infectious particles with dual sensitivity to fv-1 restriction., A Rein, S V. Kashmiri, R H. Bassin, B I. Gerwin, and troise G. Duran

Phenotypic shifts in the l5178y lymphoma population during progression of the tumor-dormant state in dba/2 mice., D L. Trainer and E F. Wheelock

Phenotypic stability of murine tumor cells in vitro and in vivo., J Varani and E J. Lovett

Phenotypic suppression of h-2 antigens and topography of the cell surface., A Lengerova, Z Pokorna, V Viklicky, and V Zeleny

Phenotypic variability of inbred and outbred mice., M F. Festing

Phenotypic variance among cells isolated from spontaneous mouse mammary tumors in primary suspension culture., H D. Soule, T Maloney, and C M. Mcgrath

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Phenotypic variations of orpk mutation and chromosomal localization of modifiers influencing kidney phenotype., C Sommardahl, M Cottrell, J E. Wilkinson, R P. Woychik, and D K. Johnson

Phenotyping of cytochromes p-450 in human tissues with monoclonal antibodies., T Fujino, S S. Park, D West, and H V. Gelboin

Phenotyping postpartum mutant laboratorymice and determining their value for human diseases., Sundberg JP, Ichiki T

Phenotyping the chronic proliferative dermatitis (cpdm) mutant mouse., Anne P. Spillane

Phenylalanine hydroxylase activity in dilute and nondilute strains of mice., D L. Coleman

Phenylalanine hydroxylase activity in dilute and nondilute strains of mice., D L. Coleman

Phenylalanine hydroxylase in dilute lethal mice., D M. Treiman and A Tourian

Phenylalanine hydroxylation and tyrosine requirement of cultured cells. Evidence of phenylalanine hydroxylation in mastocytoma cells in culture., K H. Choo, R G. Cotton, and D M. Danks

Phenylalanine metabolism in a dilute-lethal strain of mice., I Mauer and M B. Sideman

Phenylalanine metabolism in dilute-lethal mice., H Rauch and M T. Yost

Phenylalanine metabolism in dilute lethal mice. Abst., W W. Weber, P V. Valen, B N. Du, and V G. Zannoni

Phenylalanine oxidase and dihydroxyphenylalanine., L R. Morgan, R Singh, V S. Al, I O. Mouse, and H. Dihydroxy

Phenylalanyl transfer rna alteration in drug resistant ehrlich ascites tumor cells., R C. Richie, M G. English, and A C. Griffin

-phenylenediamine, And 2-chloro-p-phenylenediamine in fischer 344 rats and b6c3f1 mice., E K. Weisburger, A S. Murthy, R W. Fleischman, and D M. Hagopian

'phenylketonuria' And phenylalanine metabolism in dilute-lethal mice. Abstr., V Zannoni and A Cuperman

'phenylketonuria' And phenylalanine metabolism in dilute-lethal mice. Abstr., V G. Zannoni and E Moraru

Phenytoin antagonism of electrically induced maximal seizures in frogs and mice and effects on central nervous system levels of adenosine 3',5'-monophosphate and guanosine 3',5'-monophosphate., S W. Johnson and W K. Riker

Phenytoin application in murine muscular dystrophy. Behavioral improvement with no change in the abnormal intracellular na:k ratio in skeletal muscles., H Silverman, H L. Atwood, and J W. Bloom

Phenytoin (dilantin)-induced cleft lip and palate in a/j mice: a scanning and transmission electron microscopic study., K K. Sulik, M C. Johnston, L J. Ambrose, and D Dorgan

Phenytoin-induced alterations in dna and protein synthesis in primary palates. Abstr., H E. Hicks, M C. Johnston, and A J. Banes

Phenytoin-induced teratogenesis: a mouse model., R H. Finnell

Phermone induced puberty in WB/Re females., Denise Faustman

Pheromonal facilitation of hcg-induced ovulation in different strains of immature mice., M Zarrow, B Eleftheriou, and V Denenberg

Pheromonal regulation of male mouse ultrasonic courtship (mus musculus)., J Nyby, C J. Wysocki, G Whitney, and G Dizinno

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Philip R. White Papers (1901-1968), The Jackson Laboratory

Phorbol diester-induced h202 production by peritoneal macrophages. Different h202 production by macrophages from normal and bcg- -infected mice despite comparable phorbol diester receptors., J B. Weinberg and M A. Misukonis

Phorbol-ester induced ion movements in c3h 10t-1/2 fibroblasts. Abstr., C E. Wenner, J H. Hackney, and L D. Tomei

Phorbol ester-mediated stimulation of the synthesis of mouse mammary tumour virus., S K. Arya

Phorbol ester mediates reversible reduction of cloned T lymphocyte cytolysis., C G. Orosz, D C. Roopenian, and F H. Bach

Phorbol ester replacement of helper cell and interleukin 2 requirements in gamma interferon production., H M. Johnson and B A. Torres

Phorbol ester responsiveness of murine Ly-1-lineage B cells from normal and viable motheaten mutant mice., D L. Kolber, L D. Shultz, and T L. Rothstein

Phorbol esters and melittin alter arachidonic acid met- abolism and share other phenotypic effects on cells in culture. Abstr., R A. Mufson, P B. Fisher, and I B. Weinstein

Phorbol esters produce a delay in the expression of melanogenesis by b-16 melanoma cells. Abstr., R A. Mufson, P B. Fisher, and I B. Weinstein

Phorbol ester-stimulated murine myelopoiesis: role of colony- -stimulating factors., R K. Stuart, L L. Sensenbrenner, R K. Shadduck, H, and C Caramatti

Phorbol ester tumor promoters stimulate rapid release of choline from cell phospholipids. Abstr., R A. Mufson and I B. Weinstein

Phorbol myristate acetate and in vitro T lymphocyte function. II. Influence of PMA and supernatants from PMA-treated P388D1 cells on the proliferation of cloned T cells., C G. Orosz, D C. Roopenian, and F H. Bach

Phorbol myristate acetate and in vitro T lymphocyte function. III. Selective impairment by PMA of lethal hit delivery by cloned CTL., C G. Orosz and D C. Roopenian

Phorbol myristate acetate induced neutrophil autotoxicity., M Tsan

Phorbol myristic acetate enhances the production of interleukin 2., farrar J. Fuller, M L. Hilfiker, W L. Farrar, and J J. Farrar

Phorbol myristic acetate stimulates laf production by the macrophage cell line, p388d., S B. Mizel, D L. Rosenstreich, and J J. Oppenheim

Phospahte and nitrate requirements of Ulva Lactuca., Ralph Grishman

Phosphatase activities in mice with hereditary muscular dystrophy., S Tsuji and K Ogura

Phosphatase activities in the skin of hairless mice mutants. Abstr., K Moriwaki

Phosphatases in mammary tumours of c3h mice., J G. Georgatsos

Phosphate absorption and alkaline phosphatase activity in the small intestine of the adult mouse and of the chick embryo and hatched chick., F Moog and H S. Glazier

Phosphate and mannose transfer from guanosine diphosphate mannose to yeast mannan acceptors., R K. Bretthauer, L P. Kozak, and W E. Irwin

Phosphate content of muscle phosphofructokinase in the genetically diabetic mouse (c57bl/ksj)., S E. Bazaes, L G. Foe, and R G. Kemp

Phosphate efflux during islet secretory stimulation. Interactions between sulfhydral blocking agents and glucose. Abstr., K Asplund, J Sehlin, and I Taljedal

Phosphate transport in ehrlich ascites tumor cells and the effect of arsenate., C Levinson

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Phosphatidylinositol transfer protein-alpha in netrin-1-induced PLC signalling and neurite outgrowth., Y Xie, Y Q. Ding, Y Hong, Z Feng, S Navarre, C X. Xi, X J. Zhu, C L. Wang, S L. Ackerman, D Kozlowski, L Mei, and W C. Xiong

Phosphocholine-specific lyb5-b cells function as memory cells. Abstr., J J. Kenny, A Ahmed, L Yaffe, and E S. Metcalf

Phosphocreatine in ehrlich ascites tumor cells detected by noninvasive 31p nmr spectroscopy., W D. Yushok and R K. Gupta

Phosphodiesterase activity in muscles of control and dystrophic mice., L Garbagna, M Cojazzi, F Marcucci, and E Mussini

Phosphofructokinase and the diabetes/obesity syndrome., Patricia A. Hebert

Phosphoglucomutase electrophoretic variants in the mouse., T B. Shows, F H. Ruddle, and T H. Roderick

Phosphoglucomutase electrophoretic variants in the mouse., T B. Shows, F H. Ruddle, and T H. Roderick

Phosphoglucomutase isozymes of red cells in mus musculus, additional polymorphism at pgm-1 compared by two electrophoretic systems., G D. Miner and H G. Wolfe

Phospholipases a1 and a2 in subcellular fractions and plasma membranes of krebs ii ascites cells., M Record, J Lloveras, G Ribes, and blazy L. Douste

Phospholipid acyl chain metabolism during the differentiation of murine leukemia cell lines. On the redistribution of poly- unsaturated acyl chains among phospholipids., R Kannagi, M Kino, K Saito, and T Masuda

Phospholipid-calcium complexes in experimental tumors., L Anghileri

Phospholipid composition and metabolism in mouse muscular dystrophy., C T. Kwok and L Austin

Phospholipid composition of liver homogenates and microsomes of the lean and obese hyperglycemic (ob/ob) mouse., P T. Varandani, R M. Darrow, and M A. Nafz

Phospholipid composition of membranes in the tumor cell., L D. Bergelson, E V. Dyatolvitskaya, T I. Torkhovskaya, and N P. Gorkova

Phospholipid composition of substrate adhesion sites of normal, virus-transformed, and revertant murine cells., M K. Cathcart and L A. Culp

Phospholipid metabolism in murine muscular dystrophy., C T. Kwok, A D. Kuffer, B Y. Tang, and L Austin

Phospholipid methylation stimulates lactogenic binding in mouse mammary gland membranes., A Bhattacharya and B K. Vonderhaar

Phospholipid modification retards intracellular transport and secretion of immunoglobulin g1 by mouse mopc-31c plasmacytoma cells., A Nakano, M Maeda, M Nishijima, and Y Akamatsu

Phospholipids and calcium uptake in experimental tumors., L Anghileri

Phospholipid-sensitive ca2+-dependent protein kinase (pl-ca-pk). Abstr., R C. Schatzman, R L. Raynor, R B. Fritz, D J. Kuo, and T A. To

Phospholipids in ascites tumour cells. Abstr., G M. Gray

Phospholipids of ehrlich ascites tumor., H David and R J. Rossiter

Phospholipid synthesis and degradation during the life-cycle of p815y mast cells synchronized with excess of thymidine., J J. Bergeron, A M. Warmsley, and C A. Pasternak

Phospholipid synthesis in wild type(CHO) and 25-hydroxycholesterol resistant mutant (R2) chinese hamster ovary cells., Rebecca T. Upham

Phospholipid-transfer activities in cytosols from lung, isolated alveolar type ii cells and alveolar type ii cell-derived adenomas., G L. Pool, D G. Bubacz, R H. Lumb, and R J. Mason

Phosphomonoestrase activity of mouse-liver preparations at ph 5.9. Abstr., M W. Neil

Phosphoproteins of the murine mammary tumor virus., N H. Sarkar, E S. Whittington, J Racevskis, and S L. Marcus

Phosphopyridine nucleotide linked dehydrogenases, aldolase and fumarase in mouse breast., F B. Hershey, C Lewis, G Johnston, and J Murphy

Phosphoribosyl pyrophosphate, pool size and tissue levels as a determinant of 5-fluorouracil response in murine colonic adenocarcinomas., B Ardalan, D Villacorte, D Heck, and T Corbett

Phosphorus-31 as a nuclear probe for malignant tumors., K S. Zaner and R Damadian

Phosphorus in cell fractions of skeletal muscle from mice with hereditary muscular dystrophy., H Oppenheimer, R B. Rogers, and A T. Milhorat

Phosphorus metabolism in cancer., A C. Papaloucas

Phosphorus metabolism in infection with murine leukemia virus., H B. Levy and L F. Snellbaker

Phosphorus metabolism in viral-induced neoplasia. II. In vivo and in vitro studies of the milk and mammary gland lipides of strains of mice susceptible to the mammary tumor virus., J Newland, R F. Gregor, and W E. Cornatzer

Phosphorus metabolism in viral-induced neoplasia. I. Strains of mice susceptible to the mammary tumor virus., R F. Mc gregor and W E. Cornatzer

Phosphorylase activation in stimulated dystrophic mouse muscle., R R. Rulon, D D. Schottelius, and B A. Schottelius

Phosphorylase b kinase inheritance in mice., J B. Lyon, J Porter, and M Robertson

Phosphorylase-deficient t-lymphoma cells and secon- dary mutants with altered ribonucleotide reductase: genetic model for immunodeficiency disease., B Ullman, L J. Gudas, S M. Clift, D D. Jr, and nucleoside I. Purine

Phosphorylase kinase deficiency., F Huijing

Phosphorylase kinase deficiency and decreased fat accumulation in hybrid male mice (i x c3h)., plow J. Hoover

Phosphorylase kinase deficiency in mice., F Huijing

Phosphorylase kinase isoenzymes in deficient icr/ian mice., proux D. Daegelen, Y Alexandre, and J Dreyfus

Phosphorylation and atpase activity of liver mitochondria from swiss mice bearing krebs-2 carcinoma., T M. Devlin and G Costa

Phosphorylation coupled to alpha-ketoglutarate oxidation in ehrlich- -ascites-cell mitochondria., M H. Silk and A O. Hawtrey

Phosphorylation in vivo of non-ribosomal proteins from native 40 s ribosomal particles of krebs ii mouse ascites-tumour cells., J Schuck, G Reichert, and O Issinger

Phosphorylation of adenosine and deoxyadenosine in ehrlich ascites carcinoma cells resistant to 6-(methylmercapto) purine ribonucleoside., C A. Lomax and J F. Henderson

Phosphorylation of chromatin proteins and phosphoprotein kinases in neoplastic growth. Abstr., J A. Thomson, J F. Chiu, and L S. Hnilica

Phosphorylation of chromosomal and ribosomal proteins and intra- cellular levels of cyclic 3',5'-adenosine monophosphate and cyclic 3',5'-guanosine monophosphate during amino acid starvation in land- schutz tumour cells., P Jolicouer, A Lemay, F Labrie, and A L. Steiner

Phosphorylation of endogenous protein kinase of density grad- ient-purified plasma membrane vesicles of ehrlich cells., G Ronquist, G Agren, and I Lindquist

Phosphorylation of histones in mouse mammary tumors., J G. Georgastsos, G Rammos, D Palavradzi, and A Symeonidis

Phosphorylation of lymphocyte myosin catalyzed in vitro and in intact cells., M Fechheimer and J J. Cebra

Phosphorylation of mouse ascites tumor cell lysine-rich histone., D Sherod, G Johnson, and R Chalkley

Phosphorylation of murine mammary tumor virus precursor polypeptides., J Racevskis and N H. Sarkar

Phosphorylation of nuclear proteins in rodent tissues. Abstr., P G. Riches, K R. Harrap, S M. Sellwood, and A J. Gillivray

Phosphorylation of proteins from the brains of mice subjected to short-term behavioral experiences., R Perumal, W H. Gispen, J E. Wilson, and E Glassman

Phosphorylation of proteins in cultured fibroblasts exposed to 32pi: are most proteins phosphoproteins? abstr., E Gruenstein

Phosphorylation of ribosomal protein s6 at multiple sites by a cyclic amp-independent protein kinase from lymphoid cells., M J. Donahue and R A. Masaracchia

Phosphorylation of ribosomal proteins in sarcoma 180 tumor cells., L Bitte and D Kabat

Phosphorylation of selected substrates by semipurified cytoplasmic kinases of three p815 murine leukemias exhibiting collateral sensitivity (p815/tg), sensitivity (p815) or resistance (p815/ara-c) to 1-beta-d-arabinofuranosylcytosine., W Kreis, J Graham, and L A. Damin

Phosphorylation of "tricyclic nucleoside" by adenosine kinases from l1210 cells and hep-2 cells., L L. Bennett Jr., P W. Allan, and C Chang

Phosphorylation sites for ribosomal s6 protein kinases in mouse 3t3 fibroblasts stimulated with platelet-derived growth factor., R E. Wettenhall, C N. Chesterman, T Walker, and F J. Morgan

Phosphorylations of the subcellular matrix in cells transformed by rous' sarcoma virus., G Gacon, S Gisselbrecht, J Piau, M Fiszman, and S Fischer

Phosphorylation state of mitochondria and cytosol of 3t3 mouse cells., R Sinclair

Phosphorylcholine-bearing components in homogenates of nematodes., P Pery, A Petit, J Poulain, and G Luffau

Phosphorylcholine-binding hybridoma proteins of normal and idiotypically suppressed balb/c mice. I. Characterization and idiotypic analysis., C Berek, M H. Schreier, C L. Sidman, J Jaton, A P. Kocher, and H Cosenza

Phosphorylcholine determinants in six pneumococcal capsular polysaccharides detected by monoclonal antibody., U B. Sorensen, R Agger, J Bennedsen, and J Henrichsen

Phosphorylcholine-specific helper t cells in mice with an x-linked defect of antibody production to the same hapten., R B. Kaplan and J Quintans

Phosphoryl group transfer from ehrlich cells prelabeled in vivo with (32p)-orthophosphate and (14c)-glucose to unlabeled glioma cells., G Agren and G Ronquist

Photoaffinity label derivatives of fluorene as probes in in vitro carcinogenesis. Abstr., W E. White, A M. Sarrif, and S C. Hixon

Photoaffinity labeling of the oxysterol receptor., F R. Taylor, A A. Kandutsch, L Anzalone, S Phirwa, and T A. Spencer

Photodestruction of mouse epithelial tumors after oral acridine orange and argon laser., S H. Tomson, E A. Emmett, and S H. Fox

Photoimmunotherapy: treatment of animal tumors with tumor-specific monoclonal antibody-hematoporphyrin conjugates., D Mew, C Wat, G H. Towers, and J G. Levy

Photoinactivation of the methotrexate transport system of l1210 cells by 8-azidoadenosine 5'-monophosphate., G B. Henderson, E M. Zevely, and F M. Huennekens

Photoperiodic control of estrus in the Basenji., J L. Fuller

Photo-periodicity of cell proliferation kinetics in the mouse intestinal epithelium. Abstr., C P. Sigdestad

Photoradiation therapy. II. Cure of animal tumors with hematopor- phyrin and light., T J. Dougherty, G B. Grindey, R Fiel, K R. Weishaupt, and D G. Boyle

Photoradiation therapy of animal tumors. Abstr., T J. Dougherty, G E. Grindey, and K R. Weishaupt

Photoradiation therapy. Optimum wavelength for in vivo activation of hematoporphyrin derivative with laser irradiation. Abstr., K R. Weishaupt and T J. Dougherty

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Photoreceptor degeneration, azoospermia, leukoencephalopathy, and abnormal RPE cell function in mice expressing an early stop mutation in CLCN2., M M. Edwards, de Evsikova Marin, G B. Collin, E Gifford, J Wu, N Maphis, B T. Lamb, J K. Naggert, P M. Nishina, and N S. Peachey

Photo-reversal of the circadian rhythm in the proliferative acti- vity of the mouse small intestine., C P. Sigdestad and S Lesher

Phototoxicity and photocarcinogenesis. Comparative effects of anth- racene and 8-methoxypsoralen in the skin of mice. Abstr., P D. Forbes, R E. Davies, and F Urbach

Phthalanilide inhibition of protein synthesis in a cell-free l1210 mouse ascites leukemia system., M Ochoa, J A. Gellhorn, and W B. Benjamin

P-hydroxypropiophenone effects on azo dye-induced alterations in mouse hepatic cells. Light and electron microscopic study., N J. Unakar

Phylogenetically associated residues within the vhiii subgroup of several mammalian species. Evidence for a 'pauci-gene' basis for anti- body diversity., J D. Capra, R L. Wasserman, and J M. Kehoe

Phylogenetic conservation of a class iii major histocompat- ibility complex antigen, factor b. Isolation and nucleotide sequencing of mouse factor b cdna clones., R Sackstein, H R. Colten, and D E. Woods

Phylogenetic variation of rodent liver esterases., R S. Holmes and E J. Massaro

Physical and biochemical properties of a transplantable murine salivary gland carcinoma. Abstr., D Irwin and D Malamud

Physical and biological characterization of erythroblast enhancing factor (eef), a late acting erythropoietic stimulator in serum distinct from erythropoietin., G Krystal

Physical and biological features of polyoma virus mutants able to infect embryonal carcinoma cell lines., M Vasseur, M Katinka, P Herbomel, N, and D Blangy

Physical and chemical aspects of ultrasonic disruption of cells., P R. Clarke and C R. Hill

Physical and chemical properties of nucleated cells which vary in their sensitivity to antibody-complement-mediated killing. Abstr., S H. Ohanian

Physical and chemical properties of nucleated cells which vary in their sensitivity to antibody-complement-mediated killing. Abstr., S H. Ohanian

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Physical and genetic mapping of novel microsatellite polymorphisms on human chromosome 19., G B. Collin, A Munch, J L. Mu, J K. Naggert, A S. Olsen, and P M. Nishina

Physical association of histocompatibility antigens and tumor-associated antigens on the surface of murine lymphoma cells., G N. Callahan, J P. Allison, and R A. Reisfeld

Physical association of murine leukemia virus envelope glycoprotein and mouse major histocompatibility antigens on leukemia cell surfaces and their recognition as target antigens by cytotoxic t-lymphocytes. Abstr., D A. Zarling, A Watson, R E. Duke, and F H. Bach

Physical, biologic, and phenotypic properties of natural regulatory cells in murine bone marrow., K Dorshkind and C Rosse

Physical changes, measured by interference microscopy, in fresh land- schutz ascites tumour cells after tragacanth and mannitol mustard treatments., W Galbraith, E Mayhew, J Sugar, and E M. Roe

Physical characteristics of mouse sperm nuclei., A J. Wyrobek, M L. Meistrich, R Furrer, and W R. Bruce

Physical characterization of the mammary tumor agent. Abstr., G Miroff and H V. Lamberson

Physical characterization of the mammary tumor agent. Abstr., G Miroff and fairchild B. Magdoff

Physical, chemical and biological properties of a specific toxic lipid-protein complex formed in thermally altered mouse skin., G A. Schoenenberger, U Bauer, L B. Cueni, U Eppenberger, R Stadtler, and M Allgower

Physical dependence on alcohol in mice., D B. Goldstein

Physical fractionation of regulatory t cell subpopulations. Abstr., R R. Rich, L Chu, S S. Rich, and S C. Argelger

Physical, histological and roentgenographic characteristics of the grey lethal mouse., J D. Doykos, I )ii, M M. Cohen, and G Shklar

Physical interaction of a murine leukemia virus with influenza virus in vitro., T E. O'conner and F J. Rauscher

Physical mapping of male fertility and meiotic drive quantitative trait loci in the mouse t complex using chromosome deficiencies [In Process Citation], A Planchart, Y You, and J C. Schimenti

Physical mapping of the fv-1 tropism host range determinant of balb/c murine leukemia viruses., L Desgroseillers and P Jolicoeur

Physical, morphological and biochemical alterations in the membrane of akr mouse cells after interferon treatment., E H. Chang, F T. Jay, and R M. Friedman

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Physical nuclear organization: loops and entropy., D W. Heermann

Physical properties of androgen receptors in brain cytosol from normal and testicular feminized (tfm/yfm) mice., B Attardi and S Ohno

Physical properties of mouse h-2 transplantation alloantigens., J M. Summerell and D A. Davies

Physical properties of mouse spleen cells involved in the mixed leuko- cyte reaction and graft-vs-host disease., arini M. El and D Osoba

Physical separation and biochemical characterization of h-2b- -encoded proteins on target cell plasma membranes and endoplasmic reticulum., P J. Gilmer

Physical separation of colony stimulating cells from in vitro colony forming cells in hemopoietic tissue., M Moore and N Williams

Physical separation of hemopoietic stem cells differing in their capacity for self-renewal., R G. Worton, E A. Culloch, and J E. Till

Physical separation of hemopoietic stem cells from cells causing graft-vs-host disease. I. Sedimentation properties of cells causing graft-vs-host disease., R A. Phillips and R G. Miller

Physical separation of hemopoietic stem cells from cells forming colonies in culture., R G. Worton, E A. Culloch, and J E. Till

Physical separation of hemopoietic stem cells from cells involved in graft-versus-host disease. Abstr., R A. Phillips and R G. Miller

Physical separation of 'suppressor' from 'helper' thymocytes., N L. Gerber and A D. Steinberg

Physical studies on glycoproteins from ascitic fluid of ehrlich ascites tumor., A Z. Reznick and R J. Winzler

Physical subpopulations of mouse thymocytes. Changes during regeneration subsequent to cortisone treatment., F Dumont

Physico-chemical analysis of h-2dd glycoprotein fragments. Abstr., W Rossowski and M Kloczewiak

Physico-chemical and biological properties of tumor inducing compo- nent(s) of neoplastic cells grown in vitro. Abstr., R T. Jordan, G Middlebrook, and C M. Coleman

Physicochemical, biological and serological properties of a leukemogenic virus isolated from cultured radlv-induced lymphomas of c57bl/ka mice., A Decleve, M Lieberman, J N. Ihle, P N. Rosenthal, L. Lung, and H S. Kaplan

Physicochemical characterization of a pmn-derived soluble factor that enhances lymphocyte dna synthesis., S Nakamara, F Goto, K Goto, and M Yoshinaga

Physicochemical characterization of lymphocyte-activating factor (laf)., S B. Mizel

Physicochemical characterization of mouse myeloma proteins, demon- stration of heterogeneity for each myeloma globulin., J L. Fahey

Physico-chemical characterization of murine j chain., B O. Barger and F P. Inman

Physicochemical differences between ascitic and solid forms of sarcoma 37 cells., G M. Cook, G V. Seaman, and L Weiss

Physicochemical differences between glucocorticoid-binding components from the corticoid-sensitive and -resistant strains of mouse lymphoma p1798., J Stevens and Y Stevens

Physicochemical separation of two distant fc receptors on murine macrophage-like cell lines., C L. Anderson and H M. Grey

Physico-chemical state and calcium reactivity of normal and quaking mouse myelin., F Leterrier, J Breton, D Daveloose, J Viret, F L. Saux, and S Pollet

Physiocochemical analysis of the deoxyribonucleic acid product of murine intracisternal a particle rna-directed dna polymerase., S S. Yang and N A. Wivel

Physiolgical differences in uteri of obese stock mice: a comparison between obese mice and their thin sibs., M L. Drasher, M M. Dickie, and P W. Lane

Physiological aging in the c57bl/6 mouse. Abstr., H E. Hrubant

Physiological and behavioral correlates of lifespan in aged C57BL/6J mice., D K. Ingram, J R. Archer, D E. Harrison, and M A. Reynolds

Physiological and behavioral correlates of lifespan in aged c57bl/6j mice., D K. Ingram, J R. Archer, D E. Harrison, and M A. Reynolds

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Physiological and genetic analyses of inbred mouse strains with a type I iodothyronine 5' deiodinase deficiency., M J. Berry, D Grieco, B A. Taylor, A L. Maia, J D. Kieffer, W Beamer, E Glover, A Poland, and P R. Larsen

Physiological and morphological evidence for coupling in mouse salivary gland acinar cells., S B. Kater and N J. Galvin

[Physiological and morphological lesions characteristic of diabetes by mutation (db) in mice], D L. Coleman and K P. Hummel

Physiological and population aspects of behavior genetics., J L. Fuller

Physiological and population aspects of behavior genetics., J L. Fuller

Physiological approaches to an understanding of the function of eosinophils and basophils., R S. Speirs

Physiological aspects of aging. V. Calcium and magnesium metabolism in senescent mice., H H. Draper

Physiological assays for biological age in mice: relationship of collagen, renal function, and longevity., D E. Harrison and J R. Archer

Physiological bases of hunger drive reduction and primary reinforcement., Mary Stewart Skinner

Physiological, behavioral and anatomical correlates of the develop- ment of hearing in the mouse., B R. Alford and R J. Ruben

Physiological changes in hairless mice maintained on an antioxidant supplemented diet., J T. Chan, J O. Ford, A H. Rudolph, and H S. Black

Physiological characteristics., S E. Bernstein

Physiological compartmentalization in the h-2 linked control of responses to hen eggwhite lysozyme (hel). Abstr., R L. Yowell

Physiological disposition and biochemical reactions of the 14c-4'4'- -bis(2-imidazolin-2-yl)2-chloroterephthalanilide dihydrochloride in mice and rats in vivo and in vitro., W Kreis, R Bloch, D L. Warkentin, and J Hburchenal

Physiological disposition and therapeutic consequences of adenine administered via the gastrointestinal tract in normal and tumor- -bearing mice., A C. Sartorelli and H F. Upchurch

Physiological disposition of pala in several species. Abstr., M Chadwick, D M. Silveira, J A. Macgregor, A R. Branfman, O H. Liss, and D W. Yesair

Physiological disposition of pentobarbital in tumor-bearing mice., W T. Beck, H G. Mandel, and S Fabro

Physiological factors that alter the concentrations of skin sterols: W7-cholestenol as an indicator of sebaceous gland activity., A A. Kandutsch

Physiological function and behavioral genetics. I. Genetic variance for peripheral conduction velocity in mice., J P. Hegmann

Physiological function and behavioral genetics. II. Quantitative genetic analysis of conduction velocity of caudal nerves of the mouse, mus musculus., J P. Hegmann, J E. White, and S B. Kater

'physiological Interaction' does not explain the h-2 requirement for recognition of virus-infected cells by cytotoxic t cells., W F. Davidson, T Pang, R V. Blanden, and P C. Doherty

Physiological properties of dystrophic mouse spinal root axons., M Rasminsky

Physiological proteinuria in mice., P J. Thung

Physiological regulation of antigen binding to t cell. Role of a soluble macrophage factor and of interferon., P Lonai and L Steinman

Physiological relationships of pituitary tumors in experimental F1 reciprocal hybrid mice., G W. Woolley

Physiological responses to emotional stimuli: thermal adjustment to stress., Clayton C. Stenberg

Physiological retention of cholesterol when fed and injected into adult male and female mice. Abstr., J M. Mallette and I R. Davis

Physiological variations in prolactin content of the mouse pituitary gland examined by disc electrophoresis and bioassay., P M. Nicholson

Physiological vigor as a factor in radiation reduction of lifetime fertility of mice., L H. Haverland and J W. Gowen

Physiologic and endocrinologic characterization of male sex-biased diabetes in C57BLKS/J mice congenic for the fat mutation at the carboxypeptidease E locus., E H. Leiter, J Kintner, K Flurkey, W G. Beamer, and J K. Naggert

Physiologic and genetic influences on regulation of glucose metabolism in adipose tissue of mice., T T. Yen, L Lowry, J Steinmetz, and G L. Wolff

Physiologic consequences of neural abnormalities in murine dystrophy., M Kuno

Physiologic disposition of 4',4''-bis(1,4,5,6-tetrahydro-2-pyrimi- dinyl)terephthalanilide and 4-(1,4,5,6-tetrahydro-2-pyrimidinyl)-4'- -(p-(1,4,5,6-tetrahydro-2-pyrimidinyl)phenyl)-carbamoylbenzanilide in dogs, monkeys, rats and mice., W I. Rogers, D W. Yesair, and C J. Kensler

Physiologic disposition of short chain aliphatic hydroxamates in the mouse. II. Absorption, distribution, metabolism and excretion of 1-14c-acetohydroxamic acid., W N. Fishbein, C L. Streeter, and J Daly

Physiologic levels of purines influence methotrexate (mtx) antitumor effect against l1210 leukemia in vivo. Abstr., G P. Browman and G Csullog

Physiologisch-endokrinologische studien zum aggressionsverhalten von mausebocken., V M. Oettel and A Kurischko

Physiology and behaviour in f1 mice showing heterosis. Abstr., S A. Barnett

Physiology of igd. Iii. Effect of treatment with anti-igd from birth on the magnitude and isotype distribution of the immune response in the spleen., B Xue, T Hirano, B Pernis, Z Ovary, and G J. Thorbecke

Physiology of igd. II. Lack of humoral immune responsiveness in lymph nodes of mice treated with anti-igd from birth., Y Baine, Y Chen, E B. Jacobson, B Pernis, G W. Siskind, and G J. Thorbecke

Physiology of igd. IV. Enhancement of antibody production in mice bearing igd-secreting plasmacytomas., B Xue, R Coico, D Wallace, G W. Siskind, B Pernis, and G J. Thorbecke

Physiology of mixed leukocyte reaction suppressor factor. I. Role of cytoskeleton and protein synthesis in production and secretion., J W. Belmont, R R. Rich, and S S. Rich

Physiology of receptor capping induced by erythrocyte surface antigens., R F. Ashman

Physiology of tumour and normal cell membranes. Abstr, R J. Goldacre

Physiology of visual cells in mouse superior colliculus and correl- ation with somatosensory and auditory input., U C. Drager and D H. Hubel

Physiopathology of human and virus-induced murine leukemias., C Jasmin, F S. Joffe, B Klein, and C K. Bousse

Phytohemagglutin and concanavalin a, probes for murine 't' cell acti- vation and differentiation., J D. Stobo

Phytohemagglutinin and hematopoietic stem cells in the mouse., J L. Scaro, M A. Carrera, J E. Teruel, and R A. Tombolesi

Phytohemagglutinin. Examples of antigen competition., R Hunter and R B. Lerner

Phytohemagglutinin-induced differentiation and blastogenesis of precursor t cells from mouse bone marrow., O W. Press, C Rosse, and J Clagett

Phytohemagglutinin-mediated blastomere aggregation and development of allophenic mice., B Mintz, J D. Gearhart, and A O. Guymont

Phytohemagglutinin (pha) responsive cells of mouse bone marrow do not recirculate through lymph. Abstr., P Scuderi and O W. Press

Phytohemagglutinin response of murine spleen cells during pregnancy and inhibition of normal phytohemagglutinin response by pregnancy or post-partum serum., B L. Ruppert and E R. Richie

Phytohemagglutinin stimulated lymphocyte cultures: distribution and dose-response levels in ten strains of mice., James G. Krueger

Phytohemagglutinin unresponsiveness in mouse spleen cells produced by methylcholanthrene sarcomas., W H. Adler, T Takiguchi, and R T. Smith

Pig lymphoid differentiation antigens., J Chiba, T M. Chused, W M. Leiserson, S E. Zweig, D E. Shevach, and T A. Guinea

Pigment and pleiotropism, combined effects of ww/ww and ff/ff gene substitutions. Abstr., E S. Russell

Pigmentation., H G. Wolfe and D L. Coleman

Pigmentation and ptc tasting in the laboratory mouse. Abstr., I E. Lush

Pigmentation and tumorigenicity of reconstituted, cybrid and hybrid mouse cells., R Halaban, G Moellmann, E Godawska, and J M. Eisenstadt

Pigmentation pattern of a black-and-tan (at) black chimera., R M. Petters and C L. Markert

Pigmentation phenotypes of variant extension locus alleles result from point mutations that alter MSH receptor function., L S. Robbins, J H. Nadeau, K R. Johnson, M A. Kelly, Rehfuss L. Roselli, E Baack, K G. Mountjoy, and R D. Cone

Pigment cell differentiation in embryonic mouse skin and isolated epidermis. An in vitro study., T C. Mayer and L Oddis

Pigment cell migration following transplantation., W K. Silvers

Pigment cell migration in piebald mice., T C. Mayer

Pigment cell response to x-irradiation in the pet mouse. Abstr., W M. Reams and B E. Schaeffer

Pigment cells: occurrence in hair follicles., W K. Silvers

Pigment changes induced in hairless mice by dimethylbenzanthracene., S N. Klaus and R K. Winkelmann

Pigment clumping in growing hair follicles of mice. A sensitive radiobiological model., C S. Potten and P D. Forbes

Pigmented spleens in C57BL mice [letter; comment], J P. Sundberg

Pigment gene expression with particular reference to sash (wsh) chimaeras. Abstr., D A. Stephenson

Pigment granule formation in slate, a coat color mutant in the mouse., L J. Pierro

Pigment in the spleen of c57bl/10scsn and related mice., A C. Hill, H Georgis, and J Breaden

Pigment mutants, manganese and otoliths. Abstr., L C. Erway

Pigment mutations in the mouse which also affect lysosomal functions lead to suppressed natural killer cell activity., A Orn, E M. Hakansson, M Gidlund, U Ramstedt, I Axberg, H Wigzell, and L Lundin

Pigment spread from mouse melanoma into albino skin. Abstr., T Takeuchi

Pigment synthesis in the himalayan mouse., S Kidson and B Fabian

Pilot studies of the cell population kinetics in irradiated tumours., L Revesz and P Lindfors

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Pim and Akt oncogenes are independent regulators of hematopoietic cell growth and survival., P S. Hammerman, C J. Fox, M J. Birnbaum, and C B. Thompson

Pink-eyed dilution alleles affect negative surface charges of mouse spermatozoa., D C. Hash and H G. Wolfe

Pink-eyed dilution (p) gene in rodents: increased pigmentation in tissue culture., R L. Sidman, R Pearlstein, and C Waymouth

Pinna reflex thresholds and audiogenic seizures, developmental changes after acoustic priming., K R. Henry

Pinocytic activity and csf production of macrophage during the growth of the lewis lung carcinoma in mice., H V. Melchner and P Hilgard

Pinocytosis in L cells: its dependence on membrane sterol and the cytoskeleton., H J. Heiniger and J D. Marshall

Pip92: a short-lived, growth factor-inducible protein in BALB/c 3T3 and PC12 cells., C H. Charles, J S. Simske, T P. O'Brien, and L F. Lau

Piperazine refractory syphacia obvelata infection in DBA/2J mice., Helen Witt

Pirification and characterization of an amidohydrolase for n4- -long-chain fatty acyl derivative of 1-beta-d-arabinofuranosyl- cytosine from mouse liver microsomes., K Hoir, T Tsuruo, S Tsukagoshi, and Y Sakurai

Pirouetting mice., G W. Woolley and M M. Dickie

Pitfalls in tests for teratogenicity., D Warburton, D G. Trasler, A Naylor, J R. Miller, and F C. Fraser

Pitfalls in the use of the lung colony assay to assess t-cell function in irradiated mice., L J. Peters, K Mason, and W H. Mcbride

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Pitfalls of animal model systems in ageing research., K Flurkey and J M. Currer

Pitressin-induced inhibition of drinking following water deprivation in the swr/j mouse., N L. Schmalbach and C L. Kutscher

Pituitaries of spayed mice of different strains, cytology and gonadotrophin content., K J. Ranadive and K A. Karande

Pituitary-adrenal relationships in mice with hereditary nephrogenic diabetes insipidus, with special emphasis on the neurohypophysis and pars intermedia., D V. Naik

Pituitary-adrenal relationships in mice with hereditary nephrogenic diabetes insipidus, with special emphasis on the pars intermedia. Abstr., D V. Naik

Pituitary-adrenal responsiveness of mothers to pups in mice of two inbred strains., M B. Hennessy, T A. Hollister, and S Levine

Pituitary and cerebellum of nude mice., R S. Henderson, B Mcewan, and E M. Pantelouris

Pituitary and serum concentrations of prolactin and gh in snell dwarf mice., Y N. Sinha, C B. Salocks, and W P. Vanderlaan

Pituitary growth hormone and its hypothalamic releasing factor in normal and genetically diabetic mice., C Desjardins

Pituitary-induced alterations in gastrin levels and gastrointestinal growth in normal and genetically dwarf mice., L M. Lichtenberger and A Bartke

Pituitary intracisternal granule formation during the estrus cycle of the rat., L L. Peters, B G. Wood, and J K. Grimm

Pituitary lesions in mice of the marsh strains. Abstr., K P. Hummel

Pituitary levels of thyrotropin., B E. Eleftheriou, R L. Church, R L. Al, F O. Aggression, and D O. And

Pituitary lineage determination by the Prophet of Pit-1 homeodomain factor defective in Ames dwarfism., M W. Sornson, W Wu, J S. Dasen, S E. Flynn, D J. Norman, S M. O'Connell, I Gukovsky, C Carriere, A K. Ryan, A P. Miller, L Zuo, A S. Gleiberman, B Andersen, W G. Beamer, and M G. Rosenfeld

Pituitary-ovarian relationships during the post-reproductive phase of inbred mice., R G. Gosden, E C. Jones, and F Jacks

Pituitary prolactin and growth hormone levels during different reproductive states in mice with a high or a low lactational performance., R Yanai and H Nagasawa

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Pituitary removal in adult mice increases life span., R W. Powers, D E. Harrison, and K Flurkey

Pituitary tumors in mice after prolonged feeding of synthetic progestins., W E. Poel

Pituitary tumors in mice of the c57bl strain treated with estrogen. Abstr., J Szepsenwol and A A. Ydrach

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Pla2g12b and Hpn Are Genes Identified by Mouse ENU Mutagenesis That Affect HDL Cholesterol., Aleksandra Aljakna, Seungbum Choi, Holly Savage, Rachael Hageman Blair, Tongjun Gu, Karen L Svenson, Gary A Churchill, Matt Hibbs, and Ron Korstanje

Placebo effect of saline on locomotor activity in several strains of mice., W M. Davis, W T. King, and M Babbini

Placental and foetal weight in the nude mouse., C M. Hetherington

Placental and foetal weights associated with alloantigenic differences and multiparity in mice., E J. Breyere, P P. Zarick, and B R. Griffin

Placental barrier to maternal cells., W D. Billington, D R. Kirby, J J. Owen, M A. Ritter, M D. Burtonshaw, P. Evans, C E. Ford, I K. Gauld, and A M. Laren

Placental changes associated with maternal alcohol intoxication. Abstr., L A. Kennedy

Placental extracts enhance antigen-induced suppressor cells of primary igm antibody response. Abstr., M Doric, T Mekori, R Kinsky, H Thien, C, and G A. Voisin

Placental iron transport to normal and sex-linked anemic fetal mice., Laurie B. Botie

Placental mononuclear phagocytes as a source of interleukin-1., A Flynn, J H. Finke, and M L. Hilfiker

Placental transfer to strontium 85 in mice., A Nelson, C Ronnback, and A Sjoden

Placental transport of iron in x-linked anaemia of mice., J Dancis and V Jansen

Placental weight loss in late pregnancy., A Mc laren

Placenta transplantation in mice., Charlotte L. Beers

Placentophagia in nonpregnant nulliparous mice: a genetic investigation., M B. Kristal and B E. Eleftheriou

Placentophagia in nonpregnant nulliparous mice. A genetic investiga- tion., M B. Kristal and B E. Eleftheriou

Planimetric studies of mandibles in a/jax mice born with cortisone- -induced cleft palates., D M. Schwartz and A P. Chaudhry

Planimetric studies of the growing craniofacial skeleton in a/j mice. Abstr., S Levitan and M Silbermann

Plant agglutinins used to distinguish between different classes of mouse lymphocytes., H P. Schnebli and P Dukor

Plantation, effects of splenectomy., L H. Smith, C F. With, and W. Trans

Plantation of noble rat prostatic tumors in congenitally athymic (nude) mice., J R. Drago, R E. Maurer, M E. Gershwin, D Eckels, N J. Palmer, and F. Heterotrans

Planted in nu/nu mice. Abstr., H A. Azar, S Fernandez, L Bros, C C. Espinoza, S A. Shelley, D G. Lyman, and O. Trans

Planted mouse and rat hepatomas and their histology., P Emmelot, J F. Hampe, C J. Al, O Deaminase, and T. Trans

Plaque assay for the detection of alloantibody-producing cells in mice., A Wong and E Sabbadini

Plaque assay techniques for murine leukemia viruses., W P. Rowe, W E. Pugh, and J W. Hartley

Plaque assay with spleen cells forming alloantibodies to h-2a and h-2d specificities., I Malave, H Fuji, and F Milgrom

Plaque formation by b cell colonies., C J. Paige and H Skarvall

Plaque formation by mouse spleen cells producing antibodies against rabbit immunoglobulin. Abstr., G D. Segre and M Segre

Plaque-formation by non-immune and x-irradiated lymphoid cells on monolayers of mouse embryo cells., G Moller and E Moller

Plaque-forming-cell response to h-2 antigens of mice., H Fuji, M Zaleski, and F Milgrom

Plaque-forming cells after in vitro stimulation with theta-AKR antigen., H Fuji and F Milgrom

Plaque forming cells, methodology and theory., N K. Jerne, C Henry, A A. Nordin, H Fuji, A M. Koros, and I Lefkovits

Plaque forming cells produced in test tube cultures of normal mouse spleen cells incubated with erythrocytes., E Gazit and T Harris

Plaque forming cells to 2,-4 dinitrophenyl in spleens of immunized and nonimmunized mice., J M. Chiller and W O. Weigle

Plaque-forming spleen cells following irradiation of x5563 tumor., F Smith, P J. Carlson, and S Koenig

Plaque morphology studies with immune hybridomas., A E. Bussard

Plaques of cutaneous necrosis in skin-homografted mice, a method of prevention., S G. Anderson and S Cooper

Plaquettes et teneur en serotonine du sang., W Nakamura, S Kobayashi, E K. Al, A D. Cancer, and R S. De

Plasma 1,25-(oh)2-vitamin d after low calcium challenge in x-linked hypophosphatemic (hyp) mice. Abstr., R A. Meyer and R W. Gray

Plasma aldosterone concentration in sodium deprived mice of two strains., V Papaioannou and R Fraser

Plasma amino acid differences in inbred mice, c57bl/6, c3heb/fe and their f1 heterozygote., H E. Hrubant

Plasma amino acids and excretion of protein end products by mice fed 10 or 40% soybean protein diets with or without dietary 2- -acetylaminofluorene or n,n-dimitrosopiperazine., P Hevia, C R. Truex, P B. Imrey, S K. Clinton, H J. Mangian, and W J. Visek

Plasma and amniotic fluid glucose levels in hydrocortisone- -treated a/j and c57bl/6j mice. Abstr., K Brown, B Short, J Yoon, and D Rohrbach

Plasma and blood volumes of mouse organs, as determined with radioactive iodoproteins., N Kaliss and D Pressman

Plasma and pituitary concentrations of lh, fsh and prolactin in aged female c57bl/6j mice., T A. Parkening, T J. Collins, and E R. Smith

Plasma and pituitary concentrations of lh, fsh, and prolactin in aging c57bl/6 mice at various times of the estrous cycle., T A. Parkening, T J. Collins, and E R. Smith

Plasma and pituitary levels of gonadotropins in 2 month-old and 16-20 month-old c57bl/6j mice. Abstr., T A. Parkening, T J. Collins, and E R. Smith

Plasma and pituitary levels of gonadotropins in mature and aged pregnant c57bl/6 mice. Abstr., T J. Collins, T A. Parkening, and E R. Smith

Plasma and urinary corticosteroids and androgens in c3h mice with and without mammary tumor. Abstr., B Grad, B E. Murphy, and E Sancho

Plasma cell immunoglobulin secretion. Arrest is accompanied by alterations of the golgi complex., A M. Tartakoff and P Vassalli

Plasma cell infiltrate of the primary tumor as a source of early systemic protection against metastases in mice., J Vaage and K G. Pepin

Plasma cell leukemia in balb/c mice inoculated with subcellular material. I. Incidence and morphology., P Ebbesen, nielsen R. Rask, and K R. Mcintire

Plasma cell leukemia in balb/c mice inoculated with subcellular material. II. Serological changes., nielsen R. Rask, K R. Mcintire, and P Ebbesen

Plasma cell leukemias in balb/c mice inoculated with subcellular leukemic material. (summary), P Ebbesen, nielsen R. Rask, and K R. Mcintire

Plasma cell neoplasm arising in a caf1 mouse. Characteristics and response to certain chemotherapeutic agents., S T. Yancey

Plasma cell populations in the nude mouse. Abstr., carrington P. Weisz, A F. Schrater, G J. Throbecke, and M E. Lamm

Plasma cells and epithelial immunoglobulins in the mouse mammary gland during pregnancy and lactation., carrington P. Weisz, M E. Roux, and M E. Lamm

Plasma cell tumor induction in balb/c mice. Abstr., P N. Anderson

Plasma cell tumor induction in germfree balb/c mice. Abstr., K R. Mc intire

Plasma-cell tumor induction in (nzb x balb/c)f1 hybrid mice., G Goldstein, N L. Warner, and M C. Holmes

Plasma cell tumors in experimental chemotherapy, consequence of dose variation on host survival and paraprotein synthesis., M N. Teller, M Bowie, and C C. Stock

Plasma cell tumors (pct) in germfree (gf) mice. Effect of subcellular extracts. Abstr., K R. Mc intire and G L. Princler

Plasma cell tumours adj/pc5 and adj/pc6. Abstr., C H. Paul

Plasma cholesterol, plasma sugar, and hematocrit levels in mice selected for hypo-and hpercholesterolemia., Jonathan Hasson

Plasma cholesterol studies in laboratory mice., Debbie Heldman

Plasma corticoid levels in young and old, male and female c57bl/6j mice. Abstr., R A. Khalid and B Grad

Plasma corticosteroids in mice, with special regard to sex difference in adrenocortical responsiveness to exogenous corticotrophin., J H. Solem

Plasma corticosterone concentrations in diabetic (db) mice., D L. Coleman and D L. Burkart

Plasma corticosterone concentrations in diabetic (db) mice., D L. Coleman and D L. Burkart

Plasma corticosterone response to stress in two strains of mice and their F1 hybrid., V M. Chapman

Plasma corticosterone response to stress in two strains of mice and their F1 hybrid., V M. Chapman

Plasma corticosterone response to stress in two strains of mice and their f1 hybrid., V M. Chapman

Plasmacorticosteron, plasmainsulin, blutglukose und zellularitat des fettgewebes bei c57bl/6j-mausen und ihren mutanten nach futterung einer fettreichen diat. Abstr., L Herberg and H K. Kley

Plasma creatine kinase activity in mice with hereditary muscular dystrophy., D J. Hosenfeld, U Wiesmann, and R Richterich

Plasma creatine kinase in the dystrophic mouse. Abstr., R Watts and R Von witt

Plasmacytomas following ileocecal ulceration in the c3h mouse. Abstr., H I. Pilgrim

Plasmacytomas induce large numbers of circulating, adult-thymectomy- -sensitive, theta+, lyt-1-2+ lymphocytes with iga-fc receptors., R G. Hoover, B K. Dieckgraefe, J Lake, J D. Kemp, N R. Lynch l, and C S. williga

Plasmacytomas, lymphomas and hybridomas: their contribution to immunology and molecular biology., W C. Raschke

Plasmacytoma spleen colonization: a sensitive, quant- itative in vivo assay for idiotype-specific immune suppression of mopc-315., M J. Daley, S H. Bridges, and R G. Lynch

Plasma enzyme activities in inbred mice., J M. Yuhas, C R. Angel, D T. Mahin, R D. Farris, K T. Woodward, and J B. Storer

Plasma enzyme elevations with ldh viruses from different tumors., J M. Bailey and D A. Wight

Plasma enzyme levels in virus-infected mice., B W. Mahy, K E. Rowson, M H. Salaman, and C W. Parr

Plasma enzymes erythropoiesis and r. E. S. Function in mice following infection with an ldh agent., J M. Bailey, J Clough, and M Stearman

Plasma erythropoietin levels in mice during the growth period., A Meberg, P Haga, and M Johansen

Plasma esterase alterations in mice during ingestion of carcinogens and/or the food additive bht. Abstr., R L. Tyndall, N K. Clapp, and G A. Andrews

Plasma free tryptophan, brain serotonin, and an endocrine profile of the genetically obese hyperglycemic mouse at 4-5 months of age., T L. Garthwaite, R K. Kalkhoff, A R. Guansing, H C. Hagen, and L A. Menahan

Plasma glucose and insulin responses to glucagon and arginine in aston ob/ob mice: evidence for a selective defect in glucose-mediated insulin release., P R. Flatt and C J. Bailey

Plasma glucose and pancreatic insulin content in the early phase of streptozotocin-induced diabetes (preliminary results)., H Hahn, R Hagen, C Knobloch, and W Besch

Plasma gonadotropin levels during early stages of ovarian tumorigenesis in mice of the W x -W u genotype., E D. Murphy and W G. Beamer

Plasma gonadotropin levels during early stages of ovarian tumorigenesis in mice of the wx/wu genotype., E D. Murphy and W G. Beamer

Plasma growth hormone in the new zealand obese mouse., R Larkins

Plasma haptoglobin levels and radiation chimeras in mice., J Hayakawa, T Tsuchiya, and T Dei

Plasma lactic dehydrogenase and tumor growth. Abstr., V Riley and F Wroblewski

Plasma lactic dehydrogenase elevating agent of mice, distribution in tissues and effect of lactic dehydrogenase isozyme patterns., P Plagemann, K Gregory, H Swim, and K Chan

Plasmalemma-bound nucleoside diphosphatase as a cytochemical marker of central nervous system (cns) mesodermal cells., A W. Vorbrodt and H M. Wisniewski

Plasma levels of a viral protein as a diagnostic signal for the presence of mammary tumor. The effect of tumor removal., E Ritzi, D S. Martin, R L. Stolfi, and S Spiegelman

Plasma levels of a viral protein as a diagnostic signal for the presence of tumor. The murine mammary tumor model., E Ritzi, D S. Martin, R L. Stolfi, and S Spiegelman

Plasma levels of 'free' progestin during the estrous cycle in the mouse., I Guttenberg

Plasma levels of testosterone and male sexual behaviour in strains of the house mouse (mus musculus)., J Batty

Plasma lipid levels in mice selected for high-low levels of plasma cholesterol., Bruce A. Shaw

Plasma lipoprotein-associated arylesterase is induced by bacterial lipopolysaccharide., hansen T. Bog, H H. Krog, and U Back

Plasmalogen biosynthesis in ehrlich ascites cells grown in tissue culture., R Wood, M Walton, K Healy, and R B. Cumming

Plasma lysosomal hydrolase activities in hereditary and streptozotocin-induced diabetes. Abstr., D R. Tulsiani, H O. Buschiazzo, B Tolbert, and O Touster

Plasma-mediated leukemia cell destruction. Concentration and purification of the antileukemia factor., R L. Kassel, L J. Old, N K. Day, and W D. Jr

Plasma-mediated leukemia cell destruction. I. Stabilization and concentration of the active fraction. Abstr., R L. Kassel and L J. Old

Plasma membrane ectoglycosyltransferase activity of l1210 murine leukemic cells., R Bernacki

Plasma membrane fluidity and surface motility of mouse c-1300 neuroblastoma cells., P Comoglio and G Filogamo

Plasma membrane heterogeneity in ascites tumor cells. Isolation of a light and a heavy membrane fraction of the glycogen-free ehrlich-lettre substrain., E W. Haeffner, K Kolbe, D Schroeter, and N Paweletz

Plasma membrane intramembranous particle topography in 3t3 and sv3t3 cells. The effect of cytochalasin b., R E. Scott, P B. Maercklein, and L T. Furcht

Plasma membrane lipid structural order in doxorubicin-sensitive and -resistant p388 cells., A Ramu, D Glaubiger, I T. Magrath, and A Joshi

Plasma membrane-mediated leakage of liposomes induced by interaction with murine thymocytic leukemia cells., H Kercret, R Chiovetti Jr., M W. Fountain, and J P. Segrest

Plasma membrane mediated thymidine transport in akr spleen cells., P R. Strauss, J M. Sheehan, and J Taylor

Plasma membrane studies on drug sensitive and resistant cell lines. I. Cross resistance and membrane enzyme coordination (ouabain/camp/na+/k+ atpase/adenylate cyclase)., L Lelievre, A Paraf, D Charlemagne, and J R. Sheppard

Plasma membrane vesiculation in 3t3 and sv3t3 cells. II. Factors affecting the process of vesiculation., R E. Scott and P B. Maercklein

Plasma membrane vesiculation in 3t3 and sv3t3 cells. I. Morph- ological and biochemical characterization., R E. Scott, R G. Perkins, M A. Zschunke, and P B. Maercklein

Plasma protein and free fatty acid levels in male whirler mice., A Weltman, A Sackler, and G O'connor

Plasma protein production by human tumors xenotransplanted in nude mice., S Yoshimura, N Tamaoki, Y Ueyama, and J Hata

Plasma proteins in fetal mice. Abstr., H G. Wolfe

Plasma proteins in the glomerular lesions of nzb/nzw mice., R C. Nairn, A R. Given, P N. Ironside, and L C. Norins

Plasma somatomedin activity in obese-hyperglycemic mice., G S. Spencer and M B. Enser

Plasma testosterone during pregnancy in the mouse., M S. Barkley, S D. Geschwind, and G E. Bradford

Plasma testosterone in the male, progesterone and estradiol-17beta in the female, and delta5-3beta-hydroxysteroid dehydrogenase (3beta- -hsd) activity in testis and ovary of the snell dwarf mouse., E Howe, C Howe, and I Pollard

Plasma testosterone levels in c57bl/6j male mice. Effects of age and disease., J F. Nelson, K R. Latham, and C E. Finch

Plasmic reticulum and melanolysosomes in the black mouse and its beige mutant., A B. Novikoff, P M. Leuenberger, P M. Novikoff, N N. Re, and P. Endo

Plasmid-phage recombination in T7 infected Escherichia coli., J C. Stone and R C. Miller

Plasminogen activation by normal b lymphocytes, a function associated with the cell membrane., J L. Maillard and C Favreau

Plasminogen activator in cultured lewis lung carcinoma cells measured by chromogenic substrate assay., P Whur, M Magudia, J Boston, J Lockwood, and D C. Williams

Plasminogen activator in early embryogenesis. Enzyme production by trophoblast and parietal endoderm., S Strickland, E Reich, and M I. Sherman

Plasminogen activator secretion during mouse embryogenesis., V C. Bode and M A. Dziadek

Plasmocitoma sperimentale del topo, presenza di duplice popolazione plasmacellulare., A Sessa, G Bracchi, and F Invernizzi

Plasmocitoma sperimentale del topo, studio ultrastrutturale., A Sessa, G Galetti, and F Invernizzi

Plasmodial infection in mice carrying a leukaemogenic virus. Abstr., M H. Salaman, N Wedderburn, P C. Garnham, and chwatt L. Bruce

Plasmodium berghei: influence on granulopoiesis and macrophage production in balb/c mice., G Mungyer, L G. Poels, C Jerusalem, and R Jerusalem

Plasmodium chabaudi in mice. Adoptive transfer of immunity with enriched populations of spleen t and b lymphocytes., V Mcdonald and R S. Phillips

Plasmodium falciparum: characterization of defined antigens by monoclonal antibodies., L H. Perrin, E Ramirez, hsiang L. Er, and P H. Lambert

Platelet-activating factor and macrophages. I. Evidence for the release from rat and mouse peritoneal macrophages and not from mastocytes., huerta J. Mancia and J Benveniste

Platelet aggregating (pa) material in viable mouse 15091a tumor cells. Abstr., G J. Gasic, T B. Gasic, and S A. Jimenez

Platelet-derived growth factor prevents go growth arrest., C D. Scher, M E. Stone, and C D. Stiles

Platelet kinetics and adenosine triphosphatase activity in akr mice., I Brodsky and N V. Dimitrov

Platelet metabolism in rauscher virus leukemia., I Brodsky and N V. Dimitrov

Platelet survival and adenosine triphosphatase (atp-ase) activity in akr mice. Abstr., I Brodsky and N V. Dimitrov

Platelet transfusion tolerization by liver membrane treatment., R M. Osborne and F C. Grumet

Platinum-complexed antitumor immunoglobulins that specifically inhibit dna synthesis of mouse tumor cells., E Hurwitz, R Kashi, and M Wilchek

Platinum compounds, a new class of potent antitumour agents., B Rosenberg, L V. Camp, J E. Trosko, and V H. Mansour

Plazentafusionen bei verschiedenen mausestammen., H Heinecke and H Grimm

Pleiotropic and other genetic effects influencing the activities of brain and liver enzymes in congenic lines of C57BL/6J mice with defined electrophoretic variant markers., R J. Feuers, J B. Bishop, L J. McGarrity, O E. Domon, R R. Delongchamp, and T H. Roderick

Pleiotropic and other genetic effects influencing the activities of brain and liver enzymes in congenic lines of c57bl/6j mice with defined electrophoretic variant markers., R J. Feuers, J B. Bishop, L J. Mcgarrity, O E. Domon, O R. Delongchamp, and T H. Roderick

Pleiotropic cellular effects of some coat colour mutants in the mouse. Abstr., E M. Hakansson, L G. Lundin, J G. Shire, and A Orn

Pleiotropic effect of tabby gene on epidermal growth factor-containing cells of mouse submandibular gland., S R. Blecher, M Debertin, and J S. Murphy

Pleiotropic effect of the staggerer gene., C H. Yoon

Pleiotropic effects of albinism on open field behaviour in mice., J C. De fries

Pleiotropic effects of a mutant at the p locus from x-irradiated mice., W F. Hollander, J H. Byran, and J W. Gowen

Pleiotropic effects of deleterious alleles at the "motheaten: locus., L D. Shultz

Pleiotropic gene effects on muscle ultrastructure of normal and dys- trophic mice., H Meier and A D. Pike

Pleiotropic gene effects on muscle ultrastructure of normal and dystrophic mice., H Meier and A D. MacPike

Pleiotropic mutations causing abnormalities in the murine immune system and the skin., L D. Shultz

Pleiotropism in behavior genetics. The mouse as a research instru- ment., D D. Thiessen

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Pleiotropy, homeostasis, and functional networks based on assays of cardiovascular traits in genetically randomized populations., J H. Nadeau, L C. Burrage, J Restivo, Y H. Pao, G Churchill, and B D. Hoit

Pleiotypic control by adenosine 3'.5'-cyclic Monophosphate, a model for growth control in animal cells., R Kram, P Mamont, and G M. Tomkins

Pleomorphic c-type virus particles in bone tissue of strain 101 mice and (c3h x 101)f1 hybrids., K Marquart

Plethorization of normal, anemic, and normal-implanted anemic mice., Ronald L. Niece

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Plexin-A2 and its ligand, Sema6A, control nucleus-centrosome coupling in migrating granule cells., J Renaud, G Kerjan, I Sumita, Y Zagar, V Georget, D Kim, C Fouquet, K Suda, M Sanbo, F Suto, S L. Ackerman, K J. Mitchell, H Fujisawa, and A Chedotal

Ploidy distribution of tumour cells derived from induced and spontaneously arising metastases of a murine radiation-induced sarcoma, rif-1., J G. Reeve and P R. Twentyman

Ploidy fluctuations of mouse plasma-cell neoplasm mspc-1 during serial transplantation., K Moriwaki, H T. Imai, J Yamashita, and T H. Yosida

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PLoS Genetics turns three: looking back, looking ahead., W N. Frankel and G S. Barsh

Pluripotent embryonal carcinoma clones derived from the human teratocarcinoma cell line tera-2. Differentiation in vivo and in vitro., P W. Andrews, I Damjanov, D Simon, G S. Banting, C Carlin, N C. Dracopoli, and J Fogh

Pluripotent embryonic stem cell lines can be derived from tw5/tw5 blastocysts., T Magnuson, C J. Epstein, L M. Silver, and G R. Martin

Pluripotential hemopoietic stem cells in adult mouse brain., P F. Bartlett

Pluripotential stem cells in mouse embryo liver., R B. Taylor

Pluripotent stem cell function of the mouse marrow 'lymphocyte.', G Cudkowicz, M Bennett, and G M. Shearer

Pluripotent teratocarcinoma-thymus somatic cell hybrids., R A. Miller and F H. Ruddle

Plutonium-239 deposition in the skeleton of the mouse., D Green, G R. Howells, and M C. Thorne

Plutonium in the tissues of foetal, neonatal and suckling mice after pu-administration to their dams., D Green, G R. Howells, and R H. Watts

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Plzf is required in adult male germ cells for stem cell self-renewal., F W. Buaas, A L. Kirsh, M Sharma, D J. McLean, J L. Morris, M D. Griswold, Rooij D. de, and R E. Braun

Pneumocystis carinii pneumonia in scid/scid mice., L D. Shultz, P A. Schweitzer, E J. Hall, J P. Sundberg, S Taylor, and P D. Walzer

Pneumonia due to chlamydia trachomatis in the immunocompromised (nude) mouse., D M. Williams, J Schachter, D J. Drutz, and C V. Sumaya

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Podocytes use FcRn to clear IgG from the glomerular basement membrane., S Akilesh, T B. Huber, H Wu, G Wang, B Hartleben, J B. Kopp, J H. Miner, D C. Roopenian, E R. Unanue, and A S. Shaw

Podophyllin and mouse cervix, effect of long-term application., H A. Kaminetzky and E A. Grew

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PohnB6F1: a cross of wild and domestic mice that is a new model of extended female reproductive life span., K Flurkey, Y Brandvain, S Klebanov, S N. Austad, R A. Miller, R Yuan, and D E. Harrison

Poids moleculaires de l'interferon serique induit par le virus de la maladie de newcastle dans des lignees de souris hautes et basses productrices., I Martelly, D W. Bailey, and guignard J. Maeyer

Poietin receptors on developing erythrocytic cells of fetal mouse liver., M D. Lafferty, G A. Ackerman, C D. Dunn, D R. Lange, and T. Erythro

Poikiloploidy among spermatogenic cells of mus musculus., N S. Fechheimer

Point mutations at the thymidine kinase locus in l5178y mouse lymphoma cells., D E. Amacher, S Paillet, and V A. Ray

Polar head groups manipulation of phospholipids in cultured neuroblastoma cells., J Robert, G Rebel, P Mandel, and E Yavin

Polarisationsoptische und fluorescenzmikroskopische untersuchung der nucleinsauren an degranol-resistenten ascitestumoren., J Sugar and E Gati

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Polarity of the mouse embryo is established at blastocyst and is not prepatterned., N Motosugi, T Bauer, Z Polanski, D Solter, and T Hiiragi

Polarization of chlorotetracycline fluorescence in pancreatic islet cells and its response to calcium ions and d-glucose., I Taljedal

Politically correct human embryonic stem cells?, D Solter

Polmonite interstiziale cronica in corso di sarcoma murino da metilcolantrene., N Maltzeff

Poly-2-vinyl pyridine-n-oxide (pvpno) as an adjuvant in experimental tumor immunotherapy. Abstr., A Rios and R L. Simmons

Poly-2-vinylpyridine n-oxide reverses the immunosuppressive effects of silica and carrageenan., A Rios and R L. Simmons

Poly(a)-containing rna in neuroblastoma. Immature and differentiated cells in culture., B Croizat, F Berthelot, A Felsani, and F Gros

Polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis of dna polymerase from ehrlich ascites tumor cells and recovery of active enzyme., I R. Brown

Polyadenylate-deficient analogues of poly(a)-containing mrna sequences in cultured akr mouse embryo cells., G P. Siegal, C P. Hodgson, P K. Elder, L S. Stoddard, and M J. Getz

Polyadenylated rna molecules and polyribosomes in tumours of chemical and viral origin., E A. Ratovitski

Polyadenylate synthetase des cellules d'ascite de souris. II. Etude de la reaction enzymatique., M Giron and J Huppert

Polyadenylate synthetase des cellules d'ascite de souris. I. Purifi- cation et caracterisation de l'enzyme., M Giron and J Huppert

Polyadenylation of 35s rna in vitro by a cytoplasmic particulate fraction from mouse myeloma., staal F. Wong, W C. Saxinger, R C. Gallo, and D H. Gillespie

Polyadenylic acid-containing cytoplasmic rna increases in adenosine 3',5'-cyclic monophosphate-induced 'differentiated' neuroblastoma cells in culture., K N. Prasad, S C. Bondy, and J L. Purdy

Polyadenylic acid-polyuridylic acid (poly a:u) and experimental murine brucellosis. I. Effect of single and double-stranded polynucleotides on brucella abortus in vivo and in vitro., E D. Madraso and C Cheers

Polyadenylic acid-polyuridylic acid (poly a:u) and experimental murine brucellosis. II. Macrophages ostarget cells of poly a:u in experimental brucellosis., E D. Madraso and C Cheers

Polyadenylic acid sequences in mitochondrial rna. Abstr., N G. Avadhani, M Kuan, and R J. Rutman

Polyadenylic-polyuridylic acid, an adjunct to surgery in the treat- ment of spontaneous mammary tumors in c3h/he mice and transplantable melanoma in the hamster., F Lacour, A Spira, J Lacour, and M Prade

Poly(adp-ribose) polymerase from ehrilch ascites-tumour cells. Amino acid composition, n-terminal analysis and chemical cleavage of the purified protein., J Holtlund, T Kristensen, and K Sletten

Poly(adp-ribose) polymerase from ehrlich ascites tumor cells. Properties of the purified polymerase., T Kristensen and J Holtlund

Poly(adp-ribose) polymerase inhibitors potentiate mnng cytotoxicity and prevent colony formation of c3h10t1/2 cells. Abstr., J Y. Smith, R Meadows, M Mingmuang, S, and E L. Jacobson

Polyamine accumulation and biosynthesis in a mouse l1210 leukemia., D H. Russell and C C. Levy

Polyamine and nucleic acid concentrations in ehrlich ascites car- cinoma cells and liver of tumor-bearing mice at various stages of tumor growth., G Andersson and O Heby

Polyamine biosynthesis and dna synthesis in cultured mammary gland explants from virgin mice., T Sakai, D W. Lundgren, and T Oka

Polyamine biosynthesis in brains of dilute lethal (dl/dl) mutant mice. Abstr., E G. Shaskan and J M. Marshall

Polyamine biosynthesis: role in murine hematopoietic cell proliferation and differentiation. Abstr., R K. Stuart and G D. Luk

Polyamine concentrations in spleen of normal and tumor-bearing mice with effect of administration of methylglyoxal-bis (guanyl- hydrazone)., H Hibasami, M Tanaka, J Nagai, and T Ikeda

Polyamine concentrations in tissues of mice bearing ehrlich's ascites tumor and effect of administration of methylglyoxal-bis (guanyl- hydrazone)., H Hibasami, M Tanaka, J Nagai, and T Ikeda

Polyamine content of akr leukemic cells in relation to the cell cycle., O Heby, G P. Sarna, L J. Marton, M Omine, S Perry, and D H. Russell

Polyamine depletion induces enhanced synthesis and accumulation of cadaverine in cultured ehrlich ascites carcinoma cells., hongisto L. Alhonen and J Janne

Polyamine metabolism in c3h(t) mice in response to a serum lytic factor for mammary tumors. Abstr., R D. Jones, D M. Smith, W B. Graff, F Friedman, and H S. Grob

Polyamine metabolism in mouse neuroblastoma cell cultures. Abstr., L T. Kremzner, J M. Hiller, and E J. Simon

Polyamine metabolism in normal and dystrophic mouse muscle. Abstr., L T. Kremzner, A Miranda, and V M. Tennyson

Polyamine (pa) levels in erythoryctes as an index of efficacy of antitumor agents. Abstr., H Takami, M Nakada, T Kubota, K Ishibiki, K Nishioka, and O Abe

Polyamines and their biosynthetic emzymes in ehrlich ascites- -carcinoma cells. Modification of tumour polyamine pattern by diamines., A Kallio, H Poso, S K. Guha, and J Janne

Polyamine transport and metabolism in mouse mammary gland., K Kano and T Oka

Polyanions and lipopolysaccharide acts on different subpopulations of b cells., T Diamantstein, willinger E. Blitstein, and G Schulz

Polyantigenic expansion of basement membrane constitutents in diabetic neophropathy., R J. Falk, J I. Scheinman, S M. Mauer, and A F. Michael

Polyarteritis in aging rf mice. Abstr., A C. Upton, J W. Conklin, and W D. Gude

Polyarteritis in mice due to spontaneous hypertension., J W. Mullink and G T. Haneveld

Polyarteritis nodosa-like disease in outbred mice., R D. Wigley and K G. Couchman

Polyarteritis nodosa. The natural history of a spontaneously occurring model in outbred mice., R D. Wigley, K G. Couchman, and R Maule

Polycation-treated tumor cells in vivo and in vitro., H Moroson

Polyclonal acitvation of the murine immune system by an antibody to igd. II. Generation of polyclonal antibody production and cells with surface igg., F D. Finkelman, I Scher, J J. Mond, S Kessler, O T. Kung, and E S. Metcalf

Polyclonal activation of cr+ and cr- b lymphocytes. The kinetics of initiation of dna and immunoglobulin synthesis by lipopolysaccharide., U Hammerling, R Chua, and M K. Hoffmann

Polyclonal activation of immunoglobulin synthesis by infection with lactate dehydrogenase-elevating virus. Abstr., W A. Cafruny and P G. Plagemann

Polyclonal activation of murine b lymphocytes by fc fragments. II. Replacement of t cells by a soluble helper t cell-replacing factor (trf)., M L. Thoman, E L. Morgan, and W O. Weigle

Polyclonal activation of murine b lymphocytes by fc fragments. I. The requirement for two signals in the generation of the polyclonal antibody response induced by fc fragments., E L. Morgan and W O. Weigle

Polyclonal activation of murine b lymphocytes by immune complexes., E L. Morgan and W O. Weigle

Polyclonal and mitogenic responses of splenic balb/c cells to three different bacterial products. Abstr., D A. Young, D J. Cline, and F W. Chorpenning

Polyclonal b cell activation and autoimmunity in new zealand mice: anti-dna antibodies and proteinuria, p. 1-7. In y. Shiokawa, t. Abe & y. Yamauchi [eds], new horizons on, S Hirose, H Yoshida, K Ohta, Y Nakai, and T Shirai

Polyclonal b cell activation by cell wall preparations of gram-posi- tive bacteria. In vitro responses of spleen cells obtained from balb/c nu/nu, nu/+, c3h/he, c3h/hej and hybrid (cba/n x balb/c)f1 mice., taki T. Saito, M J. Tanabe, H Mochizuki, T Matsumoto, A Nakano, H Takada, M Tsujimoto, S Kotani, S Kusumoto, T Shiba, K Yokogawa, and S Kawata

Polyclonal b-cell activation during rodent malarial infections., R R. Freeman and C R. Parish

Polyclonal b-cell activator in differentiation and proliferation of b-cells and b memory cells., I Nakashima, F Nagase, T Yokochi, T Kojima, M Ohta, and D N. Kato

Polyclonal b-cell activators induce immunological response to autologous serum proteins., D Primi, C I. Smith, L Hammarstrom, and G Moller

Polyclonal b-cell response to stimulation with escherichia coli lipopolysaccharide in dietary protein restriction., I Malave and M Pocino

Polyclonal b lymphocyte activation during trypanosoma cruzi infection., ortiz L. Ortiz, D E. Parks, M Rodriguez, and W O. Weigle

Polyclonal stimulation of lymphocytes by macrophages., H G. Opitz, U Opitz, H Lemke, R Huget, and H D. Flad

Polyclonal stimulation of resting b lymphocytes by antigen- -specific t lymphocytes., A L. Defranco, J D. Ashwell, R H. Schwartz, and W E. Paul

Polycythemia and alveolar hypoxia, individual effects on heart and pulmonary arteries. Abstr., R Naeye

Polycythemia- and anemia-inducing erythroleukemia viruses exhibit differential erythroid transforming effects in vitro., W D. Hankins and D Troxler

Polycythemia and hepatoma in mice., Anne Burgess

Polycythemia as a factor in right ventricular hypertrophy in mice., Rosalind Greenberg

Polycythemia as a factor in ventricular hypertrophy of C57B1/6J female mice exposed to chronic hypoxia., Fred Cecere

Polycythemic mice produced by hypoxia in silicone rubber membrane enclosures, a new technique., R D. Lange, M L. Simmons, and N R. Dibelius

Polycytidylate polymerase from ehrlich ascites cells., J G. Cory, A W. Benson, and A J. Girgenti

Polydactylism in the offspring of mice injected with 5-bromodeoxyuri- dine., J A. Dipaolo

Polydactyly nagoya, pdn: a new mutant gene in the mouse., I Hayasaka, T Nakatsuka, T Fujii, I Naruse, and S Oda

Polydeoxythmidylate inhibition of rabbit reticulocyte rna dependent protein synthesis in a krebs ii ascites cell system., J Miller, E Thompson, E Kuff, and S Wilson

Polyene potentiation of antitumor agents., G Medoff, D Schlessinger, and G S. Kobayashi

Polyethylene glycol enzyme complexes as radioprotectors. Abstr., B H. Gray and R Stull

Polyethylene glycol-mediated fusion of human tumor cells with mouse cells., Z Steplewski, H Koprowski, and A Leibovitz

Polygenic control of the immune response to f antigen., D M. Silver and D P. Lane

Polygenic control of the in vivo immunity to balb/c sarcomas and lymphomas. Abstr., G Parmiani, D Ballinari, M Colombo, and M L. Sensi

Polygenic control of the teratogenicity of 5-fluorouracil in mice., C P. Dagg, G Schlager, and A Doerr

Polygenic control of the teratogenicity of 5-fluorouracil in mice., C P. Dagg, G Schlager, and A Doerr

Polygenic influences on the length of oestrous cycles in inbred mice involve MHC alleles., S P. Lerner, C P. Anderson, D E. Harrison, R L. Walford, and C E. Finch

Poly-i.c And statolon as demonstrated by the use of anti- -mouse interferon serum., I Gresser, C Maury, M Bandu, M Tovey, D M. Maunoury, and F E. Of

Poly i:c-induced change in the resistance pehnotype of c57bl/6 mice infected with trypanosoma cruzi. Abstr., F Hatcher, M Grogl, W Woodruff, and R Kuhn

Polyinosinic-polycytidylic acid activation of mouse spleen cells in vitro., J Dean, W Wallen, and D Lucas

Polyinosinic . Polycytidylic acid. Inhibition of cell proliferation in carcinogen-treated epidermis and in carcinogen-induced skin tumors in mice., K Elgjo and M Degre

Polymaleic anhydride. Effects on the immune system and friend leukemia disease of mice., E M. Goodell, R M. Ottenbrite, and A E. Munson

Polymer-based miniature flexible capacitive pressure sensor for intraocular pressure (IOP) monitoring inside a mouse eye., Dohyuk Ha, Wilhelmine N de Vries, Simon W M John, Pedro P Irazoqui, and William J Chappell

Polymer formation and j chain synthesis in mouse plasmacytomas., M S. Halpern and R L. Coffman

Polymeric hemoglobins of the house mouse (mus musculus l.), Isolation of cysteinyl peptides., J Bonaventura

Polymerization of hemoglobins of mouse and man. Structural basis., J Bonaventura and A Riggs

Polymer tumorigenesis, clonal determination of histopathological characteristics during early preneoplasia, relationships to karyo- type, mouse strain, and sex., K H. Johnson, L C. Buoen, I Brand, and K G. Brand

Polymer tumorigenesis, multiple preneoplastic clones in priority order with clonal inhibition., K G. Brand and L C. Buoen

Polymorphic expression of a neutrophil differentiation antigen revealed by monoclonal antibody 7/4., S Hirsch and S Gordon

Polymorphic in leukemia-prone wild mice., M B. Gardner, S Rasheed, B K. Pal, J D. Estes, D S. O'brien, and A. Is

Polymorphism and diversity in the tla gene system., K Yokoyama, E Stockert, L R. Pease, Y Obata, L J. Old, and S G. Nathenson

Polymorphism and expression of qed., K Fischer lindahl

Polymorphism and linkage for mannosephosphate isomerase in mus musculus., E A. Nichols, V M. Chapman, and F H. Ruddle

Polymorphism and linkage of glutathione reductase in mus musculus., E A. Nichols and F H. Ruddle

Polymorphism and linkage of the alpha-A-crystallin gene in t-haplotypes of the mouse., L C. Skow, J H. Nadeau, J C. Ahn, H S. Shin, K Artzt, and D Bennett

Polymorphism for gene number at the mouse hbb locus. Abstr., J G. Gilman

Polymorphism in the major core protein (p30) of murine leukemia viruses as identified by mouse antisera., M Boiocchi and R C. Nowinski

Polymorphism of age-dependent changes in the production of a thf helper factor., T Matsuzawa and B Cinader

Polymorphism of centromeric heterochromatin and its relationship to chiasma formation in the paracentromeric regions of murine chromo- somes., B Novotna and J Forejt

Polymorphism of endogenous murine leukemia viruses revealed by isoelectric focusing in polyacrylamide gels., L Pfeffer, T Pincus, and E Fleissner

Polymorphism of esterase-10 in mus musculus., J Peters and H R. Nash

Polymorphism of esterase 11 in mus musculus, a further esterase locus on chromosome 8., J Peters and H R. Nash

Polymorphism of heavy-chain genes in immunoglobulins of wild mice., R Lieberman and M Potter

Polymorphism of histocompatibility genes in the mouse., R J. Graff

Polymorphism of kidney pyruvate kinase in the mouse is determined by a gene, Pk-3, on chromosome 9., J Peters, H R. Nash, E M. Eicher, and G Bulfield

Polymorphism of m-locus determinants. Abstr., H Festenstein

Polymorphism of moloney leukemia-sarcoma virus particles. Abstr., G Schidlovsky, M Viola, F Durr, and F Buscheck

Polymorphism of noninbred mice of the shk colony with respect to the complex of histocompatibility genes (h-2)., V P. Kryshkina

Polymorphism of the apl (neu-1) locus in the mouse., D Klein and J Klein

Polymorphism of the major envelope glycoprotein (gp70) of murine c-type viruses. Virion associated and differentiation antigens encoded by a multi-gene family., J H. Elder, F C. Jensen, M L. Bryant, and R A. Lerner

Polymorphism of tissue and serum amyloid a (aa and saa) proteins in the mouse., P D. Gorevic, Y Levo, B Frangione, and E C. Franklin

Polymorphisms for lethal alleles in european populations of mus musculus., L Dunn, D Bennett, and J Cookingham

Polymorphisms in anti-phosphocholine antibodies reflecting evolution of immunoglobulin families., S J. Clarke, J L. Claflin, M Potter, and S Rudikoff

Polymorphisms in immunoglobulin heavy chains suggesting gene conversion., S H. Clarke, J L. Claflin, and S Rudikoff

Polymorphisms in populations of wild house mice., L C. Dunn, A B. Beasley, and H Tinker

Polymorphisms in the centromeric region of the chromosomes of the laboratory mouse., J Jonasson, P Alves, and A Strom

Polymorphisms in the m167 vk gene in the species mus. Abstr., B A. Osborne and S Rudikoff

Polynucleotidases in mouse ascitic tumour cells., K Horakova

Polynucleotide aggregates enhance the transport of protein at the surface of cultured mammalian cells., H J. Ryser, T E. Termini, and P R. Barnes

Polyoma and other indigenous mouse viruses., W P. Rowe, J W. Hartley, and R J. Huebner

Polyoma disease tumors in mice, the distribution of viral antigen detected by immunogluorescence., J D. Levinthal, M Jakobovits, and M D. Eaton

Polyoma genome transcription in transformed mouse cells growing in culture and as tumors in syngeneic mice., L J. Grady, A B. North, and W P. Campbell

Polyoma virus and mouse strain susceptibility., M Jahkola and T Vainio

Polyoma virus and production of malignancy in vitro., K K. Sanford, T B. Dunn, A B. Covalisky, and W R. Earle

Polyoma virus as a model for studies on the viral etiology of human neoplasms., S E. Stewart

Polyoma virus from tumors in the syrian hamster. Abstr., B A. Roizman, J T. Formation, N Response, and T R. E

Polyoma virus genetic material in a virus-free polyoma-induced tumor., D Axelrod, K Habel, and E T. Bolton

Polyoma virus infection in mice., R F. Buffett and J D. Levinthal

Polyoma virus mutants as probes of variety among mouse embryonal carcinoma cell lines., E Georges, M Vasseur, and D Blangy

Polyoma virus mutant with a reduction in tumour formation., L Sachs and D Medina

Polyoma virus proteins. A description of the structural proteins of the virion based on polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis and peptide analysis., W Gibson

Polyoma virus replication in ascitic cells., B Nordenskjold

Polyoma virus. (review)., V M. Bergol'ts

Polyoma virus strains of differing oncogenicity, transplantation immunity in mice., R M. Friedman and A S. Rabson

Polyoma virus synthesis in tumor cells as measured by the fluorescent antibody technique., L Sachs and M Fogel

Polyovular follicles in the C58 strain of mice., E Fekete

Polypeptide maps of cells infected with murine type c leukemia or sarcoma oncovirus., M Strand and J T. August

Polypeptide(s) from mammary tumors of balb/c mice. Abstr., D J. Knauer, A P. Iyer, M R. Banerjee, G Smith, D W. Ryan, and like F. Activity)

Polypeptides in lymphoid leukemia cells, producing intra- cytoplasmic a particles and no extracellular b-type virions., R Nusse, L V. Ploeg, L V. Duijn, R Michalides, N J. Impa, and M O. Precursor

Polypeptides of cells transformed by rna or dna tumor viruses., M Strand and J T. August

Polypeptides of mammalian oncornaviruses. Iii. Localization of p15 and reactivity with natural antibody., J N. Ihle, M G. Hanna, W Schafer, G Hunsmann, A P. Bolognesi, and G Huper

Polypeptides of mammalian oncornaviruses. I. Isolation and serolo- gical analysis of polypeptides from murine and feline c-type viruses., R W. Green, D P. Bolognesi, W Schafer, L Pister, G Hunsmann, and F D. Noronha

Polypeptides of mammalian oncornaviruses. IV. Structural components of murine leukemia virus released as soluble antigens in cell culture., D P. Bolognesi, A J. Langlois, and W Schafer

Polypeptides of the mouse mammary tumor virus. I. Characterization of two group-specific antigens., N H. Sarkar and A S. Dion

Polypeptides of the mouse mammary tumor virus. II. Identification of two major glycoproteins with the viral structure., N H. Sarkar, N E. Taraschi, A A. Pomenti, and A S. Dion

Polypeptide synthesis and amino acid coding in subcellular systems derived from human and l1210 mouse ascites leukemia. Abstr., M Ochoa and I B. Weinstein

Polypeptide synthesis in a subcellular system derived from the l1210 mouse ascites leukemia., M Ochoa and I B. Weinstein

Polyphosphoinositide levels and biosynthesis in quaking mouse brain., G Hauser, J Eichberg, and S Jacobs

Polyp in the urogenital canal of an African elephant., L Munson, W Heuschele, M K. O'Banion, J P. Sundberg, and J E. Oosterhuis

Polyploid cell formation of adult mouse liver following ovarectomy., H Vesela, J Vesely, and J Seifert

Polyploidization of liver after partial hepatectomy in the dwarf mouse and hypophysectomized rat. Effect of extended regenerative periods., F J. Swartz

Polyploidization of pancreatic b-cells in islets of normal and diabetic mice. Abstr., M Pohl and F Swartz

Polyploidy in the exocrine pancreas of normal and diabetic mutant mice. Abstr., J W. White and F J. Swartz

Polyploidy in the pancreas of the normal and diabetic mutant mouse., M G. Ehrie and F J. Swartz

Polyprotein precursors to mouse mammary tumor virus proteins., S J. Anderson, R B. Naso, J Davis, and J M. Bowen

Polyproteins related to the major core protein of mouse mammary tumor virus., C Dickson and M Atterwill

Polyriboinosinic:polyribocytidylic acid (poly i:c) as an antitumor compound: factors influencing in vivo activity. Abstr., E C. Borden, G T. Crowley, and E E. Grunden

Polyribosome concentration of mouse skeletal muscle as a function of age., U Srivastava

Polyribosomes are not associated with vimentin-type intermediate filaments in ehrlich ascites tumor cells., P Traub and W J. Nelson

Polyribosomes in tumor cells during induction of ribonuclease by cytostatic treatment., R Schlaeger, D Hoffmann, and H Hilz

Polyribosomes of mouse liver cells., Eileen Kladivko

Polysaccharide polymers., D M. Strong, A A. Ahmed, I Scher, R C. Knudsen, and D K. Sell

Polysaccharides et epilation par rayons x chez le souriceau., P Van caneghem

Polysaccharides in lichens and fungi. II. Antitumor activities on sarcoma-180 of the polysaccharide preparations from gyrophora escu- lenta miyoshi, cetraria islandica (l.) Ach. Var. Orientalis asahina, and some other lichens., F Fukuoka, M Nakanishi, S Shibata, Y Nishikawa, T Takeda, and M Tanaka

Polysaccharides of neoplastic mast cells., N R. Ringertz

Polysaccharides with sulfate groups are human t-cell mitogens and murine polyclonal b-cell activators (pbas). I. Fucoidan and heparin., I Sugawara and S Ishizaka

Polysomes in various phases of the cell cycle in synchronized plasmacytoma cells., K Abraham, I Pryme, A Abro, and R Dowben

Polyspecific monoclonal lupus autoantibodies reactive with both polynucleotides and phospholipids., E M. Lafer, J Rauch, C Andrezejewski Jr., D Mudd, B Furie, B Furie, R S. Schwartz, and B D. Stollar

Polysyndactyly, a new mutant gene in the mouse., D R. Johnson

Polytransductant formation in Escherichia coli lysogens., I Olsen and K Paigen

Polyunsaturated fatty acid metabolism in neuroblastoma cells in culture., E Yavin, Z Yavin, and J H. Menkes

Polyuridylic acid binding by protein from ehrlich ascites cell ribosomes and its inhibition by aurintricarboxylic acid., W Roberts and W H. Coleman

Polyvalent immunological tolerance in homologous radiation chimaeras., A Lengerova

Ponding normal rodents. Abstr., A J. Blair, W Boyle, J Parra, J Dawley, D D. Mccann, and D. Corres

Pool des acides amines libres du cerveau de souris de lignees consanguines presentant des differences d'aptitude a l'apprentissage., S Simler, H Randrianarisoa, C Koehl, L Ciesielski, and P Mandel

Pooling and PCR as a method to combat low frequency gene targeting in mouse embryonic stem cells., A C. Brown, C P. Lerner, J H. Graber, D J. Shaffer, and D C. Roopenian

Poorly differentiated cholangiocarcinomas occurring 'spontaneously' in c3h and c3h x y hybrid mice., M D. Reuber

Poor myelination in the central nervous system of "dilute- -lethal mutant mice" (d1/d1)., T Noguchi, T Sugisaki, and Y Tsukada

Popliteal lymph node activation by humoral factors released upon contact of h-2 different allogeneic lymphocytes in vitro. Abstr., L Korcakova, V Haskova, and M Holub

Popliteal lymph node activation in graft-versus-host and host-versus- -graft reaction in mice., L Korcakova and V Haskova

Popliteal lymph node weight gain assay for graft-versus-host reactivity in mice., V Twist and R Barnes

Po protein and 2',3'-cyclic-nucleotide 3'-phosphodiesterase activity in the peripheral nerve and subcellular fractions of the trembler mouse., L N. Lewis, D J. Nunn, and C Mezei

Population density and social pathology in mice. Differences in catecholamine metabolism associated with differences in behavior., L Ng, H Marsden, R Colburn, and N Thoa

Population density as a factor in the evolution of neoplastic cell lines., W G. Taylor, R F. Camalier, and K K. Sanford

Population density, mouse genotype, and endocrine function in behavior., D D. Thiessen

Population dynamics of a variant t-allele in a confined population of wild house mice., L C. Dunn and H Levene

Population dynamics of b lymphocytes and their precursors: demonstration of high turnover in the central and peripheral lymphoid organs., A A. Freitas, B Rocha, L Forni, and A Coutinho

Population dynamics of t lymphocytes. Renewal rate and expansion in the peripheral lymphoid organs., B Rocha, A A. Freitas, and A A. Coutinho

Population growth of mn ascites sarcoma t strain in vivo (preliminary report)., M Takahashi

Population immunogenetics of murine h-2 and t systems., J Klein, D Gotze, J H. Nadeau, and E K. Wakeland

Population kinetics of carcinoma cells, capillary endothelial cells, and fibroblasts in a transplanted mouse mammary tumor., I F. Tannock

Population kinetics of neoplastic mast cells (p815y) after x-irradia- tion. Abstr., G M. Kollmorgen, G A. Sacher, S A. Tyler, and M Dipert

Population kinetics of ridgway osteogenic sarcoma. Abstr., D R. Miller and herren L. Simpson

Population of lymphoid tissues in cured W-anemic mice by donor cells., D E. Harrison and C M. Astle

Population of lymphoid tissues in cured w-anemic mice by donor cells., D E. Harrison and C M. Astle

Population sizes of granulocyte-macrophage and mono- cyte-macrophage colony-forming cells in sl/sld., K F. Mccarthy and T J. Macvittie

Population sizes of monocyte-macrophage colony forming cells in sl/sld mice. Abstr., K F. Mccarthy, T J. Macvittie, and M Belotti

Porcine tail, a new mutation in the house mouse. Abstr., W Mcnutt

Porosity of the mouse placenta to maternal cells., M Tuffrey, N P. Bishun, and R D. Barnes

Porosity of the placenta in mice., H Nielsen

Porosity of the placenta to maternal cells in normally derived mice., M Tuffrey, N P. Bishun, and R D. Barnes

Porphobilinogen and porphyrin synthesis in splenomegaly of some murine leukemias., L A. Fields, S Vadlamudi, V S. Waravdekar, and A Goldin

Porphyrin components of hematoporphyrin derivative and photofrin ii: a comparison of the composition of pigments prior to injection with those retained by tumor, skin and intestine in mice with mammary carcinoma. Abstr., far M. El and N R. Pimstone

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Positional cloning and characterization of Mei1, a vertebrate-specific gene required for normal meiotic chromosome synapsis in mice., B J. Libby, L G. Reinholdt, and J C. Schimenti

Positional cloning and characterization of mouse mei8, a disrupted allelle of the meiotic cohesin Rec8., L A. Bannister, L G. Reinholdt, R J. Munroe, and J C. Schimenti

Positional cloning and molecular characterization of an immunodominant cytotoxic determinant of the mouse H3 minor histocompatibility complex., A R. Zuberi, G J. Christianson, L M. Mendoza, N Shastri, and D C. Roopenian

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Positional cloning of a novel gene on chromosome 16q causing Bardet-Biedl syndrome (BBS2)., D Y. Nishimura, C C. Searby, N B. Haider, E Heon, A Iannaccone, D Bonneau, L G. Biesecker, S G. Jacobson, E M. Stone, and al et

Positional cloning of a novel mouse neuromuscular mutation., Alexandra L. Kieffer

Positional cloning of a novel neuromuscular mutation., Ashley Phillips Taylor

Positional cloning of the mdm mutation., Chandrika Rajan

Positional cloning of the nude locus: genetic, physical, and transcription maps of the region and mutations in the mouse and rat., J A. Segre, J L. Nemhauser, B A. Taylor, J H. Nadeau, and E S. Lander

Positional cloning of the Pintail gene., Edward George Tailfeathers

Positional cloning of the Punk Rocker mutation., Christopher Berry

Positional cloning of the sjd mutation., Alexandra Landry

Positional identification of TNFSF4, encoding OX40 ligand, as a gene that influences atherosclerosis susceptibility., X Wang, M Ria, P M. Kelmenson, P Eriksson, D C. Higgins, A Samnegard, C Petros, A M. Bennet, N Ishii, A Hamsten, Semb K. Forsman, J Lagercrantz, B Paigen, and Et al

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Position-dependent motif characterization using non-negative matrix factorization., L N. Hutchins, S M. Murphy, P Singh, and J H. Graber

Position effect variegation in the mouse., B M. Cattanach

Positioning of five genes (CASK, ARX, SAT, IMAGE cDNAs 248928 and 253949) from the human X chromosome short arm with respect to evolutionary breakpoints on the mouse X chromosome., H J. Blair, V Reed, E Gormally, J B. Wilson, J Novak, R R. McInnes, S J. Phillips, B A. Taylor, and Y Boyd

Position of mouse chromosome 1 of a gene that controls resistance to salmonella typhimurium., B A. Taylor and A D. O'brien

Position of the acatalasemia gene in linkage group v of the mouse., R C. Dickerman, R N. Feinstein, and D Grahn

Position of the Igl-1 and Bst loci on chromosome 16 of the mouse., R Epstein, M T. Davisson, K Lehmann, E C. Akeson, and M Cohn

Position on mouse chromosome 1 of a gene that controls resistance to Salmonella typhimurium., B A. Taylor and A D. O'Brien

Positive and negative allogeneic effects mediated by mlr-primed lymphocytes: quantitation by limiting dilution analysis., R B. Corley, B Kindred, and I Lefkovits

Positive and negative feedback signals for thymic regulation of erythropoiesis. Abstr., S J. Sharkis, J L. Spivak, A Ahmed, and L L. Sensenbrenner

Positive and negative selection of cells by hapten-modified antibodies., N W. Clark, R M. Parkhouse, and R G. Simmonds

Positive coombs' tests following total body x-irradiation of mice. Abstr., O Garfein, A Treacy, and J G. Gorman

Positive correlation between the levels of natural killer cells and the in vivo resistance to syngeneic tumor transplants as influenced by various routes of administration of corynebacterium parvum bacteria., E Ojo

Positive inotropic and chronotropic effect of alloimmune sera on isolated mouse atria., G A. Cremaschi, A M. Genaro, M E. Sales, and borda L. Sterin

Positive interactions between human interferon and cyclophos- phamide or adriamycin in a human tumor model system., F R. Balkwill and E M. Moodie

Positive interracial grafts of embryonic thyroids implanted into the eye of adult mice., R M. May and R Z. Jeanmarie

Positive long-acting thyroid stimulator responses in the complement- -deficient mouse., P O. Kohler, M R. Mardiney, and G T. Ross

Positive lupus erythematosis tests in a crossbred strain of mice nzb/bl-nzy/bl., B J. Helyer and J B. Howie

Positively charged amino groups on the surface of normal and cancer cells., J N. Mehrishi

Positive modulation of an ir gene controlled response by antigen in non-responder mice. Abstr., R P. Bucy and J A. Kapp

Positive-negative selection gene targeting with the diphtheria toxin A-chain gene in mouse embryonic stem cells., J W. McCarrick, J R. Parnes, R H. Seong, D Solter, and B B. Knowles

Positive selection of major histocompatibility complex-res- tricted suppressor t cells bearing the predominant idiotype in the immune response to lysozyme., B A. Araneo, R L. Yowell, D W. Metzger, and E E. Sercarz

Positive selection of t-cell subsets. I. Proliferative responses of lyt 2 separated thymocytes and splenic t cells., F M. Rollwagen, B J. Mathieson, and R Asofsky

Positive selection of T-lymphocytes induced by intrathymic injection of a thymic epithelial cell line., S Vukmanovi:c, A G. Grandea, S J. Faas, B B. Knowles, and M J. Bevan

Possessing a distinct chondroitin sulfate proteoglycan with glycosaminoglycans rich in n-acetylgalactosamine-4,6-disulfate., E Razin, R L. Stevens, F Akiyama, K Schmid, D K. Austen, and E O. Cells

Possibilities and improvements of in vitro drug testing assays. Abstr., K Roobol, H Sips, J Theunissen, A, and J Bernheim

Possibilities and limitations of production of autoimmune diseases in inbred mouse strains., D H. Boehme

Possibility for the transfer of reducing equivalents from the cytosol to the mitochondrial compartment in ehrlich ascites tumor cells by the malate-aspartate shuttle., Z Kovacevic

Possibility of a dna-containing mammary tumour virus in red blood cells of mouse., S Nandi

Possibility of clonal senescence in mspc-1 mouse myeloma cells during serial transplantation., K Moriwaki and T Sadaie

Possibility of three distinct and separable components to fatal graft-vs-host reaction., J P. Okunewick, R F. Meredith, R B. Raikow, M J. Buffo, and D L. Jones

Possibility of using alkylating agent in radio-therapy of mammary carcinoma in c3h/he mice., M Urano, N Tanaka, and S Hayashi

Possible association of embryonal antigen(s) with several primary 3-methylcholanthrene-induced murine sarcomas., R J. Brawn

Possible autoimmune processes related to chromosomal abnormalities (breakage) in nzb mice., B Halpern, I Emerit, E Housset, and J Feingold

Possible blastomogenic effect of extracts of cultures contaminated with the blood of leukaemic patients. (in Russian), L L. Maliugina and N M. Chistova

Possible carcinogenic effects of cedar shavings in bedding of c3h-avyfb mice., G Vlahakis

Possible carcinogenic hazards of several tars and of locacorten-tar ointment (spectro-fluorescent investigations and experiments in animals)., L M. Shabad, A J. Khesina, A B. Linnik, and G S. Serkovskaya

Possible carcinogenic properties of a new chromogen, dicarboxydine (gamma,gamma'-3,3'-benzidine dioxydibutyric acid), tested in rats and mice., G B. Pliss and N I. Volfson

Possible communication between murine macrophages oriented in linear chains in tissue culture., J A. Levy, R M. Weiss, E R. Dirksen, and M R. Rosen

Possible defect in cholinergic neurons of muscular dystrophic mice., M Trabucchi, D L. Cheney, A K. Susheela, and E Costa

Possible difference in susceptibility of c3h mouse substrains to cancer immunotherapy. Abstr., J D. Emerson and G M. Emerson

Possible effect of oil of gaultheria in diet of mice susceptible to spontaneous carcinoma of the breast. II. A latent period?, L C. Strong

Possible effects of extracts of mouse organs and hormones on growth of adventitious plantlets of Kalenchoe daigremontiana., David Ingall

Possible effects of oil of gaultheria in diet of mice susceptible to spontaneous carcinoma of the breast. I. A suggestion., L C. Strong

Possible evidence for antibody-dependent macrophage-mediated cytotoxicity directed against murine adenocarcinoma cells in vivo., J S. Haskill and J W. Fett

Possible examples of antigenic modulation affecting h-2 antigens and cell surface immunoglobulins., T Takahashi

Possible extracellular and intracellular bactericidal actions of mouse complement., A A. Glynn and F A. Medhurst

Possible functions of the external root sheath during growth of the hair follicle., W E. Straile

Possible gene complementation in in vitro cell lines of ehrlich ascites tumor established by cell fusion with sendai virus., M C. Yoshida and K Funaki

Possible genetic relationship between cytochrome p-450 enzyme induction and oxidative stress. Abstr., J C. Gonder, J A. Will, and R A. Proctor

Possible homology of ectodermal dysplasia and tabby, and possible role of egf. Abstr., S R. Blecher, K Arnold, N Weeks, M Debertin, R Kroone, and N Heller

Possible immune origin of age-related pathological changes in long- -lived mice., C P. Peter

Possible in situ activation of mycophenolic acid by beta-glucuroni- dase., M J. Sweeney, D H. Hoffman, and G A. Poore

Possible 'insulin' in the mouse thymus. Abstr., S D. Canaday and L R. Murrell

Possible interaction of 6-aminonicotinamide and thalidomide. Abstr., C Kratz and F C. Fraser

Possible involvement of cyclic gmp in growth control of cultured mouse cells., W Seifert and P Rudland

Possible involvement of h-2 region in distribution control of t and b lymphocytes of spleen and in surface characteristics of t lymphocytes., M Donner and M Wioland

Possible involvement of messenger rna-associated proteins in protein synthesis., H Schmid, K Kohler, and B Setyono

Possible involvement of regulatory genetic element(s) in murine muscular dystrophy mutation, dy2j. Abstr., S M. Singh, C H. Wang, and A Phillips

Possible involvement of the mouse Grg protein in transcription., M Mallo, P M. Lieberman, and T Gridley

Possible manipulations of allograft tolerance by suppressor cells., I Hilgert, M Rieger, H Kristofova, K Vlachov, and S K. Singh

Possible mechanism of enhancement of experimental lung metastasis by x-ray. Abstr., I Zeidman and I J. Fidler

Possible mechanisms for the improved therapeutic activity of high dose methotrexate (hdmtx) with rescue. Abstr., L L. Samuels

Possible mechanisms of cadmium fetotoxicity in golden hamsters and mice. Uptake by the embryo, placenta and ovary., L Dencker

Possible mechanisms of impaired interferon production in stressed mice., M M. Jensen

Possible mechanisms of virus carcinogenesis., H S. Kaplan

Possible mechanisms of x chromosome inactivation., M F. Lyon

Possible method of transmission of susceptibility to breast cancer in mice., J J. Bittner

Possible new approach to the evaluation of radiation injury of bone marrow., H Lee and V Richards

Possible pathogenetic mechanisms of hypopb@@@lastic anemi w/wv and sl/sld mice. Abstr., S S. Boggs and D R. Boggs

Possible pleiotropic effects of the gene for maltese dilution in the mouse., Bob Smith

Possible reinforcement value of sand digging in Peromyscus., Frederick M. Hart

Possible relationship between bittner milk agent and a specific serum antigen in mice. Abstr., P Bernfeld and R E. Bieber

Possible relationship of the estrogenic hormones, genetic susceptibility, and milk influence in the production of mammary cancer in mice., J J. Bittner

Possible relationships between the cytotoxic effects of isoantibody and host cell function., D B. Amos

Possible repression of l-glutamic acid decarboxylase by gamma- -aminobutyric acid in developing mouse brain., P Y. Sze

Possible reversion of malignancy in vivo., M C. Revilla, M T. Gonzales, M Z. Balderas, and G Romero

Possible role for glycosphingolipids in the control of immune responses., J L. Ryan and M Shinitzky

Possible role for the fc receptor on b lymphocytes., R Ramasamy, A Munro, and C Milstein

Possible role of Abb gene in mouse resistance to EL4 metastases., O S. Egorov, Y Liu, and I K. Egorov

Possible role of a retrovirus in the expression of tumor- -specific antigens of the meth a sarcoma., A B. Deleo, K S. Chang, N A. Wivel, E Appella, L J. Old, and L W. Law

Possible role of defectual thermogenesis and its regulation by insulin in genetic obesity. Abstr., jeannet F. Assimacopoulos, J Seydoux, L Girardier, and B Jeanrenaud

Possible role of magnesium deficiency in the etiology of the barbiturate withdrawal syndrome in mice. Abstr., R Cocke and J K. Belknap

Possible role of nk cells in radiation leukemogenesis. Abstr., S K. Datta, E L. Priest, and J J. Trentin

Possible role of regulatory genes in h-2d-end immune functions., S K. Singh and C S. David

Possible role of serotonin in the voluntary selection of ethanol by mice. Abstr., J L. Perhach, R H. Cox, and H C. Ferguson

Possible role of serum factors in non-h-2 allograft response in mice., M Nemec and K Nouza

Possible role of shedded fc receptor in tumor cell escape. Abstr., C Y. Kuo, A S. Song, and T J. Yoo

Possible role of the h-2k-ir regions in 'allogeneic inhibition'. Abstr., R M. Williams

Possible shared idiotypy between t helper cells and b cells specific for trimethylammonium (tma) in the mouse. Abstr., Y G. Alevy and C J. Bellone

Possible significance of myofibrillar protease in muscle catabolism. Enzyme activity in dystrophic, tumor-bearing and glucocorticoid-treated animals., M Mayer, R Amin, R J. Milholland, and F Rosen

Possible single-gene control of presence or absence of a lens protein in the mouse., S L. Beck and H V. Bennett

Possible social function of ultrasounds produced by adult mice (mus musculus). Abstr., G Whitney, M D. Stockton, and E F. Tilson

Possible strain related variations in mouse mammary tumor virus envelope glycoproteins as detected by ferritin conjugated wheat germ lactin, 2p. Abstr. In g. W. Bailey [ed.] "34th Ann. Proc. Electron microscopy soc., D C. Hixson, J M. Bowen, M Scanlon, M Nash, and L Dmochowski

Possible tumor specific antigenicity in leukemia induced by gross virus., B Slettenmark

Possible two-stage mechanism in experimental leukemogenesis., I Berenblum and N Trainin

Possible two-stage transplacental liver carcinogenesis in c57bl/6 mice., V Armuth and I Berenblum

Possible types of mammary gland tumors in mice., J J. Bittner

Possible use of enzyme markers to follow the genetic stability of donor and host cells in mouse radiation chimeras. Abstr., R C. Hard and R C. Allen

Possible use of h-2 antigens as positive selective markers in heter- ogeneous cell populations., K E. Hellstrom

Possible use of monoclonal anti-tumor antibodies for diagnosis and therapy. Abstr., Z Steplewski and H Koprowski

Possible viability of mice with maternally inherited thp. Abstr., H Winking

Possible virus-induced chromosome aberrations in ehrlich ascites tumor cells., F Wiener and L Chioreanu

Postcastrational adrenal tumors in two strains of mice, morphologic, histochemical, and chromatographic studies., A S. Murthy, M A. Brezak, and A G. Baez

Postcastration retention of sexual behaviour in the male bdf1 mouse. The role of experience., A Manning and M L. Thompson

Post-doc housing: environmentally friendly solutions to housing and childcare needs on MDI., Emily Eller

Post-embedding immunoperoxidase staining of glial fibrillary acidic protein for light and electron microscopy., S J. Dearmond, M W. Siegel, R G. Dixon, and L F. Eng

Posterior lens cataracts in mice given single or weekly fractionated doses of 225 mev 12c ions or 40co gamma radiation. Abstr., E J. Ainsworth and J G. Jose

Poster session. Behavioral effects of the t(5,13) 264 ca translocation in mice. Abstr., M Koski and L Dixon

Postexposure serum prophylaxis of neonatal herpes simplex virus infection in mice., S Baron, M G. Worthington, J Williams, and J W. Gaines

Post-fertilization maternal effects on sperm dimensions of inbred mouse strains., K P. Pant and R A. Beatty

Post-implantation development of mouse parthenogenetic embryos following activation in medium lacking ca2+ and mg2+ ions. Abstr., M H. Kaufman and M A. Surani

Postirradiation effects of the hypoxic cell radiosensitizer ro 07-0582 on kht murine tumor cells in vivo. Abstr., A M. Rauth and J E. Paciga

Post-irradiation leukaemia in cba mice., M Laznicka and M Svoboda

Post-irradiation membrane alterations of l5178y and b16 melanoma cell lines. Abstr., D M. Gersten and H B. Bosmann

Post-irradiation proliferation kinetics in a c3h mouse adenocarcinoma. Abstr., L V. Szczepanski and K R. Trott

Post-irradiation proliferation kinetics of a serially transplanted murine adenocarcinoma., L V. Szczepanski and K Trott

Postirradiation regeneration of intestinal epithelium in w/wv and sl/sld genetically anemic mice., A F. Hopper and E S. Russell

Postirradiation regeneration of intestinal epithelium W/W-v and Sl/Sld genetically anemic mice., A F. Hopper and E S. Russell

Postisolation aggression and olfactory cues., P Harmatz, R C. Boelkins, and S Kessler

Post-meiotic gene activity in spermatogenesis of the mouse., A D'agostino, R Geremia, and V Monesi

Post-mitotic age of mononuclear cells migrating into ta-3(st) solid tumors., L Kaizer and P K. Lala

Postnatal cartilege development as affected by the Dacha gene in the rabbit., M. Faydine Kilgo

Postnatal cerebellar cells from staggerer mutant mice express embryonic cell surface characteristic., M E. Hatten and A Messer

Postnatal cerebellar cells of staggerer mutant mice express immature components on their surface., E Trenkner

Postnatal changes in beta-galactosidase activity in the jejunum and ileum of mice, rabbits, and guinea pigs., O Koldovsky, A Heringova, V Jirsova, F Chytil, and J Hoskova

Postnatal changes in microtubular protein content in several regions of the mouse brain., S L. Twomey and C R. Wyttenbach

Postnatal changes in the distribution of lipid droplets within the liver lobule of the mouse., M Asada and S Kanamura

Postnatal changes in the localization of glucose 6-phosphatase activ- ity within the liver lobule of the mouse., S Kanamura

Postnatal development of brain in mice with congenital ataxia, rolling (rol) and tottering (tg). Abstr., K Nakane

Postnatal development of cerebellum in high and low-weight littermates in normal mouse. Abstr., V Bijlani, M S. Grewal, and K Rao

Postnatal development of cholinergic neurotransmitter enzymes in the mouse cerebellum. Biochemical, light microscopic and electron microscopic cytochemical investigations., J A. Olschowka and V K. Vijayan

Postnatal development of cholinesterase, acetylcholinesterase, aromatic l-amino acid decarboxylase and monoamine oxidase in c57bl/6 and dba/2 mice., G T. Pryor

Postnatal development of cytochrome C oxidase activity in T/t6 mutant mice., David C. Moverman

Postnatal development of mouse plasma and brain corticosterone levels. New findings contigent upon the use of a competitive protein-binding assay., J A. Diez, P Y. Sze, and B E. Ginsburg

Postnatal development of somatotrophs and mammotrophs in the pars distalis of the c57bl mouse., D B. Wilson and E Christensen

Postnatal development of t cells. II. In vitro migratory properties., K W. Pyke, M Papiernik, and J Bach

Postnatal development of t cells. Iii. Thymus independency of t-cell-dependent antigen response in the neonatal spleen., M Papiernik and S Ezine

Postnatal development of t cells. I. Study of the respective contribution of thymic cellular export, thymic humoral function, and t cell environment., M Papiernik and J Bach

Postnatal development of the brain and motor behavior in rolling mouse nagoya6@@@ (rol). Abs, K Nakane

Postnatal development of the mouse dentate gyrus in organotypic cultures of the hippocampal formation., J H. La vail and M K. Wolf

Postnatal development of the pituitary gland in snell's dwarf (dw) mice. Abstr., D B. Wilson

Postnatal developments of ache activity in the hippocampus of the reeler mutant mouse., S Terada, K Shimai, K Mikoshiba, and Y Tsukada

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Postnatal growth and bone mass in mice with IGF-I haploinsufficiency., J He, C J. Rosen, D J. Adams, and B E. Kream

Postnatal growth of the epididymal adipose tissue in yellow obese mice., B Hellman, L Thelander, and I Taljedal

Postnatal maternal effects on the development and behavior of C57BL/6 and DBA/2J mice., Margot H. Hottum

Postnatal neurological development in the obese mouse, ob/ob: relationship to the obese syndrome., M. Elaine Traynor

Postnatal ontogeny of the canine eye., M W. Fox

Postpartum aggression in c57bl/6j and dba/2j mice: experiential and environmental influences., J Broida and B Svare

Postpartum reactivity of female mice to male-specific antigens., A Lengerova and M Vojtiskova

Postphagocytic detection of glycopeptidolipids associated with the superficial l1 layer of mycobacterium intracellulare., M J. Tereletsky and W W. Barrow

Postponement of murine radiogenic leukemia by manipulation of the preleukemic state., F C. Ludwig, R M. Elashoff, and O N. Rambo

Postpubertal experience establishes signal value of mammalian sex odor., J Nyby, G Whitney, S Schmitz, and G Dizinno

Postpubertal social isolation and male sexual behavior in rodents: facilitation or inhibition is species dependent., D De catanzaro and B B. Gorzalka

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Post-publication sharing of data and tools., P N. Schofield, T Bubela, T Weaver, L Portilla, S D. Brown, J M. Hancock, D Einhorn, Valentini G. Tocchini, de Angelis Hrabe, N Rosenthal, and CASIMIR Rome Meeting participants

Post-replication repair in b16, cludman s91 and harding- -passey mouse melanomas compared to emt6 and a normal mouse lung fibroblast line. Abstr., H Z. Hill and R B. Setlow

Postreplication repair in three murine melanomas, a mammary carcinoma, and a normal mouse lung fibroblast line., H Z. Hill and R B. Setlow

Postreplication repair of dna in ultraviolet-irradiated mammalian cells., A Lehmann

Post-replication repair of dna in ultraviolet-irradiated mammalian cells. No gaps in dna synthesized late after ultraviolet irradiation., A R. Lehmann

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Postsymptomatic restoration of SMN rescues the disease phenotype in a mouse model of severe spinal muscular atrophy., C M. Lutz, S Kariya, S Patruni, M A. Osborne, D Liu, C E. Henderson, D K. Li, L Pellizzoni, J Rojas, D M. Valenzuela, A J. Murphy, M L. Winberg, and U R. Monani

Post-thymectomy autoimmune phenomena in mice. II. Morphologic obser- vations., E J. Yunis, P O. Teague, O Stutman, and R A. Good

Post-thymectomy hemolytic anemia. Abstr., E Yunis and C Martinez

Post-thymic precursor cells are sensitive to steroids and belong to the ly 1,2,3 + subset. Abstr., O Stutman and F W. Shen

Postthymic precursor cells give rise to both lyt-1 and lyt-23 subsets of t cells., O Stutman and F Shen

Post-transcriptional control and male infertility., R E. Braun

Post-transcriptional control in the early mouse embryo., P Braude, H Pelham, G Flach, and R Lobatto

Post-translational control of complement (c5) production by resident and stimulated mouse macrophages., Y M. Ooi, D E. Harris, P J. Edelson, and H R. Colten

Post-translational modification of a major cell surface glycoprotein varies markedly in different cells. Abstr., J Chen, W Pan, and J T. August

Posttranslational modification of a neurofilament protein during axoplasmic transport: implications for regional specialization of cns axons., R A. Nixon, B A. Brown, and C A. Marotta

Posttranslational processing of alpha-tubulin during axoplasmic transport in cns axons., B A. Brown, R A. Nixon, and C A. Marotta

Post-traumatic activation of suppressor cells., R A. Winchurch and A M. Munster

Postweaning development of diabetes in ob/ob mice., P U. Dubuc and P L. Willis

Potassium channel distribution in spinal root axons of dystrophic mice., M Rasminsky

Potassium flux and further observations on aldolase flux in dystrophic mouse muscle., K L. Zierler

Potassium fluxes across the membrane of the ehrlich mouse ascites tumor cell, evidence for auto inhibition by external potassium. Abstr., H G. Hempling

Potassium fluxes and glycine transport in the ehrlich mouse ascites tumor cell, the effect of pyridoxal. Abstr., H G. Hempling

Potassium iodide interaction with cyclophosphamide in mice., A Primack

Potassium ion-activated hydrolysis of p-nitrophenyl phosphate in pancreatic islet-cell membranes., A Lernmark, A Parman, and I Taljedal

Potassium transport in normal and transformed mouse 3t3 cells., S Spaggiare, M J. Wallach, and J T. Tupper

Potassium transport in the ehrlich ascites mouse tumor cell, evidence for autoinhibition by external potassium., H G. Hempling

Potencies of normorphine and met-enkephalin in the vas deferens of different strains of mice., J C. Szerb and M M. Vohra

Potential anticancer agents-xxxi. The relationship of chemical structure to antileukemic activity with analogues of 1-methyl-3- -nitro-1-nitrosoguanidine (nsc-9369)., W A. Skinner, H F. Gram, M O. Greene, J Greenberg, and B R. Baker

Potential bioreductive alkylating agents--vi. Determination of the relationship between oxidation-reduction potential and antineoplastic activity., A J. Lin and A C. Sartorelli

Potentialities for and present status of pharmacological research in genetically controlled mice., H Meier

Potential misinterpretations using models of accelerated aging [editorial; comment], D E. Harrison

Potential of activated lymphocytes., J Vaillier, J Lematre, D Vaillier, D M. Donner, and O B. Electrokinetic

Potentials for lymphoid differentiation by cells from long term cultures of bone marrow., villeneuve E. Jones and R A. Phillips

Potentials of spleen, lymph node, and peyer's patches to reconstitute lymphoid tissue and produce graft-versus-host reaction., L R. Heim, M P. Garry, J R. Montgomery, and M A. South

Potentiating effect of cesium chloride on cytotoxic agents against solid tumors in mice. Abstr., domeiri A. El and W Hsia

Potentiating effect of iododeoxyuridine on mulv replication in mouse embryo fibroblasts., O Niwa, A Decleve, and H S. Kaplan

Potentiating effect of methyl methane sulfonate on friend virus leukemogenesis in vivo., R B. Raikow, R F. Meredith, B J. Brozovich, P R. Seeman, A E. Livingston, and J P. Okunewick

Potentiating effect of methyl methane sulfonate on friend virus leukemogenesis in vivo. Abstr., R B. Raikow

Potentiating effect of neonatal thymectomy on x-ray-induced inter- capillary glomerulosclerosis., P H. Guttman and D W. Bailey

Potentiating effect of neonatal thymectomy on x-ray-induced intercapillary glomerulosclerosis., P H. Guttman and D W. Bailey

Potentiation by 2'-deoxycoformycin of the inhibitory effect by 3'-deoxyadenosine (cordycepin) on nuclear rna synthesis in l1210 cells in vitro., R I. Glazer, T J. Lott, and A L. Peale

Potentiation by 2'-deoxycoformycin of the inhibitory effect of xylosyladenine on nuclear rna synthesis in l1210 cells in vitro., A L. Peale and R I. Glazier

Potentiation by 2'-deoxycoforrmycin (dcf) of the inhibitory effects of cordycepin on nuclear rna rna synthesis in l1210 cells in vitro. Abstr., R I. Glazer

Potentiation by carbon tetracholoride of the immunosuppressive effects of fibrosarcoma and toxic material produced by fibrosar- coma cells., A O. Wong, R Mankovitz, and J C. Kennedy

Potentiation by guanine nucleosides of the growth- -inhibitory effects of adenosine analogs on l1210 and sarcoma 180 cells in culture., G B. Grindey, J K. Lowe, A Y. Divekar, and M T. Hakala

Potentiation of 1-(2-chloroethyl)-3-cyclohexyl-1-nitrosourea by amphotericin b in murine ependymoblastoma., G Laurent, G Atassi, and J Hildebrand

Potentiation of 5-fluorouracil cytotoxicity by primidines and pyrimidine and purine nucleosides against leukemia cells. Abstr., G Santelli

Potentiation of 5-fluorouracil cytotoxicity by thymidine against leukemia cells. Abstr., G Santelli

Potentiation of 6-thioguanine intracellular accumulation and cytotoxicity by methotrexate in l1210 cells. Abstr., K Bhalla, R Nayak, and S Grant

Potentiation of acoustic-trauma-induced audiogenic seizure susceptibility by salicylates in mice., C Chen and G C. Aberdeen

Potentiation of actinomycin d (act) or adriamycin (adr) antitumor activity with dna. Abstr., T Marks, I Kline, and J M. Venditti

Potentiation of actinomycin d or adriamycin antitumor activity with dna., T A. Marks and J M. Venditti

Potentiation of a cyclophosphamide-induced immunodepression by the administration of bcg., G Mathe, pannenko O. Halle, and C Bourut

Potentiation of anticancer agent cytotoxicity against sensitive and resistant akr leukemia by amphotericin b., F Valeriote, G Medoff, and J Dieckman

Potentiation of anticancer drug effect by cancer cell glycolysis. An in vitro experiment., N T. Kimura, T Kanematsu, and T Baba

Potentiation of anticancer effect of carboquone in vivo by glucose pretreatment., T Baba, K Aoki, N T. Kimura, T Kamura, K Nishikawa, and S Taniguchi

Potentiation of antitumor activity of cyclophosphamide by centrophenoxine., F Kanzawa, A Hoshi, S Tsuda, and K Kuretani

Potentiation of anti-tumor activity of pyruvaldehyde bis-(thiosemi- carbazone) by copper. Abstr., J G. Cappuccino

Potentiation of antitumor drug action by centrophenoxine. Specificity., N E. Sladek

Potentiation of a primary in vivo antibody response by alloantisera against gene products of the i region of the h-2 complex., M Pierres, R N. Germain, M E. Dorf, and B Benacerraf

Potentiation of bone marrow colony growth in vitro by the addition of lymphoid or bone marrow cells., D Metcalf

Potentiation of ccnu cytotoxicity by amphotercin b (amb). Abstr., F Valeriote and G Medoff

Potentiation of cell-mediated lysis of xenogeneic tumor cells. The role of antiserum and effector cells., S T. Sonis, P Stelos, J Bancewicz, A Kolodkin, and R E. Wilson

Potentiation of chlorambucil activity by serum displacing agents. Abstr., F J. Schiffman and J M. Fisher

Potentiation of concanavalin a-bound l1210 vaccine in vivo by chemotherapeutic agents., T Kataoka, H Kobayashi, and Y Sakurai

Potentiation of cultured mouse thymocyte responses by factors released by peripheral leucocytes., I Gery, R Gershon, and B H. Waksman

Potentiation of cytostatic effect of sulfur- or chlorine-containing purines and related ribonucleosides by amphotericin-b on cultured mouse leukemia cells., M Kuwano, K Matsui, T Nakashima, H Endo, O Komiyama, and M Saneyoshi

Potentiation of cytotoxicity of anticancer agents by several different polyene antibiotics., F Valeriote, G Medoff, and J Dieckman

Potentiation of cytotoxic t-cell function by virus., C L. Reinisch and S F. Schlossman

Potentiation of fibroblast growth by nodular sclerosing hodgkin's disease cell cultures., S R. Newcom and L O'rourke

Potentiation of friend viral leukemogenesis by polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (pah). Abstr., R B. Raikow and J P. Okunewick

Potentiation of hair growth by ultraviolet light., B E. Johnson

Potentiation of helper t cell function in ige antibody responses by bacterial lipolysaccharide (lps)., P E. Newburger, T Hamaoka, and D H. Katz

Potentiation of hyperphagia and relief of hypothermia in the genetically obese mouse (genotype, ob/ob) by alpha-methyl tyrosine., R A. Batt, C A. Wilson, and D L. Topping

Potentiation of immunity of murine leukemia (lstra) by bacillus calmette-guerin., G L. Bartlett, J W. Kreider, and D M. Purnell

Potentiation of interferon effect in tissue culture and nu/nu mice by pyrimido-pyrimidine derivatives. Abstr., J L. Ambrus, W Biddle, R A. Montagna, S S. Leong, J Horoszewicz, Gastpar, and C M. Ambrus

Potentiation of in vitro cell-mediated immunity by a sea star factor (ssf). Abstr., D L. Klein, G W. Santos, and R A. Prendergast

Potentiation of in vivo model murine tumor destruction by combined immunoradiotherapy., T S. Johnson

Potentiation of l1210 murine leukemia vaccine in vivo by levamisole., T Kataoka, S Tsukagoshi, Y Sakurai, and M Okabe

Potentiation of melphalan activity against a murine tumour by nitroimidazole compounds., P W. Sheldon, E L. Batten, and G E. Adams

Potentiation of methylglyoxal-bis-guanylhydrazone by alpha-difluoro- methyl ornithine, stilbamidine and pentamidine in mouse leukemia. Abstr., J H. Burchenal, L Lokys, R Smith, S Cartmell, and R Warrell

Potentiation of mitomycin c by lucanthone-hcl (miracil d) in transplanted c3h mammary tumors. Abstr., L S. Koons, D Q. Brown, D T. Harris, and J S. Rubinstein

Potentiation of murine natural killer cell-mediated tumor killing by antiviral pyrimidine molecules. Abstr., E Lotzova, C A. Savary, E M. Hersh, A A. Khan, and D A. Stringfellow

Potentiation of murine sarcoma virus (harvey) (moloney) oncogenicity in lactic dehydrogenase-elevating virus-infected mice., W Turner, P S. Ebert, R Bassin, G Spahn, and M A. Chirigos

Potentiation of nonspecific immunotherapy of experimental lung metastases by indomethacin. Abstr., R M. Schultz and M G. Altom

Potentiation of schistosome granuloma formation by lentinan- -a t-cell adjuvant., J E. Byram, A Sher, J Dipietro, and F Von lichtenberg

Potentiation of s-phase tumor destruction by combined immunotherapy and radiation therapy. Abstr., T S. Johnson

Potentiation of t-cell-mediated immunity by selective suppression of antibody formation with cyclophosphamide., P H. Lagrange, G B. Mackaness, and T E. Miller

Potentiation of the antileukemic effect of 5-hydroxy-2-formylpyridine thiosemicarbazone (5-hp) by asparaginase (a-ase). Abstr., J H. Burchenal and M Dowling

Potentiation of the anti-leukemic effects of 2-aminothiadiazloe by isonicotinamide and derivatives., H F. Oettgen, J R. Purple, V C. Coley, I H, A, and J Burchenal

Potentiation of the antitumor activity of methotrexate by concurrent infusion of thymidine., J H. Semon and G B. Grindey

Potentiation of the antitumour activity of 2-formyl- pyridine thiosemicarbazone by metal chelation: 2-formyl- pyridine thiosemicarbazone zinc sulphate (nsc 294721)., G Atassi, P Dumont, and J C. Harteel

Potentiation of the antitumour effect of rubidomycin and rubomycin by non-ionic detergents., G C. Easty, J A. Stock, and bortkiewicz A. Ukleja

Potentiation of the cancerostatic effect of 6-azauridine and 6-aza- cytidine with 5-bis-(2-chlorocethyl)aminomethyluracil., F Sorm and J Vesely

Potentiation of the chemotherapeutic effect of 5-fluorouracil by combination with guanosine 5'monophosphate., M Iigo, Y Nakajima, K Kuretani, and A Hoshi

Potentiation of the cytotoxic action of melphalan and "activated" cyclophosphamide against cultured tumor cells by centrophenoxine., N E. Sladek

Potentiation of the erythroid response., M J. Snodgrass, J M. Hanna, S E. Lymphatic, and Erythropoietin

Potentiation of the immunosuppressive effects of antilymphocyte serum by a thymic humoral factor, thymosin. Abstr., M A. Hardy, J Quint, and A P. Monaco

Potentiation of the immunosuppressive effects of cytoxan by hyper- baric oxygen., B V. Siegel and J I. Morton

Potentiation of t helper cell responses by dextran sulfate. Abstr., L W. Arnold and R E. Mccarthy

Potentiation of the primary humoral immune response in vitro by c5a anaphylatoxin., M G. Goodman, D E. Chenoweth, and W O. Weigle

Potentiation of therapeutic effects of 3-[(4-amino-2-methyl-5- -pyrimidinyl)methyl]-1-(2-chloroethyl)-1-nitrosourea hydrochloride by 6-thioguanine in mouse tumor systems: comparison with other antimetabolites., S Fujimoto, M Ogawa, and A Hoshino

Potentiation of the t-lymphocyte response to mitogens. II. The cellular source of potentiating mediator(s)., I Gery and B H. Waksman

Potentiation of the t-lymphocyte response to mitogens. I. The responding cell., I Gery, R K. Gershon, and B H. Waksman

Potentiation of the t lymphocyte response to mitogens. Relationship between laf production and 'activation' of macrophages., I Gery and E Wiener

Potentiation of the t lymphocyte response to mitogens. V. Inhibition of the response to concanavalin a by supraoptimal doses or by other lectins and its aversion by laf., I Gery, S Frankenberg, and karmon O. Kaplan

Potentiation of the tumor-specific immune response by corynebacterium parvum., M T. Scott

Potentiation of tumor cytotoxicity of different anticancer agents by amphotericin b. Abstr., F A. Valeriote and G Medoff

Potentiation of tumor growth by endotoxin in serum from syngeneic tumour-bearing mice., R Kearney and P Harrop

Potentiation of tumour growth by carrageenan., A W. Thomson and E F. Fowler

Potentiation of virus leukaemogenesis in c57bl mice by x-irradiation or urethane., M Lieberman, ghera N. Haran, and H S. Kaplan

Potentiation of virus leukemogenesis in strain c57bl mice by urethane and x-irradiation. Abstr., M Lieberman, ghera N. Haran, and H S. Kaplan

Potent inhibitory activity of trimethoxyquine (tmq), "nonclassical" 2,4, diaminoquinazoline, on mammalian dna synthesis. Abstr., J R. Bertino and W L. Sawicki

Potenziamento della attivita' antitumorale della daunomicina da parte della cloroimipramina., R Bossa, F Dubini, I Galatulas, and O Tofanetti

Pouvoir pathogene experimental de yersinia enterocolitica chez la souris athymique (nude)., J M. Alonso, H Bercovier, P Destombes, and H H. Mollaret

Powerful new inhibitor of murine leukaemia and sarcoma viruses., J C. Chermann, M Raymaud, C Jasmin, and G Mathe

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PPARdelta is a very low-density lipoprotein sensor in macrophages., A Chawla, C H. Lee, Y Barak, W He, J Rosenfeld, D Liao, J Han, H Kang, and R M. Evans

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PPARgamma2 nuclear receptor controls multiple regulatory pathways of osteoblast differentiation from marrow mesenchymal stem cells., K R. Shockley, O P. Lazarenko, P J. Czernik, C J. Rosen, G A. Churchill, and Czernik B. Lecka

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PPAR-gamma dependent and independent effects on macrophage-gene expression in lipid metabolism and inflammation., A Chawla, Y Barak, L Nagy, D Liao, P Tontonoz, and R M. Evans

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PPARG by dietary fat interaction influences bone mass in mice and humans., Bicknell C. Ackert, S Demissie, de Evsikova Marin, Y H. Hsu, V E. DeMambro, D Karasik, B Paigen, G A. Churchill, J Forejt, W G. Beamer, S Ferrari, M L. Bouxsein, D P. Kiel, and C J. Rosen

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PPAR signaling in placental development and function., Y Barak, Y Sadovsky, and Barak T. Shalom

Ppd tuberculin --a b-cell mitogen., B Sultzer and B Nilsson

Practical and theoretical consideration in the use of the mouse foot system to derive epithelial stem cell survival parameters., B G. Douglas, R M. Henkelman, G K. Lam, and C J. Eaves

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Practical applications of the bioinformatics toolbox for narrowing quantitative trait Loci., Herbert S. Burgess, A Cox, S W. Tsaih, and B Paigen

Practices for controlling genetic quality of mice., D W. Bailey and O C. Scott

Prazipitierende leber-autoantikorper bei der maus., G Fravi

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Prdm9 controls activation of mammalian recombination hotspots., E D. Parvanov, P M. Petkov, and K Paigen

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Preadipocyte factor-1 is associated with marrow adiposity and bone mineral density in women with anorexia nervosa., P K. Fazeli, M A. Bredella, M Misra, E Meenaghan, C J. Rosen, D R. Clemmons, A Breggia, K K. Miller, and A Klibanski

Pre- and postnatal distribution of lipids in the liver of genetic diabetic mice., A Lemberg, W Oppermann, A S. Reddi, and davalos R. Camerini

Pre-b cell differentiation in the bone marrow: a proliferative pathway parallels the post-mitotic maturation of early b cells., boisvert N. Deslauriers, G Mercier, and L Lafleur

Pre-b cells. Bone marrow persistence in anti-nu-suppressed mice, conversion of b lymphocytes and recovery after destruction by cyclophosphamide., P D. Burrows, J F. Kearney, A R. Lawton, and M D. Cooper

Pre-b cells in bone marrow: size distrubition profile, prolifera- tive capacity and peanut agglutinin binding of cytoplasmic nu chain-bearing cell populations in normal and regenerating bone marrow., D G. Osmond and J J. Owen

Precancerous changes in the breast of balb/ccbse mice induced by four chemical carcinogens. In morph. Precursors of cancer, conf. Held at perugia 26-30 june, C Biancifiori and F Caschera

Precancerous lesions of the mammary gland, human and experimental., L Severi

Precipitating and non-precipitating anti-bsa antibody in mice., G Terres

Precipitation tests in mice. I. Cancer. II. Comparative study of cancer-susceptible and immune mice., L C. Strong and T H. Werner

Precipitation tests in mice. III. A disturbance between 200 and 300 days of life. IV. Determinations on mice belonging to an immune-to-cancer stock, CBA., L C. Strong and T H. Werner

Precipitin and mitogenic behavior of dimeric and tetrameric concana- valin a., W H. Sawyer, S Hammarstrom, G Moller, and I J. Goldstein

Precipitins and cytotoxins in antiurine sera. Abstr., M A. Pikovski, I P. Witz, and E Tenenbaum

Precise mapping of the gene for ly-21.2 On the 7th chromosome., J Kennard and D Meruelo

Preclinical and clinical studies with an aziridinylbenzoquinone (azq;nsc 182986). Abstr., J J. Mccormack, R A. Newman, B A. Allen, A Bellomo, O P. Griffen, I H. Krakoff, and C R. Haines

Preclinical changes in weight of scrapie-infected mice as a function of scrapie agent-mouse strain combination., R I. Carp, S M. Callahan, E A. Sersen, and R C. Moretz

Preclinical creening for drugs effective against 5-fluorouracil- -resistant cells with a murine l5178y cell line in vitro., B T. Hill

Preclinical histopathology of mouse muscular dystrophy., H Meier, W T. West, and W G. Hoag

Preclinical histopathology of mouse muscular dystrophy., H Meier, W T. West, and W G. Hoag

Preclinical lethality and toxicity studies of acodazole hcl (nsc-305884) in cd2f1 mice and beagle dogs. Abstr., J M. Morgan, G D. Taylor, H B. Gelberg, H W. Casey, and H Salem

Preclinical screening and evaluation of agents for the chemotherapy of cancer, a review., A Goldin, J M. Venditti, and N Mantel

Preclinical studies with 2,4-diamino-5-methyl-6-[(3,4,5- -trimethoxyanilino)methyl] quinazoline (nsc 249008) a "non-classical" antifolate. Abstr., J J. Mccormack, J J. Heusner, and L A. Mathews

Preclinical toxicity study of pentaazaacenaphthylene-5' phosphate ester (nsc-280594) in cd2f1 mice and beagle dogs. Abstr., B C. Dickie, G N. Rao, G W. Thompson, B, and S M. Glaza

Preclinical toxicology studies with ICRF-159 (NSC-129943)--a new antineoplastic drug., E J. Gralla, G L. Coleman, and A M. Jonas

Pre-clinical trials of a new triazine antifolate, nsc 139105. Abstr., R Skeel, A Cashmore, and J Bertino

Precocious and enhanced functional maturation of b lineage cells in new zealand black mice during embryonic development., H Jyonouchi and P W. Kincade

Precommitment of normal mouse peritoneal cells by erythrocyte antigens in relation to auto-antibody production., J Pages and A E. Bussard

Pre-crisis mouse cells show strain-specific covariation in the amount of 54-kilodalton phosphoprotein and in susceptibility to transformation by simian virus 40., S Chen, G Blanck, and R E. Pollack

Precursor cell cycle in mouse marrow. Abstr., C Cillo, R P. Sekaly, and N Odartchenko

Precursor cells in density fractions of lymph node cells, relation to antibody-producing cells., N Moav and T N. Harris

Precursor frequency analysis of lymphokine-secreting allo- reactive t lymphocytes. Dissociation of subsets producing interleukin 2, macrophage-activating factor, and granulocyte- -macrophage colony-stimulating factor on the basis of lyt-2 phenotype., A Kelso and H R. Macdonald

Precursor molecules of immunoglobulin kappa- and lambda-chains. Abstr., F Farin and U Storb

Precursor-product relationship between nonglycosylated polypeptides of a and b particles of mouse mammary tumor virus., H Tanaka

Precursor sequence of mopc-315 mouse immunoglobulin heavy and light chains., R L. Jilka and S Pestka

Precursors of murine b lymphocytes. Physical and functional charac- terization, and distinctions from myeloid stem cells., C J. Paige, P W. Kincade, L A. Shinefeld, and V L. Sato

Precursors of t cell growth factor producing cells in the thymus: ontogeny, frequency, and quantitative recovery in a subpopulation of phenotypically mature thymocytes defined by monoclonal anti- body gk-1.5., R Ceredig, D P. Dialynas, F W. Fitch, and H R. Macdonald

Predatory behavior in two strains of laboratory mice., K Thomas

Predicted and observed results of combination chemotherapy with inhibitors of dna synthesis. Abstr., M Edelstein

Predicting associations between genes and phenotypes using Bayesian networks., Sheetal Rajagopal

Predicting response of human tumor cells to anticancer drugs in vitro. Abstr., D B. Brown, S P. Sunkara, and P N. Rao

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Predicting the effects of copy-number variation in double and triple mutant combinations., Gregory W. Carter, Michelle Hays, Song Li, and Timothy Galitski

Prediction of drug responses in murine bladder cancer by a tritium labeled in vitro assay. Abstr., D D. Mickey and F A. Fried

Prediction of drug time-sequencing in-vitro. Abstr., L M. Schiffer

Prediction of immunosuppressive potency of antilymphocyte serum by in vitro testing., P G. Gill, W Venables, and J Ludbrook

Prediction of mouse behavior in a two-choice situation., Louisa High

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Prediction of phenotype and gene expression for combinations of mutations., G W. Carter, S Prinz, C Neou, J P. Shelby, B Marzolf, V Thorsson, and T Galitski

Prediction of the effective radioprotective dose of wr-2721 in humans through an interspecies tissue distribution study., L C. Washburn, J J. Rafter, R L. Hayes, and J M. Yuhas

Prediction of the effect of carcinostatic agents on tumor- bearing host by the sensitivity test using acid phosphatase activity in vitro., T Kondo, H Ichihashi, and M Imaizumi

Predictive immunotherapy. Level of serum factors prior to therapy correlate with survival of treated mice. Abstr., J J. Killion and D E. Davidson

Predictive relationship of phagocytic activity to tumour regress- ion in indoloquinolinone derivative-treated mice., K Fukushima, M N. Teller, I M. Mountain, and C C. Stock

Predictive sensitivity and the growth of acute leukemic cells in culture. Abstr., M Chu and M Hoovis

Predisposition of [125I]5-iodo-2'-deoxyuridine-labeled normal and neoplastic mouse fibroblasts to lysis by normal macrophages., R Evans and D M. Eidlen

Predisposition of [125i]5-iodo-2'-deoxyuridine-labeled normal and neoplastic mouse fibroblasts to lysis by normal macrophages., R Evans and D M. Eidlen

Predisposition to spontaneous tumor and leucopoiesis in mice., I A. Parfentjev, J E. Marino, and R Jonnard

Prednisone + vincristine. Abstr., F M. Schabel, H E. Skipper, W R. Laster, M W. Trader, D J. Wells, and I I. With

Predominance of a cell population less sensitive to carcino- genesis in neoplastic cells of 3-methylcholanthrene-induced tumors in mouse aggregation chimeras., L Elbling and G Sauermann

Predominance of theta-positive lymphocytes in gut-associated and peri- pheral lymphoid tissues of newborn mice., A D. Chanana, J Schaedeli, M W. Hess, and H Cottier

Predominant synthesis of 5-hydroxyeicosatetraenoic acid by a cloned mastocytoma p-815 line, 2-e-6 cells., Y Koshihara, M Mizumura, and S Murota

Preejaculatory stimulation does not induce luteal activity in the mouse mus musculus., T E. Mcgill

Pre-emption in immunity., C M. O'toole and A J. Davies

Preferential alteration of idiotype expression following neonatal exposure to tolerogen. Abstr., J Quintans and J P. Mckearn

Preferential association of 6-aminomannose (am) derivatized lipid vesicles (lv) with emt6 tumor cells. Abstr., R T. Proffitt and C A. Presant

Preferential attack on cancer by selected sh inhibitors., F E. Knock, R M. Galt, and Y T. Oester

Preferential b-cell reconstitution following splenic auto- transplantation in mice., S N. Chatterjee, D Eckles, and M E. Gershwin

Preferential but nonexclusive expression of macromolecular antigens on b-lineage cells., M P. Scheid, K S. Landreth, J Tung, and P W. Kincade

Preferential cytotoxicity of 5-thio-d-glucose against hypoxic tumor cells., C W. Song, J J. Clement, and S H. Levitt

Preferential cytotoxicity of 5-thio-d-glucose on hypoxic cells and its radioprotective effect on aerobic cells. Abstr., C W. Song, J J. Clement, and S H. Levitt

Preferential depression of igm producing immunocytes during mastocytoma-induced immunosuppression., H Friedman and I Kamo

Preferential digestion of basement membrane collagen by an enzyme derived from a metastatic murine tumor., L A. Liotta, S Abe, P G. Robey, and G R. Martin

Preferential distribution of surface immunoglobulins on microvilli., S De petris

Preferential expression of the maternally derived x chromosome in the mouse yolk sac., J D. West, W I. Fres, V M. Chapman, and V E. Papaioannou

Preferential generation of killer or heper t- -lymphocyte activity directed to the tumour-associated transplantation antigens., H Fujiwara, T Hamaoka, K Teshima, H Aoki, and M Kitagawa

Preferential growth of c3hf mouse lung tumors in (c3hf x a)f1 hybrid mice, immunologic cross reactions between tumors and normal strain a lung tissue. Abstr., W G. Cotton, J M. Rice, and E Esber

Preferential homing of passively transferred t cells into skin allografts of mice., A E. Chang and P H. Sugarbaker

Preferential homing of passively transferred t cells into skin allografts of mice. Abstr., A E. Chang and P H. Sugarbaker

Preferential homologous recombination of h and l chains from mouse myeloma proteins which bind dnp ligands., J Olander and J R. Little

Preferential idiotype-isotype associations in antibodies to dintrophenyl antigens., M G. Scott and J B. Fleischman

Preferential inactivation of the paternally derived x chromosome in the extraembryonic membranes of the mouse., N Takagi and M Sasaki

Preferential incorporation of some 14c-labeled d-amino acids into tumor-bearing aimals., O Tamemasa, R Goto, and T Suzuki

Preferential induction of autoantibody secretion in polyclonal activation in immunologically normal and "autoimmune" mice. Abstr., R Dziarski

Preferential induction of memory t cells for delayed-type hypersensitivity with reduced and alkylated human serum albumin in mice., A Kojima, S Tamura, and Y Egashira

Preferential induction of serum blocking activity and enhancement of skin allograft by soluble alloantigen., R V. Srinivasa, B Bonavida, J Zighelboim, and J L. Fahey

Preferential inhibition of dna synthesis in mouse hemopoietic cells by halothane., R F. Evenwel, H J. Keizer, and L M. Putten

Preferential localization of gallium-67 citrate in tissues of leukemic mice., D C. Swartzendruber, B L. Byrd, R L. Hayes, B Nelson, and R L. Tyndall

Preferential lysis of undifferentiated thymocytes by natural thymocytotoxic antibodies from new zealand black mice., D P. Huston, E S. Raveche, and A D. Steinberg

Preferential paternal x inactiavation in extra-embryonic tissues of early mouse embryos., M I. Harper, M Fosten, and M Monk

Preferential radiosensitization of mouse sarcoma relative to normal skin by chronic intra-arterial infusion of halogenated pyrimidine analogs., D G. Brown jm, J Cleaver, and R Kallman

Preferential retention of the human chromosome C-7 in human-(thymidine kinase deficient) mouse hybrid cells., C M. Croce, B B. Knowles, and H Koprowski

Preferential transport of iga and iga-immune complexes to bile compared with other external secretions., M W. Russell, T A. Brown, and J Mestecky

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Prefoldin 5 is required for normal sensory and neuronal development in a murine model., Y Lee, R S. Smith, W Jordan, B L. King, J Won, J M. Valpuesta, J K. Naggert, and P M. Nishina

Pregnancy and lactation in syngeneic and allogeneic mice alters the in vivo effector cell responses of maternal spleen cells. Abstr., A W. Cleland and F G. Ferguson

Pregnancy and lactation in syngeneic mice alters recognitive immunocompetence of maternal spleen and thymus cells. Abstr., P Gambel and F G. Ferguson

Pregnancy block elicited by male urinary peptides in mice., koj A. Marchlewska

Pregnancy block, imitation by administered gonadotropin., P C. Hoppe and W K. Whitten

Pregnancy-block in female mice placed in boxes soiled by males., A S. Parkes and H M. Bruce

Pregnancy blocking by yellow (aya) and non-yellow (aa) male mice. Abstr., A Bartke

Pregnancy blocking capacity and inbreeding in laboratory mice., R K. Chipman and F H. Bronson

Pregnancy blocking capacity and inbreeding in laboratory mice., R K. Chipman and F H. Bronson

Pregnancy blocking capacity and inbreeding in laboratory mice., R K. Chipman and F H. Bronson

Pregnancy block in inbred mice and in the f1 crosses., B Godowicz

Pregnancy block in inbred mice and in the f1 crosses. Part ii., B Godowicz

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Pregnancy block: initation by administered gonadotropin., P C. Hoppe and W K. Whitten

Pregnancy block in mice, changes in pituitary lh and lth and plasma progestin levels., V M. Chapman, C Desjardins, and W K. Whitten

Pregnancy block in mice: changes in pituitary LH and LTH and plasma progestin levels., V M. Chapman, C Desjardins, and W K. Whitten

Pregnancy block 'the bruce effect' in inbred mice and in the f1 hybrids., B Godowicz

Pregnancy induced hemagglutinins to paternal h-2 antigens in multi- parous mice., R C. Goodlin and L A. Herzenberg

Pregnancy induced in genetically sterile mice., M Smithberg and M N. Runner

Pregnancy-induced involution of the thymus can be pre- vented by immunizing with paternal skin grafts: a strain- -dependent effect., A G. Clarke

Pregnancy-induced nest building by c57bl/6j and dba/2j mice. Abstr., J Broida and B Svare

Pregnancy, parturition and lactation in an ames dwarf mouse. Abstr., A Bartke

Pregnancy rate and intrauterine death in A/HeJ, A/J, C57BL/6J and DBA/2J mice., Anthony Helstosky

Pregnant mare serum and human chorionic gonadotropin stimulate ovarian dalta5-3beta-hydroxysteroid dehydrogenase in aged mice., E D. Albrecht, R D. Koos, and S F. Gottlieb

Pregnant mice are not primed but can be primed to fetal allo- antigens., T G. Wegmann, C A. Waters, D W. Drell, and G A. Carlson

Pregnant mice are not primed but can be primed to fetal alloantigens., T G. Wegmann, C A. Waters, D W. Drell, and G A. Carlson

Preimmunization as a means to prolong the life span of mice bearing artificially induced tumors of the mediastinum. Abstr., L Adlersberg, J M. Singer, and S C. Edberg

Pre-implantation death of mouse eggs caused by irradiated food., dahmen M. Moutschen, J Moutschen, and L Ehrenberg

Pre-implantation developmental potential of SWR/J oocytes following maintenance of meiotic arrest in vitro., Arlene S. Rapkin

Preimplantation development of gynogenetic diploid mouse embryos., E Borsuk

Preimplantation development of microsurgically obtained haploid and homozygous diploid mouse embryos and effects of pretreatment with cytochalasin b on enucleated eggs., J A. Modlinski

Preimplantation development of mouse embryos in KSOM: augmentation by amino acids and analysis of gene expression., Y Ho, K Wigglesworth, J J. Eppig, and R M. Schultz

Preimplantation development of tw32/tw32 lethal mouse embryos in vitro., N H. Granholm, P M. Johnson, and G M. Brenner

Preimplantation differentiation in the mouse egg as revealed by microinjection of vital markers., I Wilson, E Bolton, and R H. Cuttler

Preimplantation embryonic development of spontaneous mouse parthenotes after oocyte meiotic maturation in vitro., J J. Eppig

Preimplantation lethality of monosomy for mouse chromosome 19., C J. Epstein and B Travis

Preimplantation losses in inter se and cross matings of phh and phl mice. Abstr., J E. Lothers and J A. Weir

Pre-implantation loss in the dominant lethal assay. Abstr., J Kratochvilova

Prekeratin-like filaments used as a marker of differentiation of endodermal cells in the mouse teratocarcinoma system., D Paulin, leon S. Robine, and N Forest

Preleukaemic syndrome in germ free akr mice., M Pollard

Preleukemic cells and radiation-induced thymoma in c57bl mice. Abstr., J R. Maisin, A Leonard, and G Mattelin

Preleukemic change in the bone marrow of whole-body irradiated rfm/up mice., F C. Ludwig, M E. Smoke, W G. Schug, and W L. Bostick

Preleukemic expression of tl antigens in x-irradiated c57bl/6 mice., E Stockert and L J. Old

Preleukemic thymus metabolism in akr mice. Abstr., N V. Dimitrov and I Brodsky

Preliminary analysis of the 'upright' agonistic posture in mice, mus musculus, in response to footshock. Abstr., G M. Kimbrell

Preliminary attempts to grow explants of embryonic mouse gonads in tissue culture., Ann M. Michelson

Preliminary characterization of human cell surface molecules controlled by human chromosomes 6 and 7., B B. Knowles, R Mausner, and D P. Aden

Preliminary characterization of hybridoma antibodies that inhibit fibrinogen-platelet interactions. Abstr., B S. Coller

Preliminary characterization of the cell in nu/nu mice that responds in the mixed leukocyte reaction., B A. Croy and D Osoba

Preliminary characterization of the cells causing an h-2-restricted gvh reaction., B Kindred

Preliminary crystallographic study of the fc fragment of a monoclonal igg2b murine immunoglobulin., M Comarmond and P Tougard

Preliminary data on crossing over between H-2 and Fu, Ki, and T in the mouse., G D. Snell

Preliminary data on the relative biological effectiveness of 60-mev protons for leukemia and tumor induction in female rf mice. Abstr., E B. Darden, N Clapp, A Upton, R Bender, and M Jernigan

Preliminary evaluation of genetic risks from internally deposited 239pu in b6cf1 male mice. Abstr., D Grahn, B H. Frystak, J J. Russell, and A Lindenbaum

Preliminary evidence for correlation between human cml target specificitiex@@@s with specificities defined on human cell alloimmune h-2 sera. Abstr., P Ivanyi, vriesendorp B. Breur, E Lacko, P V. Mourik, R D. Bois, loonen E. Berg, and V P. Eijsvo

Preliminary evidence for different d end h-2 molecules acting as restriction antigens from influenza and alpha viruses. Abstr., R Blanden and A Mullbacher

Preliminary evidence of genetic control of the immune response to the thy-1.2 Antigen in mice., M B. Zaleski

Preliminary investigations of specific olfactory deficits in mice. Abstr., C J. Wysocki and D Tucker

Preliminary investigations of the dwarf mouse., Virginia Shepard

Preliminary note on the occurrence of sex-limited character in cats., C C. Little

Preliminary note on the relations between regenerative growth, ageing and tumor formation in the mouse liver., C F. Hollander

Preliminary observations on early experience as related to social behavior., M B. Waller and J L. Fuller

Preliminary observations on immunity in balb/c mice to a myeloma tumor of balb/c origin., W T. Shearer, R J. Graff, and H N. Eisen

Preliminary observations on spontaneous and radiation-induced leukemia in germfree mice., H E. Walburg, A C. Upton, R L. Tyndall, W Harris, and G E. Cosgrove

Preliminary observations on the cerebellum in the mutant mouse lurcher., K W. Caddy and T J. Bisco

Preliminary observations on the life-shortening effects of triethylene melamine and x-rays administered in combination to mice. Abstr., A C. Upton and J W. Conklin

Preliminary observations on thyroid-pituitary axis in goldthioglucose- -treated mice. Abstr., D M. Morris

Preliminary protein analysis of the murine zona pellucida., Molly Burchell

Preliminary report, determination of the radiation induced mutation rate for sex-linked lethals in the mouse. Abstr., D Grahn, F A. Verley, and W P. Leslie

Preliminary report of a simple method of bio-assay for placental gonadotrophins., Leida Klaar

Preliminary report of a study of the hormonal and reproductive capacities of reconstituted ovarian fragments in mice of strains 129 and C-Scott., Patricia Ann Tomlin

Preliminary report on a species cross in rodents, Mus musculus x Mus wagneri., C C. Little

Preliminary report on the cellular effects of tryptophane and its metabolites upon ehrlich ascites tumor., K Yoshida, H Oshima, T Fukui, and Y Takatsuka

Preliminary report on the effect of a concentrated calf spleen extract on spontaneous mouse tumors., G F. Watson

Preliminary report on the effects of localized head irradiation on the development of transplanted tumors in c3h/hej mice., M J. Phillip and P P. Maximuke

Preliminary report on the electroencephalography of several inbred strains of mice., Alfred J. Coulombre

Preliminary report on the experimental induction of metastases from a heterologous cancer graft in mice., N Molomut, D M. Spain, S D. Gault, and L Kreisler

Preliminary studies leading toward the cloning of the spectrin gene in the mouse., David M. Bodine

Preliminary studies on the isolation of carzinostatin complex and its characteristics. Studies on the streptomyces antibiotics. Xxxxiii., J Shoji

Preliminary studies on the topography and h-2d and mammary leukaemia (ml) antigens on dba/2 mouse leukaemia cells., P Kusnierczyk and J Peknicova

Preliminary study of effect of chilling the ovaries of the mouse., Jean Moe

Preliminary study of the interaction of the growth processes influencing the ossification patterns of the vertebral column of the rabbit., Helen Ruth Fox

Preliminary virological and immunological studies of the salivary gland tumor of c3h/he mouse., L Castelli and A Caputo

Prelymphoma cells in the bone marrow of mice treated with a mouse t cell lymphoma virus (sl3-3). Abstr., E F. Hays, H Takeuchi, and A Kato

Prelymphomatous or preleukemic state in mice. Relation to human preleukemia., M Block

Pre-malignant mammary tissue of mice, antigenicity, cellular composition, and progression to malignancy. Abstr., G Slemmer

Premature activation of acinar zymogens as a mechanism for exocrine pancreatic insufficiency in CBA/J mice., Edward C. Dempsey

Premature birth induced in mice by salicylate., M Eriksson and K S. Larsson

Premature development of ligandin (gsh transferase b) in mice with an inherited defect in endoplasmic reticulum-golgi structure and function., Z Gatmaitan, S Lewis, H Turchin, and I M. Arias

Premature termination of the transmission of immunity in the runted mouse., S E. Kyffin

Premieres observations a propos d'une nouvelle souche de souris hautement cancerigene., J Mouriquand, C Mouriquand, and J Petat

Prenatal and postnatal maternal components in house mouse behavior. Abstr., S A. Fredette and L J. Leamy

Prenatal chlorpromazine effects on liver enzymes, glycogen, and ultrastructure in mice offspring., T Samorajski, J M. Ordy, and C Rolsten

Prenatal chlorpromazine effects on liver, survival and behavior of mice offspring., J M. Ordy, T Samorajski, R L. Collins, and C Rolsten

Prenatal chlorpromazine effects on liver, survival and behavior of mice offspring., J M. Ordy, T Samorajski, R L. Collins, and C Rolsten

Prenatal cytodifferentiation in the pars distalis of the dwarf mutant mouse., D B. Wilson and E Christensen

Prenatal development of the brain in several mouse strains. Abstr., D Wahlsten

Prenatal development of the grey lethal mouse. I. Teeth and jaws., M B. Hollinshead, L C. Schneider, and M E. Smith

Prenatal effects of potentially toxic substances on behavioral development of mice: methodology and preliminary findings. Abstr., C F. Petrilli, M Bagwell, and E C. Simmel

Prenatal effects of the cancer chemotherapeutic drug icrf 159 in mice, rats, and rabbits., D I. Duke

Prenatal epidemiology of spontaneous cleft lip and palate, open eyelid, and embryonic death in a/j mice., H Kalter

Prenatal ethanol exposure in mice: teratogenic effects., C L. Randall and W J. Taylor

Prenatal formation of hair follicle types., S J. Mann

Prenatal maternal influence on behavior in mice. Evidence of a genetic basis., M W. Weir and J C. Fries

Prenatal maternal methadone effects on pregnant c57bl/6 mice and their offspring., L D. Middaugh and L W. Simpson

Prenatal maternal stress in mice, differential effects on behavior., J C. Defries

Prenatal multicarcinogenesis by ethylnitrosourea in mice., S D. Vesselinovitch, M Koka, K V. Rao, N Mihailovich, and J M. Rice

Prenatal protein deprivation increased defects of the corpus callosum in balb/c laboratory mice., P Wainwright and R Stefanescu

Prenatal toxic effects of sts 557. I. Investigations in mice., S Klaus

Prenatal toxicity of medroxyprogesterone acetate in rabbits, rats, and mice., F D. Andrew and R E. Staples

Preneoplastic lesions in murine mammary cancer., D Medina

Preneoplastic lesions of the human mammary gland transplanted into the nude athymic mouse., H M. Jensen and S R. Wellings

Prenylated proteins: demonstration of a thioether linkage to cysteine of proteins., H C. Rilling, E Bruenger, W W. Epstein, and A A. Kandutsch

Preoperative irradiation and chemotherapy in the cure of a mouse lymphosarcoma., C A. Perez and J Olson

Preoperative irradiation, evaluation by a simple experimental model., B H. Feder and P B. Blair

Preoperative use of a single dose of x-rays., W R. Inch and J A. Credie

Preoptic area brain grafts in hypogonadal (hpg) female mice abolish effects of congenital hypothalamic gonadotropin- -releasing hormone (gnrh) deficiency., M J. Gibson, H M. Charlton, M J. Perlow, E A. Zimmerman, T F, V, and D T. Krieger

Preparation and characterisation of an antiserum to the mouse candidate for immunoglobulin d., E R. Abney, I R. Hunter, and R M. Parkhouse

Preparation and characterization of 80 s ribosomes of ascites tumor cells active in polypeptide synthesis., K Letnansky

Preparation and characterization of antibodies to the lambda chain variable region (vlambda) of mouse immunoglobulins., neriah Y. Ben, P Lonai, M Gavish, and D Givol

Preparation and characterization of anti-framework antibodies to the heavy chain variable region (vh) of mouse immunoglobulins., neriah Y. Ben, C Wuilmart, P Lonai, and D Givol

Preparation and characterization of anti-framework antibodies to the kappa-chain variable region (vk) of mouse immunoglobulins., neriah Y. Ben, P Lonai, and D Givol

Preparation and characterization of antithymocyte serum and globulin without stem cell activity., B Mosedale, M A. Smith, and J S. Courtenay

Preparation and characterization of cell skeletons from normal lymphoid cells., K J. Artzt, B H. Sanford, and P S. Marfey

Preparation and effects of an anti-b cell serum., T Kakiuchi, H Nariuchi, and N Tamura

Preparation and practice in medical education., C C. Little

Preparation and preliminary characterization of monoclonal antibodies against human dna polymerase., S Tanaka, S Hu, T S. Wang, and D Korn

Preparation and properties of an antiplasma cell serum directed against a defined plasmacytoma cell population., M L. Proctor and H B. Herscowitz

Preparation and properties of antisera directed against antigens of the p-815 mastocytoma cell not shared by its syngeneic host, the dba/2 mouse., M Bertschmann, K J. Clemetson, and E F. Luscher

Preparation and properties of antisera to mph-1, the mouse macrophage alloantigen., J R. Archer and A E. Dewar

Preparation and properties of mitochondria from ehrlich ascites tumor cells., P Borst

Preparation and properties of ribosomal subunits from mouse plasmo- cytoma tumors., B Mechler and B Mach

Preparation and properties of the (na+ + k+)-atpase of plasma mem- branes from ehrlich ascites cells., M Colombini and R M. Johnstone

Preparation and purification of plasma membranes from murine lymphoma cells carrying tumour-specific antigenicity., A Wolf and P J. Avis

Preparation and some properties of amelanotic melanoma mitochondria., M Hiraga and K Adachi

Preparation and subfractionation of isologous and heterologous anti-idiotypes, using fv fragments., M Helman, I Shreier, and D Givol

Preparation and surface labeling of murine eosinophils., A W. Burgess, K M. Cruise, G F. Mitchell, and S M. Watt

Preparation and use of ly antisera., F Shen, E A. Boyse, and H Cantor

Preparation, characterization, and primate testing of monoclonal antithymocyte globulin., C P. Bieber, F D. Howard, J Pennock, J Wong, R Shorthouse, and E B. Stinson

Preparation of a 'chemical vaccine' against tumor progression., W T. Shier

Preparation of a glycopeptide from an immunoglobulin kappa polypeptide chain from the mouse., T J. Coleman, R D. Marshall, and M Potter

Preparation of an alloantiserum to murine c3 and demonstration of multiple alleles., sakai S. Natsuume, S Amano, C Hayakawa, and M Takahashi

Preparation of an antibody to mouse serum igd., F D. Finkelman, S W. Kessler, and I Scher

Preparation of an antiserum specific to a spontaneous mouse leukemia after the induction of artificial immunological tolerance to normal mouse tissue., E Levi

Preparation of antigenically active membranes from solid murine lymphomas and fibrosarcomas., M A. Pierotti, S Miotti, G D. Torre, G Parmiani, and G D. Porta

Preparation of antisera for the detection of the ss protein and the slp alloantigen., H C. Passmore and K W. Beisel

Preparation of a targeting construct for the Zfa gene., Haley A. Perlick

Preparation of a transplantation antigen from epidermal cells., ledant G. Lejeune and F H. Albert

Preparation of biologically active plague murine toxins labelled with 75se-methionine., S A. Leon, S Kadis, and G Kollmann

Preparation of covalent igg complexes of defined size and their clearance from the circulation of mice., F M. Brennan, S A. Grace, and C J. Elson

Preparation of dialyzable histocompatibility antigen from balb/c mice., R H. Kerman, T Harris, and S Harris

Preparation of f(ab')2 fragments from mouse igg of various subclasses., E Lamoyi and A Nisonoff

Preparation of fixed antigenic, non-oncogenic and protective neoplastic cells., A A. Hakim

Preparation of functionalized derivatives of insulin: conjugation of erythrocytes for hemagglut- ination and plaque-forming cell assays., C C. Chien, R Lieberman, and J K. Inman

Preparation of fv fragment from the mouse myeloma xrpc-25 immunoglobulin possessing anti-dinitrophenyl activity., J Sharon and D Givol

Preparation of highly immunogenic protein conjugates by direct coupling to glutaraldehyde-treated cells: comparison with commonly used preparations., E H. Relyveld and efraim S. Ben

Preparation of highly radioactive bovine anti-mouse lymphocyte antibody., D W. Dresser

Preparation of isoantisera in laboratory mice., J H. Stimpfling, E A. Boyse, and R Mishell

Preparation of lyt antisera., F Shen

Preparation of murine transplantation antigens, ultra-centrifugal distribution, physical properties, and biological activity., A P. Monaco, M L. Wood, and P S. Russell

Preparation of peroxidase: antiperoxidase (pap) complexes for immunohistological labeling of monoclonal antibodies., D Y. Mason, J L. Cordell, Z Abdulaziz, O Naiem, and G Bordenave

Preparation of pure cultures of tumor macrophages., R Evans

Preparation of retine from human urine., A Hegyeli, J A. Laughlin, and gyorgyi A. Szent

Preparation of rna-directed dna polymerase from spleens of balb/c mice infected with rauscher leukemia virus., W Yang, C Koh, and L C. Waters

Preparation of single, soluble antigens of the mouse histocompat- ibility-2 complex., M Edidin

Preparation of soluble immune response suppressor and macrophage- -derived suppressor factor., T M. Aune and C W. Pierce

Preparation of t cell growth factor free from interferon and factors stimulating hemopoietic cells and mast cells., lewis I. Clark, J W. Schrader, and J L. breschkin

Preparation of two solid phase immunogens., G N. Trump

Preparations on development of friend leukemia in mice., I Gresser, J Coppey, and E Falcoff

Preparative hplc analysis of the interaction of chloroethyl- -nitrosoureas with the cellular dna of l1210 cells in culture. Abstr., J D. Groopman, K W. Kohn, J Strong, and L C. Erickson

Prepubertal orchidectomy induces thymic abnormalities in aging (nzb x sjl)f1 male mice., F Dumont, R Barrois, and R C. Habbersett

Preputial gland abscess in mice., C C. Hong and R D. Ediger

Preputial gland of the male mouse, attractant function., F H. Bronson and D Caroom

Preputial gland tumor sterols. III. A metabolic pathway from lanosterol to cholesterol., A A. Kandutsch and A E. Russell

Preputial gland tumor sterols. Iii. A metabolic pathway from lano- sterol to cholestrol., A A. Kandutsch and A E. Russell

Preputial gland tumor sterols. II. Identification of 4a-methyl-8-cholesten-3b-ol., A A. Kandutsch and A E. Russell

Preputial gland tumor sterols. II. The identification of 4 alpha- -methyl-delta8-cholesten-3beta-ol, A A. Kandutsch and A E. Russell

Preputial gland tumor sterols. I. The occurrence of 24,25-dihydrolanosterol and a comparison with liver and the normal gland., A A. Kandutsch and A E. Russell

Presence and distribution of free porphyrins in transplants of a chrysoidin-induced mouse hepatoma., K Medras

Presence and expression of friend erythroleukemia virus-re- lated sequences in normal and leukemic mouse tissues., A Bernstein, C Gamble, D Penrose, and T W. Mak

Presence and mobilization of glycogen in mammalian pancreatic beta cells., B Hellman and L Idahl

Presence and regulation of epidermal growth factor (egf) and enkephalin receptors in neuroblastoma cells. Abstr., G Bhargava, M Bak, E Levy, and M H. Makman

Presence and transmission of mammary tumor virus and leukemia virus in the balb/cfriii mouse., F Squartini, E Bucciarelli, and G B. Bolis

Presence dans le contenu et la paroi de l'intestin des souris axeniques et classiques d'une substance inhibant le pouvoir infectieux du virus de l'hepatite de souris., M Piazza and J Salomon

Presence de cellules sensibles a l'erythropoietine dans le foie foetal de souris en fin de gestation., carrez D. Huaulme and lartigue O. Gallien

Presence de particules d'aspect viral dans les thymomes transplant- ables des souris dba/2. Etude ultra-morphologique de leur formation., F Haguenau and K Hollmann

Presence de particules d'aspect viral dans un sarcome greffable de la souris provoque par le methylcholanthrene., N Granboulan, M R. Riviere, and W Bernhard

Presence de particules virales dans diverses tumeurs transplantees de la souris., G Seman

Presence de particules virales dans les organes de la souris nzb., K E. Hollmann

Presence et role d'anticorps facilitants dans le serum d'animaux hautement tolerants aux cellules vivantes. Abstr., R Kinsky, H Duc, and G Voisin

Presence, induction and possible role of glucose 6-phosphatase in mammalian pancreatic islets., I Taljedal

Presence in human breast cancer of rna homologous to mouse mammary tumour virus rna., R Axel, J Schlom, and S Spiegelman

Presence in unprimed mice of helper t cells specific for antigens closely related to self and their possible relevance to tumor immunology., L M. Pilarski and I F. Mckenzie

Presence of a gonadotrophin on the surface of preimplanted mouse embryos., L D. Wiley

Presence of a high-molecular-weight form of catalase in enzyme purified from mouse liver., M B. Baird, H R. Massie, and L S. Birnbaum

Presence of a high-molecular-weight RNA and RNA-directed DNA polymerase in rabbit hereditary lymphosarcoma., H G. Bedigian, R R. Fox, and H Meier

Presence of alloreactive ia antigens on murine intestine epithelial cells., B Curman, O Kampe, L Rask, and P A. Peterson

Presence of alpha-fetoprotein-positive cells in hepatocellular foci and microcarcinomas induced by single injections of diethylnitrosamine in infant mice., H Koen, T D. Pugh, D Nychka, and S Goldfard

Presence of alpha, nu, and gamma2b-specific rna species in peyer's patches and tepc 15 iga myeloma. Abstr., G E. Woloschak and C D. Liarakos

Presence of a mouse embryonic antigen on human spermatozoa., caron M. Buc, G Gachelin, M Hofnung, and F Jacob

Presence of an additional metacentric chromosome in akr/t1ald leukaemic cells., E Legrand and J F. Duplan

Presence of an intrastrain cross-reactive idiotype on a/j antibodies of the ige class for the p-azophenylarsonate group., T Hirano, S Kojima, N Hirayama, M J. Nells, E Inada, A Nisonoff, and Z Ovary

Presence of a novel recombinant murine leukemia virus-like glycoprotein on the surface of virus-negative c57bl lymphoma cells., P J. Fischinger, H J. Thiel, M Lieberman, H S. Kaplan, N M. Dunlop, and W G. Robey

Presence of antibody against mouse fetal antigen in the sera from c57bl/6 mice immunized with rauscher leukemia., A Shimoto and Y Ito

Presence of anti-sm reactivity in autoimmune mouse strains., R A. Eisenberg, E M. Tan, and F J. Dixon

Presence of antitumorous autoantibodies in the blood of balb/c mice with methylcholanthrene-induced sarcoma., Y A. Umansky, M I. Fedorovskaya, E P. Vetrova, and L P. Kaminskaya

Presence of a proteolytic activity in murine mammary tumor virus., G C. Sen, H C. Haspel, and N H. Sarkar

Presence of a tumor inhibitory principle (tip) in globulin extract of livers., P A. Herbut, W H. Kraemer, and F A. Keon

Presence of a type-c virus in the murine leukemia cell line, l1210. Abstr., H S. Allaudeen

Presence of b cells revealed in low-zone tolerance with a lysozyme- -bovine albumin dimer. Abstr., E Sercarz, A Cunningham, and N Green

Presence of cells in b-cell lineage in mixed (gemm) colonies from murine marrow cells., H Hara

Presence of circulating anti-H-2 antibody and cell-mediated precursors in successful DBA/2J-plus-(DBA/2J X C3H/HeJ)F1 parabiosed mice., D W. Drell, G A. Carlson, and T G. Wegmann

Presence of circulating anti-h-2 antibody and cell-mediated precursors in successful dba/2j-plus-(dba/2j x c3h/hej)f1 parabiosed mice., D W. Drell, G A. Carlson, and T G. Wegmann

Presence of common idiotypes on antibodies induced by glutamic acid-lysine-containing terpolymers in responder and nonresponder mice with the ig-1b heavy chain allotype., T J. Kipps, B Benacerraf, and M E. Dorf

Presence of common surface antigen(s) on endodermal tumors and embryonal tissues of rats, hamsters and mice., L Van hove, M Delacourt, B Park, H Sobis, and M Vandeputte

Presence of dmba-3h in the mouse ovary and its relation to ovarian tumour induction., T Krarup and H Loft

Presence of donor specific gamma-globulins in sera of allogeneic mouse radiation chimeras., L A. Herzenberg and L J. Cole

Presence of fibroblast-transforming genes in normal dna of several mouse and rat strains., P Bentvelzen

Presence of foreign h-2 like antigenic specificities on reticulum cell sarcoma cells syngeneic to sjl mice. Abstr., D Fyfe, N Ponzio, and J Finke

Presence of giant cells in the liver of mice with lymphatic leukemia., A Meshorer and N Trainin

Presence of host-reactive t cells in lymphohaematopoietic chimeras., J D. Waterfield, I K. King, and R W. Dutton

Presence of immunosuppressive agents with various activities in ehrlich ascites fluid., K Nitta and H Umezawa

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Presence of intestinal intraepithelial lymphocytes in mice with severe combined immunodeficiency disease., K Croitoru, R H. Stead, J Bienenstock, G Fulop, D G. Harnish, L D. Shultz, P K. Jeffery, and P B. Ernst

Presence of intracisternal type a particles in normal bone tissue from various mouse strains., K Marquart

Presence of life-shortening factors in spleens of aged mice of long lifespan and extension of life expectancy by splenectomy., J F. Albright, T Makinodan, and J W. Deitchman

Presence of mast cell precursors in fetal liver of mice., Y Kitamura, M Shimada, and S Go

Presence of mast cell precursors in peripheral blood of mice demonstrated by parabiosis., Y Kitamura, K Hatanaka, M Murakami, and H Shibata

Presence of multipotential hemopoietic cells in teratocarcinoma cultures., C A. Cudennec and G R. Johnson

Presence of murine leukemia virus envelope proteins gp70 and p15(e) in a common polyprotein of infected cells., N G. Famulari, D L. Buchhagen, H Klenk, and E Fleissner

Presence of oncornavirus-like particles in the p388 murine leukemic cell line., J M. Schmidt and G R. Pettit

Presence of pluripotent haemopoietic precursors in vitro (cfu-mix) in haemopoietic tissues from mice of w/wv genotype., H Hara, Y Ohe, K Noguchi, K Nagai, K Tsuyama, and Y Kitamura

Presence of poly(ra),poly(dt)-dependent dna polymerase in mouse myeloma cells., I Suzuka and M Muto

Presence of prelymphoma cells in the bone marrow of the lymphomagenic virus-treated akr mouse., H Takeuchi, A Kato, and E F. Hays

Presence of radio-resistant antigen-primed b cells involved in persistent antibody formation. Abstr., H Okudaira and K Ishizaka

Presence of retinoic acid-binding protein in experimental tumors and in tissues with metastatic tumor. Abstr., B P. Sani

Presence of rna methylases in intracisternal a particles purified from a mouse plasma cell tumor., A B. Chepelinsky, R Gantt, and N Wivel

Presence of serum igd and igd-containing plasma cells in the mouse., A Bargellesi, G Corte, E Cosulich, and M Ferrarini

Presence of splenic suppressor cells in mice bearing regressively growing moloney sarcomas and their absence in progressor mice., E Weiland and M Mussgay

Presence of suppressor cells in spleens of mice bearing a weakly immunogenic syngeneic tumor., S C. Gautam and S D. Deodhar

Presence of t 145 on cytolytic t cell lines and their lectin- -resistant mutants., A Conzelmann, R Pink, O Acuto, J Mach, S Dolivo, and M Nabholz

Presence of target cells for friend virus (fvp) in the liver and spleen of early postnatal mice., M P. Mc garry and E A. Mirand

Presence of t cell-associated surface antigens on murine nk cells., S B. Pollack, M R. Tam, R C. Nowinski, and S L. Emmons

Presence of the murine red blood cell antigen hol in nzb as well as other strains of mice. Abstr., G Woloschak and D Senitzer

Presence of type c particles containing reverse transcriptase in l1210 leukemia., H S. Allaudeen and J R. Bertino

Presence of viral antigen in inclusion bodies formed in ehrlich ascites tumor cells infected with newcastle disease virus., R K. Wertz and W R. Adams

Presence of wa-1 in dw/dt and related strains of mice., D P. Doolittle, S Bouvier, and C Amato

Presence on idiotype-specific suppressor t cells of receptors that interact with molecules bearing the idiotype., F L. Owen, S Ju, and A Nisonoff

Presensitization of human cells with extrinsic signals to induced chemical carcinogenesis., G E. Milo and J A. Dipaolo

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Presentation of Antigen by Endothelial Cells and Chemoattraction Are Required for Homing of Insulin-specific CD8(+) T Cells., A Y. Savinov, F S. Wong, A C. Stonebraker, and A V. Chervonsky

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Presentation of antigen by endothelial cells and chemoattraction are required for homing of insulin-specific CD8+ T cells., A Y. Savinov, F S. Wong, A C. Stonebraker, and A V. Chervonsky

Present concepts concerning x-chromosome inactivation in mammals. Abstr., M F. Lyon

Present status of oncolytic virus studies., C M. Southam

Presenza di antigeni gruppo-specifici delle particelle c nella fase liquida di tumori ascite del topo., R Ribacchi

Presenza di particelle virali a, b e c negli organi dei topi riii/dmse., E Bucciarelli, G B. Bolis, and F Squartini

Preservation of a glucoreceptor mechanism during culture of b-cell rich pancreatic islets. Abstr., E Gylfe

Preservation of central auditory function in the deafness mouse., G R. Bock, M P. Frank, and K P. Steel

Preservation of functional white blood cells. Abstr., J W. Goodman

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Preservation of functioning human thyroid organoids in the scid mouse: 1. System characterization [see comments], A Martin, M Valentine, P Unger, C Lichtenstein, A E. Schwartz, E W. Friedman, L D. Shultz, and T F. Davies

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Preservation of functioning human thyroid organoids in the scid mouse: II. Biased use of intrathyroidal T cell receptor V genes [see comments], N Matsuoka, A Martin, E S. Concepcion, P Unger, L D. Shultz, and T F. Davies

Preservation of functioning human thyroid organoids in the scid mouse. IV. In vivo selection of an intrathyroidal T cell receptor repertoire., A Martin, N Matsuoka, J Zhang, A Zhou, M Nakashima, P Unger, A E. Schwartz, E W. Friedman, L D. Shultz, and T F. Davies

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Preservation of functioning human thyroid organoids in the severe combined immunodeficient mouse. III. Thyrotropin independence of thyroid follicle formation., M Valentine, A Martin, P Unger, N Katz, L D. Shultz, and T F. Davies

Preservation of intestinal absorption after irradiation by pretreat- ment with mercaptoethylguanidine. Abstr., E Schwartz and B Shapiro

Preservation of mouse bone marrow at -79 (degrees) c with dimethyl sulphoxide., smith M. Ashwood

Preservation of mouse embryos by two-step freezing., M J. Wood and J Farrant

Preservation of mouse marrow. Abstr., M A. Bender

Preservation of plaque-forming cells by means of deep freezing., F Bohm and R Dvorak

Preservation of rabbit spermatozoa: ethylene glycol vs glycerol for frozen semen., R R. Fox and J F. Burdick

Preservation of rabbit spermatozoa: fertility results from frozen semen., R R. Fox

Preservation of thymus functionality during in vivo culture in heterologous systems., M Spitz

Preservation of viable bone marrow cells by freezing., M A. Bender, P T. Tran, and L H. Smith

Pressure effects on survival of mice with transplantable leukaemia., K F. Doerner, S Sanford, and R A. Liebelt

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Pretargeting vs. direct targeting of human betalox5 islet cells subcutaneously implanted in mice using an anti-human islet cell antibody., Guozheng Liu, Shuping Dou, Ali Akalin, Mary Rusckowski, Philip R Streeter, Leonard D Shultz, and Dale L Greiner

Pretransformation membrane changes associated with chemical carcinogens and aqueous extracts of fossil fuel-generated respirable particulates. Abstr., T J. Facklam, J P. Crowley, and A J. Dennis

Pretransplantation co2 exposure of bone marrow grafts in mice., A E. Goldsmith and A Joseph

Pretreatment of murine thymocytes by phytohemagglutinin inhibits the binding of 3h-concanavalin a., K Ozato, J D. Ebert, and W H. Adler

Pretreatment of plastic petri dishes with fetal calf serum. A simple method for macrophage isolation., K Kumagai, K Itoh, S Hinuma, and M Tada

Pretreatment with minor histocompatibility antigens prevents the development of functional ctl helper cell activity., R L. Hayes and H N. Claman

Pretreatment with phorbol myristate acetate inhibits macrophage activity against intracellular protozoa., H W. Murray

Pretreatment with protective substances as a factor in freeze-thaw survival., J K. Sherman

Pretreatment with time-dependently active short-chain adrenocorti- cotropin (acth-17; hoe 433) for convenient optimization of murine adriamycin chronotolerance. Abstr., F Halberg, S Sanchez, H Brown, E Haus, J Melby, H Wilson, R Sothern, H Berg, and L E. Scheving

Preuve cytogenetique de la greffe de cellules de moelle osseuse chez la souris., S Sorieul

Prevalence and distribution of murine mammary tumor virus antigen detectable by immunocytochemistry in spontaneous breast tumors of wild mice., M B. Gardner, J K. Lund, and R D. Cardiff

Prevalence of cutaneous fibromas in white-tailed deer (Odocoileus virginianus) in New York and Vermont., J P. Sundberg and S W. Nielsen

Prevalence of murine C-type RNA virus group specific anitgen in inbred strains of mice., D D. Myers, H Meier, and R J. Huebner

Prevalence of murine c-type rna virus group specific antigen in inbred strains of mice., D D. Myers, H Meier, and R J. Huebner

Prevalence of murine mammary tumor virus antibody and antigens in normal and in tumor-bearing feral mice., D L. Fine, L O. Arthur, and M B. Gardner

Prevalence of non-t-cells in the replication of the n-tropic, type c virus of young akr mice., S Gisselbrecht, C Blaineau, M Hurot, F Pozo, and J P. Levy

Prevalence of retinitis pigmentosa in Maine., C H. Bunker, E L. Berson, W C. Bromley, R P. Hayes, and T H. Roderick

Prevalence of the group-specific (gs) antigen and infections virus expressions of the murine c-type rna viruses during the life span of balb/ccr mice., R L. Peters, J W. Hartley, G J. Spahn, L S. Rabstein, A E. Whitmire, H C. Turner, and R J. Huebner

Prevalence of viruses in colonies of laboratory rodents., M C. Van nunen, J P. Koopmann, J W. Mullink, and J V. Veen

Prevalent deficiency in tumor cells of cycloheximide-induced cycle arrest., E E. Medrano and A B. Pardee

Prevalent types of tumors developing in neonatally thymectomized mice., A Kojima, O Taguchi, T Sakakura, and Y Nishizuka

Prevention and recovery from influenza virus infection in the absence of serum antibody. Abstr., R M. Kris, R Asofsky, C Evans, and P A. Jr

Prevention and treatment of spontaneous leukemia in germfree akr mice., M Pollard and N Sharon

Prevention and treatment of the graft-versus-host reaction in radiation chimeras by antilymphocyte serum., V Suvatte and J H. Githens

Prevention by fluoride of magnesium deficiency defects such as growth inhibition, renal abnormalities, hyperuremia, and hyperphosphatemia in kk mice., Y Hamuro

Prevention by spermidine of the immunosuppression caused by methylglyoxal-bis-guanylhydrazone in mice. Abstr., J Bennett, J Ehrke, C Dave, and E Mihich

Prevention by testosterone of the intestinal toxicity caused by the antitumor agent 3-deazauridine., A Bloch, G Dutschman, G Grindey, and C Simpson

Prevention, by testosterone, of the intestinal toxicity caused by the antitumor agent 3-deazauridine. Abstr., A Bloch, M C. Wang, and C L. Simpson

Prevention by the mer tubercle bacillus fraction of immunosuppression induced by cancer chemotherapeutic agents. I. Antigody response of mice treated with cyclophosphamide., Y Stupp, R Saltoun, and D W. Weiss

Prevention by the mer tubercle bacillus fraction of immunosuppression induced by cancer chemotherapeutic agents. II. Contact hypersensitivity in guinea pigs and mice treated with cyclophosphamide., C Zimber, efraim S. Ben, and D M. Weiss

Prevention by the mer tubercle bacillus fraction of immuno- suppression induced by cancer chemotherapeutic agents. Iii. Contact hypersensitivity to dinitrofluorobenzene in mice treated with methotrexate, 5-fluorouracil or cyclophosphamide, or exposed to dinitrobenzene-sulfonate., C Zimber, efraim S. Ben, and D W. Weiss

Prevention by thymidine of teratogenic effects caused by 5-bromo- deoxyuridine and 5-fleuro-deoxyuridine., Deborah Chase

Prevention et traitement de la leucemie l1210 de la souris a l'aide de cellules tumorales inactivees et greffees, en association d'un immunomodulateur, la fraction p40, et d'agents antitumoraux. (eng. Summ.)., E Relyveld, B Bizzini, and efraim S. Ben

Prevention of 5-fluorouracil (5-fu)-induced leukopenia with enhancement of antitumor activity. Abstr., R L. Stolfi, S Spiegelman, and D S. Martin

Prevention of acute graft-versus-host (gvh) disease with spleen- -absorbed antimouse thymocyte globulin (atg) and with fab of atg., J J. Trentin, E R. Richie, and M T. Gallagher

Prevention of acute graft-versus-host (gvh) mortality with spleen- -absorbed antithymocyte globulin (atg)., J J. Trentin and K P. Judd

Prevention of adrenal cortical carcinoma by diethylstilbestrol., G W. Woolley and C C. Little

Prevention of a genetically determined congenital eye anomaly in the mouse by the administration of cortisone during pregnancy., M J. Watney and J R. Miller

Prevention of airborne contamination and cross-contamination in germ-free mice by laminar flow., D Van der waaij and A Andreas

Prevention of akr leukemia by thymectomy at varying ages., K Nakakuki, H Shisa, and Y Nishizuka

Prevention of akr leukemia by transplanting h-2-incompatible allogeneic bone marrow requires the maintenance of chimerism., E E. Emeson and M M. Weintraub

Prevention of allograft rejection by immunization with donor blood depleted of ia-bearing cells., D Faustman, P Lacy, J Davie, and V Hauptfeld

Prevention of antitumor effect of 5-fluorouracil by hypoxanthine., M Yoshida, A Moshi, and K Kuretani

Prevention of autoimmune development by bone marrow transplants. Abstr., J I. Morton and B V. Siegel

Prevention of autoimmune diabetes in the BB rat by intrathymic islet transplantation at birth., E H. Leiter and R G. Gill

Prevention of autoimmunity in experimental lupus erythematosus by soluble immune response suppressor., R S. Krakauer, W Strober, D L. Rippeon, and T A. Waldmann

Prevention of benzo(a)pyrene-induced mutagenicity by homogenous epoxide hydratase., F Oesch, P Bentley, and H R. Glatt

Prevention of carcinogenesis by murine sarcoma virus (harvey) following injections of immune sera during the latent period., J Bubenik, A Turano, and G Fadda

Prevention of congenital otolith defect in pallid mutant mice by manganese supplementation., L C. Erway, A S. Fraser, and L S. Hurley

Prevention of cyclic and triton-induced increases in hydroxymethyl- glutaryl coenzyme a reductase and sterol synthesis by puromycin., A A. Kandutsch and S E. Saucier

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Prevention of cyclic and triton-induced increases in hydroxymethylglutaryl coenzyme A reductase and sterol synthesis by puromycin., A A. Kandutsch and S E. Saucier

Prevention of death from metastases by immune rna therapy., B S. Wang, S R. Onikul, and J A. Mannick

Prevention of death in mice after lethal irradiation of the head., R A. Goepp and F Fitch

Prevention of delayed foreign marrow reaction in lethally irradiated mice by early administration of methotrexate., H L. Lochte, A S. Levy, D M. Guenther, E D. Thomas, and J W. Ferrebee

Prevention of diabetes in the NOD mouse: implications for therapeutic intervention in human disease., M A. Bowman, E H. Leiter, and M A. Atkinson

Prevention of drug-induced upset to energy production in the s180 sarcoma by inhibition of prostaglandin synthetase., G R. Jones

Prevention of experimental allergic encephalomyelitis (eae) in the sjl/j mouse by whole body ultraviolet irradiation., S Hauser, H L. Weiner, M Che, M E. Shapiro, F Gilles, and N L. Letvin

Prevention of fetal gvhd following bone marrow transplantation by pre-treatment of the inoculum with anti-t-cell drugs. Abstr., D W. Kennedy, P M. Bealmear, J Epstein, and E A. Mirand

Prevention of friend virus leukemogenesis by concanavalin a. I. Detection of dormant virus and role of humoral antibody in protected mice., J R. Kateley and H Friedman

Prevention of genetic anemias in mice by microinjection of normal hematopoietic stem cells into the fetal placenta., R A. Fleischman and B Mintz

Prevention of glomerulonephritis and prolonged survival in new zealand black/new zealand white f1 hybrid mice fed an essential fatty acid-deficient diet., E R. Hurd, J M. Johnston, J R. Okita, P C. Macdonald, O Ziff, and J N. Gilliam

Prevention of graft-versus-host disease by fab fragments derived from alg., E R. Richie, M T. Gallagher, and J J. Trentin

Prevention of graft versus host disease (gvhd) with antiserum (as) or cytoxan (cy) during immunotherapy of transplantable moloney leukemia (lstra). Abstr., M Kende, L Keys, and J P. Glynn

Prevention of graft-versus-host disease using embryonic thymus grafts. Abstr., W D. Biggar, O Stutman, and R A. Good

Prevention of graft-versus-host mortalitiy in mice by preincubation of the graft with highly purified spleen- -derived immunosuppressive peptides., N Kiger and M Lenfant

Prevention of graft-versus-host reaction by donor pretreatment with soluble h-2 antigens., pannenko O. Halle, M C. Martyre, and G Mathe

Prevention of graft-versus-host reaction in mice by picogram quantitites of highly purified spleen-derived immunosuppressive peptide., di giusto L. Millerioux, N Kiger, N Duchange, and M Lenfant

Prevention of granuloma development in the mouse by using t cell hybridoma products., C H. Ginsburg, J T. Dambrauskas, R B. Whitaker, Z M. Falchuk, and M I. Greene

Prevention of growth of leukemia cells in mice by monoclonal antibodies directed against thy 1.1 Antigen disulfide linked to two ribosomal inhibitors: pokeweed antiviral protein or ricin a chain., S Ramakrishnan and L L. Houston

Prevention of gvhd across major h-2 barriers by pretreatment of donor lymphophematopoietic grafts with monoclonal anti- -thy-1.2 Linked ricin. Abstr., D A. Vallera, R J. Youle, D M. Neville, J, and J H. Kersey

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Prevention of "Humanized" diabetogenic CD8 T-cell responses in HLA-transgenic NOD mice by a multipeptide coupled-cell approach., M Niens, A E. Grier, M Marron, T W. Kay, D L. Greiner, and D V. Serreze

Prevention of igg2a production as a result of allotype-specific interaction between t and b cells., M J. Bosma and G C. Bosma

Prevention of immunoglobulin production by allotype-dependent t cells., M J. Bosma, G C. Bosma, and J L. Owen

Prevention of immunologic deficiency in pituitary dwarf mice by prolonged nursing., R J. Duquesnoy and R A. Good

Prevention of induced leukaemia in mice by immunological inhibition of adenohypophysis., W Pierpaoli and ghera N. Haran

Prevention of interferon-induced augmentation of cellular anti-tumor effector mechanisms by phorbol esters., R Keller, M Aguet, M Tovey, and L Stitz

Prevention of leukemia in lethally irradiated akr mice by cba/h marrow transplantation. Abstr., T Tanaka, Y Obata, G Fernandes, K Onoe, L Stockert, and R A. Good

Prevention of marrow allograft rejection with radioactive strontium. Evidence for marrow-dependent effector cells., M Bennett

Prevention of methotrexate (mtx) toxicity by carboxypeptidase g1 (cpd g1). Abstr., B A. Chabner, D G. Johns, and J R. Bertino

Prevention of methotrexate toxicity with thymidine esters or thymidine/thymine plus diazouracil. Abstr., W Ensminger and A Rosowsky

Prevention of murine lupus nephritis by carrier-dependent induction of immunologic tolerance to denatured dna., Y Borel, R M. Lewis, and B D. Stollar

Prevention of murine pulmonary metastases with immune rna. Abstr., B S. Wang, S R. Onikul, and J A. Mannick

Prevention of murine sarcoma virus oncogenesis in offspring of immunized female mice., bianchi L. Chieco, D Collavo, G Biasi, and A Colombatti

Prevention of myeloma growth in balb/c mice by injection of anti- -immunoglobulin antisera., D D. Manning and J W. Jutila

Prevention of parabiotic intoxication and induction of tolerance using ionizing radiation. Abstr., R D. Guttmann and J B. Aust

Prevention of postthymectomy autoimmune thyroiditis in mice., A Kojima, kojima Y. Tanaka, T Sakakura, and Y Nishizuka

Prevention of radiogenic leukemias in whole-body irradiated rfm/u mice. Abstr., F C. Ludwig and W L. Bostick

Prevention of radioleukaemia by lymph node shielding., P L. Ilbery

Prevention of recrudescent malaria in nude mice by thymic grafting or by treatment with hyperimmune serum., D W. Roberts, R G. Rank, W P. Weidanz, and J F. Finerty

Prevention of secondary disease mortality following allogeneic bone marrow transplantation for acute leukemia in akr mice. Abstr., R L. Truitt, M M. Bortin, and A A. Rimm

Prevention of spontaneous autoimmunity to dna in nzb/swiss mice by treatment with natural double-stranded rna., J Rovensky, J Doskocil, J Pekarek, L Borecky, D Zitnan, and J Svejcar

Prevention of spontaneous leukemia in akr mice by passive immunization and type specificity of this protection., D C. Fish, R V. Gilden, R M. Bare, R M. Trimmer, and R J. Huebner

Prevention of spontaneous leukemia in akr mice by type-specific immunosuppression of endogenous ecotropic virogenes., R J. Huebner, R V. Gilden, R Toni, R W. Hill, R W. Trimmer, D C. Fish, and B Sass

Prevention of spontaneous leukemia in mice by oncornavirus immuni- zation., D C. Fish, R M. Bare, P R. Hill, and R J. Huebner

Prevention of suppressor t-cell development in mice treated with deoxyguanosine (gdr). Abstr., H Dosch, A Cohen, A Mansour, and E W. Gelfand

Prevention of t cell tolerance by poly a.u-induced Thymocyte fluid. Abstr., S L. Capanna, Y M. Kong, P H. Bick, and A G. Johnson

Prevention of the bone-marrow syndrome in irradiated mice. A comparison of the results after bone-marrow shielding and bone- marrow inoculation., F A. De vries and O Vos

Prevention of therapeutically induced regression of sarcoma 180 by immunologic enhancement., J F. Ferrer and E Mihich

Prevention of the regression of s-180 in pyridoxine-dificient mice by treatment with antitumor agents. Abstr., E Mihich and C A. Nichol

Prevention of tolerance in differentiating b lymphocytes by t cells., C J. Elson

Prevention of tolerance induction to a thymus-dependent antigen by poly(a) - poly (u)-induced thymocyte fluid., S L. Fessia, Y M. Kong, P H. Bick, and A G. Johnson

Prevention of transformation of mammary gland by retinoid in whole organ culture. Abstr., M S. Dickens and S Sorof

Prevention of ultraviolet damage to the dermis of hairless mice by sunscreens., L H. Kligman, F J. Akin, and A M. Kligman

Prevention of virus-induced mammary tumors by an orally active pan- creas factor., L S. King

Prevention of virus-induced neoplasms in mice through passive transfer of immunity sensitized syngeneic lymphoid cells., L W. Law, R C. Ting, and E Leckband

Prevention of wasting disease by pregnancy associated with hypertrophy of the fetal thymus., M J. Elders, B A. Parham, and E R. Hughes

Prevention of wasting in mice thymectomized at birth and their sub- sequent rejection of allogeneic leukemic cells., J East and D M. Parrott

Prevention of x-ray-induced leukemia in mice. I. Action of a radiation leukemia protection factor in several mouse strains follow- ing leukemogenic or sublethal doses of x-ray., M E. Hodes, D B. Clewell, J D. Hubbard, and P Yu

Prevention with thymic tumor of wasting and death in neonatally thymectomized mice. Abstr., O Stutman, E J. Yunis, and R A. Good

Preventive and therapeutic effects of large-dose nicotinamide injections on diabetes associated with insulitis. An observation in nonobese diabetic (nod) mice., K Yamada, K Nonaka, T Hanafusa, A Miyazaki, I Toyoshima, and S Tarui

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Previously undetected human hematopoietic cell populations with short-term repopulating activity selectively engraft NOD/SCID-beta2 microglobulin-null mice., H Glimm, W Eisterer, K Lee, J Cashman, T L. Holyoake, F Nicolini, L D. Shultz, Kalle C. von, and C J. Eaves

Preweaning growth of inbred, f1 hybrid, and random-bred mice as a measure of mother's lactation., J Nagai, A J. Lee, and C G. Hickman

Preweaning growth of young and the weight of mammary glands of mother mice., J Nagai

Primarily allografts of hearts in mice. The role of h-2d, h-2k, and non-h-2 antigens in rejection., R J. Corry, H J. Winn, and P S. Russell

Primary aggressive motivation in three inbred strains of mice., A Tellegen and J M. Horn

Primary amines inhibit the triggering of b lymphocytes to antibody synthesis., C Julian, N A. Speck, and S K. Pierce

Primary and secondary cell-mediated cytotoxic response to friend leukemia. Abstr., C C. Ting, D Rodrigues, and R B. Herberman

Primary and secondary delayed-type hypersensitivity to minor histocompatibility antigens in the mouse., T H. Van der kwast, J G. Olthof, and R Benner

Primary and secondary heart tumors in mice maintained on various diets., J Szepsenwol and N V. Boschetti

Primary and secondary in vitro cytotoxic t cell responses to nzb plasmacytoma tumor associated antigens. Abstr., R C. Burton and N L. Warner

Primary and secondary in vitro generation of cytolytic t lymphocytes in the murine sarcoma virus system., F Plata, J Cerottini, and K T. Brunner

Primary and secondary nonrandom x chromosome inactivation in early female mouse embryos carrying searle's translocation t(x;16)16h., N Takagi

Primary and secondary variants in immunoglobulin heavy chain production., S Koskimies and B K. Birshtein

Primary and transplanted endometrial adenocarcinoma in mice., N Munoz and T B. Dunn

Primary antibody and delayed type hypersensitivity response of mice to ovalbumin., M T. Lubet and J R. Kettman

Primary antibody response against k and d regions of the h-2a and h-2d haplotypes., I Malave and H Fuji

Primary antibody response in organ cultures., A Globerson and R Auerbach

Primary anti-viral cytotoxic t-cell responses in semiallogeneic chimeras are not absolutely restricted to host h-2 type., R V. Blanden and M E. Andrew

Primary biochemical defect in copper metabolism in mice with a recessive x-linked mutation analogous to menkes' disease in man., H W. Prins and C J. Hamer

Primary cell-mediated lympholysis response to a maternally transmitted antigen., R I. Smith, D P. Huston, and R R. Rich

Primary culture of mouse mammary tumor epithelial cells embedded in collagen gels., J Yang, R Guzman, J Richards, and S Nandi

Primary culture of mouse vaginal epithelial cells in collagen gels. Abstr., T Iguchi, Y Tomooka, H A. Bern, and K T. Mills

Primary cultures and the levels of cytochrome p450 in hepatocytes from mouse, rat, hamster, and rabbit liver., C J. Maslansky and G M. Williams

Primary cytomegalovirus infection following cardiac transplantation in a murine model., R H. Rubin, E J. Wilson, L V. Barrett, and D N. Medearis

Primary defect in copper transport underlies mottled mutants in the mouse., D Hunt

Primary demyelination in theiler's virus infection. An ultrastructural study., M C. Dal canto and H L. Lipton

Primary follicular dystrophy with scarring dermatitis in C57BL/6 mouse substrains resembles central centrifugal cicatricial alopecia in humans., J P. Sundberg, D Taylor, G Lorch, J Miller, K A. Silva, B A. Sundberg, D Roopenian, L Sperling, D Ong, L E. King, and H Everts

Primary generation of cytolytic t lymphocytes in the absence of dna synthesis., H R. Macdonald and R K. Lees

Primary human breast carcinomas transplantable in the nude mouse., A Sebesteny, papadimitriou J. Taylor, R Ceriani, O Millis, C Schmitt, and D Trevan

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Primary hyperparathyroidism caused by parathyroid-targeted overexpression of cyclin D1 in transgenic mice., Y Imanishi, Y Hosokawa, K Yoshimoto, E Schipani, S Mallya, A Papanikolaou, O Kifor, T Tokura, M Sablosky, F Ledgard, G Gronowicz, T C. Wang, E V. Schmidt, C Hall, E M. Brown, R Bronson, and A Arnold

Primary immune response in cultures of spleen cells., J Marbrook

Primary immune responses to h-y in balb/c-h-2k mice., R B. Ashman

Primary importance of prolactin and/or growth hormone in the mammary development of mice. (jap., Eng. Summ.)., R Yanai and H Nagasawa

Primary in vitro cell-mediated lympholysis reaction of nzb mice against unmodified targets sysngeneic at the major histocompatibility complex., U Botzenhardt, J Klein, and M Ziff

Primary in vitro cytotoxic response of f1 t lymphocytes against parental antigens., H Ishikawa and R W. Dutton

Primary in vitro cytotoxic response of nzb spleen cells to qa-1b-associated antigenic determinants., R R. Rich, D A. Sedberry, D L. Kastner, and L Chu

Primary in vitro cytotoxic t cell response to non-major histocompatibility complex alloantigens in normal mice., S Macphail, I Yron, and O Stutman

Primary in vitro immunogenicity of liposomal model membranes in mouse spleen cell cultures., T Yasuda, T Tadakuma, C W. Pierce, and S C. Kinsky

Primary in vitro mouse b-cell response induced by self-hormone-coupled self-albumin., F Denizot and P Golstein

Primary in vitro sensitization of murine lymphocytes against isogeneic and allogeneic cells transformed by simian virus 40., T Maki and M L. Howe

Primary in vivo t cell reactivity of nzb grafts in h-2 identical allogenic hosts., U Botzenhardt, J Siegmund, V Siegmund, and J Muller

Primary myocardial disease in the diabetic mouse. An ultrastructural study., F Giacomelli and J Wiener

Primary neoplasms of bones in mice: retrospective study and review of literature., A M Kavirayani, J P Sundberg, and O Foreman

Primary neoplastic transformation in vivo of xeno- geneic skin grafts on nude mice., J W. Kreider, G L. Bartlett, and F E. Sharkey

Primary non-random x-inactivation caused by controlling elements in the mouse demonstrated at the cellular level., S Rastan

Primary polydipsia and hydronephrosis in an inbred strain of mice., E Silverstein, L Sokoloff, O Mickelsen, and G E. Jr

Primary rejection of homologous intraperitoneal fibroblasts. Abstr., L Weiss and P Smyth

Primary sex determination: genetics and biochemistry., J L. Hall and S S. Wachtel

Primary sex determination. H-y antigen and the development of the mammalian testis., S S. Wachtel

Primary sex determining genes in mice., E M. Eicher

Primary site of gene action in anterior pituitary dwarf mice., R L. Carsner and E G. Rennels

Primary stimulation of rats and mice with hemocyanin in solution and adsorbed on bentonite., R Gallily and J S. Garvey

Primary structural analysis of the murine major transplantation antigen h-2db using radiosequencing methodology. Abstr., W L. Maloy and J E. Coligan

Primary structural analysis of the tla region gene products, qa-2 and tl., M J. Soloski, K R. Mcintyre, J W. Uhr, and E S. Vitetta

Primary structural studies of an h-2l molecule confirm that it is a unique gene product with homology to h-2k and h-2d antigens., J E. Coligan, T J. Kindt, R Nairn, S G. Nathenson, A H. Sachs, and T H. Hansen

Primary structural studies of the qa-2 alloantigen: implications for the evolution of the mhc., M J. Soloski, J W. Uhr, and E S. Vitetta

Primary structure of a mouse anti-digoxin hybridoma antibody. Abstr., J Novotny, hunter M. Mudgett, E Haber, and M N. Margolies

Primary structure of an idiotype-bearing antigen nonbinding monoclonal antibody heavy chain. Abstr., J A. Smith and M N. Margolies

Primary structure of heavy chains from anti-arsonate hybridoma proteins of a/j and balb/c mice expressing a minor idiotype. Abstr., E Juszczak, R Near, and M N. Margolies

Primary structure of light chain from the myeloma protein produced by mouse plasmacytoma mopc-315. Abstr., E P. Schulenburg, R G. Lynch, E S. Simms, R A. Bradshaw, and H N. Eisen

Primary structure of mouse, rat, and guinea pig cytochrome c., S S. Carlson, G A. Mross, A C. Wilson, R T. Mead, A D. Wolin, S F. Bowers, N T. Foley, and E Margoliash

Primary structure of murine major histocompatibility alloantigens: amino acid sequence of the cyanogen bromide fragment ia (positions 139-228) from the h-2kb molecule., H Uehara, B M. Ewenstein, J M. Martinko, S G. Nathenson, H J. Kindt, and J E. Coligan

Primary structure of murine major histocompatibility complex alloantigens: amino acid sequence of the amino-terminal one hundred and seventy-three residues of the h-2kb glycoprotein., H Uehara, B M. Ewenstein, J M. Martinko, S G. Nathenson, J E. Coligan, and T J. Kindt

Primary structure of murine major histocompatibility complex alloantigens. Amino acid sequence of the nh2-terminal ninety- -eight residues of the h-2db glycoprotein., W L. Maloy, S G. Nathenson, and J E. Coligan

Primary structure of murine major histocompatibility complex alloantigens: amino acid sequence studies of the cyanogen bromide fragments of the h-2kb glycoprotein., J E. Coligan, T J. Kindt, B M. Ewenstein, H Uehara, and S G. Nathenson

Primary structure of murine major histocompatibility complex alloantigens: completion of the sequence of the amino-terminal 284 residues of h-2kb., J M. Martinko, H Uehara, B M. Ewenstein, T J. Kindt, O E. Coligan, and S G. Nathenson

Primary structure of murine major histocompatibility complex alloantigens. Isolation, biochemical characterization, and preliminary alignment of cnbr fragments from the h-2kb glyco- protein., B M. Ewenstein, T Nisizawa, H Uehara, S G. Nathenson, and T J. Kindt

Primary structure of the h-2db alloantigen. II. Additional amino acid sequence information, localization of a third site of glycosylation and evidence for k and d region specific sequences., W L. Maloy and J E. Coligan

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Primary structure of the mouse glycerol-3-phosphate dehydrogenase gene., R C. Ireland, M A. Kotarski, L A. Johnston, U Stadler, E Birkenmeier, and L P. Kozak

Primary structure of the mouse h-2kb alloantigen. Abstr., H Uehara, B M. Ewenstein, J M. Martinko, S G. Nathenson, E. Coligan, and T J. Kindt

Primary tumor immunity in nude mice., L M. Prehn and H C. Outzen

Primary tumor immunity in nude mice., L M. Prehn and H C. Outzen

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Primed Peritoneal B Lymphocytes Are Sufficient To Transfer Protection against Brugia pahangi Infection in Mice., N Paciorkowski, L D. Shultz, and T V. Rajan

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PRIME importance of pathology expertise., P N. Schofield, S D. Brown, J P. Sundberg, M Arends, M V. Warren, P Dubus, and al et

Primer specificity of ribosome-associated poly(a) polymerase from ehrlich ascites tumour cells., G I. Milchev, Z V. Avaramova, and A A. Hadjiolov

Primi dati sulla tumorigenesi spontanea nei topi timectomizzati (riii/dm/se e balb/cf/cb/se substrains)., M Olivi, G Barieri, E Bucciarelli, and G B. Bolis

Priming dose effects in methotrexate treatment of l1210. Abstr., M J. Straus, N Mantel, and A Goldin

Priming effect of luteinizing hormone releasing hormone in the hypogonadal mouse., G Fink, W J. Sheward, and H M. Charlton

Priming for a cytotoxic response to minor histocompatibility antigens. Antigen specificity and failure to demonstrate a carrier effect., M J. Bevan

Priming for a secondary response during a primary response suppressed by passive antibody. Abstr., J W. Safford and S Tokuda

Priming for audiogenic seizures in balb/c mice as a function of stimulus exposure duration and age., G R. Gates and C Chen

Priming for audiogenic seizures in balb/c mice as a function of stimulus exposure duration and intensity., G R. Gates and C Chen

Priming of mouse macrophages with the macrophage colony-stimulating factor (CSF-1) induces a variety of pathways that regulate expression of the interleukin 6 (Il6) and granulocyte-macrophage colony-stimulating factor (Csfgm) genes., S J. Kamdar, J A. Fuller, S I. Nishikawa, and R Evans

Priming of virus-immune memory t cells in newborn mice., D H. Schwartz, J L. Hurwitz, N S. Greenspan, and P C. Doherty

Primi risultati in merito al rapporto fra grado di omozigosi e radio- sensibilita nel topo., C Stuart

Primitive hematopoietic stem cell function in vivo is uniquely high in the CXB-12 mouse strain., J Chen, C M. Astle, Sieburg C. Muller, and D E. Harrison

Primitive hemopoietic stem cells: direct assay of most productive populations by competitive repopulation with simple binomial, correlation and covariance calculations., D E. Harrison, C T. Jordan, R K. Zhong, and C M. Astle

Primordial germ cell proliferation in fetal testes in mouse strains with high and low incidences of congenital testicular teratomas., T Noguchi and L C. Stevens

Primordial germ cell proliferation in fetal testes in mouse strains with high and low incidences of congenital testicular teratomas., T Noguchi and L C. Stevens

Primordial oocyte destruction by cyclophosphamide. Abstr., D R. Mattison and K Shiromizu

Princeton mouse genomics conference report, Princeton University, Princeton NJ, USA., B B. Knowles

Principles in teratology., K Degenhardt and J Kleinebrecht

Principles of eosinophil diluents., R S. Speirs

Prior treatment effects on open field behaviour of mice--a genetic analysis., N D. Henderson

Private and public antigens of the mouse h-2 system., J Klein

Private and public specificities of the major murine histocompatibility complex (h-2). Molecular representation of h-2dd antigens., M Hess

Private specificites of h-2k and h-2d loci as possible selective targets for effector lymphocytes in cell-mediated immunity., B D. Brondz, I K. Egorov, and G I. Drizlikh

Private specificities of H-2K and H-2D loci as possible selective targets for effector lymphocytes in cell-mediated immunity., B D. Brondz, I K. Egorov, and G I. Drizlikh

Proactive and retroactive effects of diethyl ether on spatial dis- crimination learning in inbred mouse strains dba/2j and c57bl/6j., M F. Elias and S J. Simmerman

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Proapoptotic BID is required for myeloid homeostasis and tumor suppression., S S. Zinkel, C C. Ong, D O. Ferguson, H Iwasaki, K Akashi, R T. Bronson, J L. Kutok, F W. Alt, and S J. Korsmeyer

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Probabilistic prediction of Saccharomyces cerevisiae mRNA 3'-processing sites., J H. Graber, G D. McAllister, and T F. Smith

Probabilistic view of the transformation of cultured c3h/10t1/2 mouse embryo fibroblasts by 3-methylcholanthrene., A Fernandez, S Mondal, and C Heidelberger

Probable clonal development of foreign-body-induced murine sarcomas., A L. Reddy and P J. Fialkow

Probable macrophage origin of the lipopolysaccharide-induced cytostatic effect on intra-erythrocytic malarial parasites (plasmodium vinckei)., C M. Rzepczyk

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Probe-level analysis of expression microarrays characterizes isoform-specific degradation during mouse oocyte maturation., J Salisbury, K W. Hutchison, K Wigglesworth, J J. Eppig, and J H. Graber

Probing mechanism of neurodevelopment using novel mouse mutant, Tiffany Hammond

Probit analysis of cytotoxicity data., B W. Papermaster, J H. Pincus, P Lincoln, and R A. Reisfeld

Problems and potentialities of hematopoietic tissue trans- plants., S E. Bernstein

Problems and potentialities of hematopoietic tissue transplants., S E. Bernstein

Problems concerning irradiated inbred male mice in relation to the hypothesis of genetic extinction., Lynn Louise Habel

Problems in defining the nude mouse., J Rygaard

Problems in quantitation of transformation frequency in neoplastic transformation assays with balb/c-3t3 and c3h- -10t1/2 cells. Abstr., A S. Tu and A Sivak

Problems in stress genetics. II. Genetic analysis of the weight of the endocrine glands in mice under normal and stressful conditions., L Schuler, P M. Borodin, and D K. willbelyaev

Problems in the biochemistry and physiological genetics of pigmentation in mammals., W L. Russell, E S. Russell, and L R. Brauch

Problems of classification., J A. King and J W. Nichols

Problems of classification., J A. King and J W. Nichols

Problems of methodology, planning and co-ordination - the role of the nervous system in the pathogenesis of tumours and the main prospects for further development of that problem., A A. Solov'ev

Problems with and approaches to specificity in the serologic measurement of histocompatibility and tumor-associated antigens on tumor cell surfaces., P A. Klein

Proc. 3rd. Internat. Cong. Endocrinol. (exc. Med. Internat. Cong. Ser., K Takahashi, G Possanza, E P. Al, O. Testost, and P M. willabstr

Procaine-mediated modification of membranes and of the response to x irradiation and hyperthermia in mammalian cells., T M. Yau

Procarbazine-induced specific-locus mutations in male mice., U H. Ehling and A Neuhauser

Procedure for the isolation of mouse anti h-2 antibodies from complex alloantisera., R M. De waal and R A. Koene

Procedures for radioimmunoassay of the mouse mammary tumor virus., J B. Sheffield, T Daly, A S. Dion, and N Taraschi

Proceedings: activity of certain glycolytic enzymes in developing mouse embryos., P Quinn and L P. Kozak

Proc. Endocrine soc. 49th Meeting, bal harbour, florida, (june 15-17), T Uchikawa, ul abedin Zain, R A. Al, A. Diethylstil, and L willabstr

Processing by the thymus is not required for cells that cure and populate W/WV recipients., D E. Harrison, C M. Astle, and J A. DeLaittre

Processing by the thymus is not required for cells that cure and populate w/wv recipients., D E. Harrison, C A. Astle, and J A. Delaittre

Processing for electron microscopy alters membrane structure and packing in myelin., D A. Kirschner and C J. Hollingshead

Processing mutants of enzymes. Abstr., A J. Lusis

Processing of mopc 315 iga alpha-chain oligosaccharides. Abstr., S Hickman, J L. Theodorakis, J M. Greco, and P H. Brown

Processing of mopc 315 immunoglobulin a oligosaccharides: evidence for endoplasmic reticulum and trans golgi alpha1,2,- -mannosidase activity., S Hickman, J L. Theodorakis, J M. Greco, and P H. Brown

Procoagulant activity of sarcoma sublines with different metastatic potential., M Colucci, R Giavazzi, G Alessandri, N Semeraro, A Mantovani, and M B. Donati

Procollagen and collagen produced by a teratocarcinoma-derived cell line, tsd4. Evidence for a new molecular form of collagen., C D. Little, R L. Church, R A. Miller, and F H. Ruddle

Proc Symp Genetic Control of Mammalian Metabolism, June 30-July 2, 1969., D L. Coleman

Procudtion of antisera specific for idiotype(s) of murine anti-(t,g)-a--l antibodies., S H. Pincus, D H. Sachs, and H B. Dickler

Produced by a murine melanoma., V P. Bhavanandan, J Umemoto, J R. Banks, D E. Davidson, and I A. Sialoglycopeptides

Produced by mitogen-activated lymphocytes., K J. Lafferty, S J. Prowse, adra A. Al, H S. Warren, J Vasalli, D E. Reich, and R A. Factor)

Producing and detecting paracentric chromosomal inversions in mice., T H. Roderick

Producing and detecting paracentric chromosomal inversions in mice., T H. Roderick

Producing cells in vivo. Simultaneous detection of anti-hapten and anti-carrier antibody-producing cells in lymphoid tissue., N Van rooijen, N Kors, D M. Boorsma, P D. R, N Nieuwmegen, and I. Antibody

Production and characterization of a monoclonal antibody to human type iv collagen., L Y. Sakai, E Engvall, D W. Hollister, and R E. Burgeson

Production and characterization of cytotoxic thy-1 antibody- -secreting hybrid cell lines. Detection of t cell subsets., P Lake, E A. Khorshidi, and G H. Sunshine

Production and characterization of monoclonal antibodies to cholera toxin., E F. Remmers, R R. Colwell, and R A. Goldsby

Production and characterization of monoclonal antibodies to rat kidney transamidinase. Abstr., M Gross and J V. Pilsum

Production and characterization of mouse migration inhibitory factor (mif). Abstr., A L. Kuhner, H G. Remold, and J R. David

Production and characterization of radioresistant mutants of murine l5178y lymphoma. Abstr., T M. Yau, S C. Kim, E C. Gregg, and O F. Nygaard

Production and characterization of three monoclonal antibodies to candida albicans proteins., N A. Strockbine, M T. Largen, and H R. Buckley

Production and partial characterization of monoclonal antibodies to mycobacterium leprae., T P. Gillis and T M. Buchanan

Production and properties of mouse antihapten antibodies., C A. Mattioli, Y Yagi, and D Pressman

Production and properties of mouse trisomy 15-diploid chimeras., C J. Epstein, S Smith, and D R. Cox

Production and renewal of murine natural killer cells in the spleen and bone marrow., S C. Miller

Production and temporary suppression of memory cells during tolerance induction in t cells., S Z. Spiesel and R K. Gershon

Production and utilization of nadph in the leydig cells of the mouse testis. Abstr., S J. Hitzeman

Production and utilization of reduced nicotinamide adenine dinucleo- tide phosphate in the mouse testis., S J. Hitzeman

Production by mouse spleen cells of factors stimulating differentiation of mouse myeloid leukemic cells that differ from the colony-stimulating factor., Y Yamamoto, M Tomida, and M Hozumi

Production by murine spleen cells of an activity stimulating the pha-responsiveness of thymus lymphocytes., G Di sabato, D Chen, and J W. Erickson

Production by spleen and lymph node cells of conditioned medium with erythroid and other hemopoietic colony- -stimulating activity., D Metcalf and G R. Johnson

Production de colonies spleniques chez la souris injectee de moelle hematopoietique preirradiee., A Schmitz and J Haot

Production de leucemies verticalement transmissibles a l'aide d'extraits d'un adenocarcinome pulmonaire., G Rudali and P Jullien

Production de sarcomes, chez la souris, par injections de 4-nitro- quinoleine-n-oxyde et de 4-nitroquinoldine-n-oxyde., A Lacassagne, hoi N. Buu, and F Zajdela

Production d'hemagglutininines chez la souris irradiee a dose letale et injectee de moelle hematopoietique preirradiee., J C. Dethier, J Haot, and L J. Simar

Production d'hyperostoses fronto-parietales internes chez les souris a l'aide d'oestradiol., G Rudali and L Juliard

Production et analyse d'un complexe viral derive d'un virus des radioleucoses de la souris c57bl., R Mamoun, B Guillemain, T Astier, J P. Portail, E Legrand, and F Duplan

Production host resistance to syngeneic lsa lymphoma by bcnu. Abstr., J Feola and Y Maruyama

Production in vitro of murine antibody to a human histocompatibility alloantigen., L A. Lampson, R Levy, F C. Grumet, D Ness, and D Pious

Production of a b cell growth-promoting activity, (dl)bcgf, from a cloned t cell line and its assay on the bcl1 b cell tumor., S L. Swain and R W. Dutton

Production of abnormalities in progeny of C57BL/6J mice treated with 5-fluorodeoxyuridine., Martha E. Fisher

Production of a cross-reactive idiotype in inbred mice. Abstr., L L. Pawlak and A Nisonoff

Production of acute allogeneic disease in mice., R S. Weiser, G A. Granger, W Brown, P Baker, J Jutila, and B Holmes

Production of a deletion panel at the pim-1 locus of the t-complex in mouse chromosome 17., Karen T. Smith

Production of a hapten-specific macrophage arming factor., J D. Stinnett

Production of all-dystrophic litters of mice by artificial insemina- tion., H G. Wolfe and J L. Southard

Production of all-dystrophic litters of mice by artificial insemination., H G. Wolfe and J L. Southard

Production of alloreactive t-cell lymphomas., C G. Fathman and I L. Weissman

Production of alpha and gamma interferons by spleen cells from cytomegalovirus-infected mice., D K. Kelsey, J C. Overall, J, and L A. Glasgow

Production of alpha-fetoprotein and normal serum proteins by xenotransplanted human hepatomas in relation to their growth and morphology., S Hirohashi, Y Shimosato, T Kameya, T Koide, T Mukojima, Y Taguchi, and K Kageyama

Production of altered cell foci by 3-methylcholanthrene in mouse cells infected with akr leukemia virus., J S. Rhim, B Creasy, and R J. Huebner

Production of a monoclonal antibody specific for the i-ae chain, a murine ia antigen under two gene control. Abstr., E A. Lerner, C A. Jr, and D B. Murphy

Production of a monoclonal antibody to autoantigenic components of human glomerular basement membrane., A Pressey, C D. Pusey, A Dash, D K. Peters, and C M. Lockwood

Production of an acute form of homologous disease in adult mice with immune peritoneal cells. Abst., R S. Weiser, W Brown, P Baker, and J Jutila

Production of an antiviral factor by murine spleen cells after treatment with corynebacterium parvum., H Kirchner, H M. Hirt, H Becker, and K Munk

Production of and response to migration inhibitory factor (mif) during early progressive growth of syngeneic tumors of mice. Abstr., E J. Ball, J D. Stinnett, and J G. Michael

Production of an h-2-related suppressor factor by a hybrid t-cell line., M J. Taussig, J R. Corvalan, R M. Binns, and A Holliman

Production of antibodies against influenza virus by somatic cell hybrids between mouse myeloma and primed spleen cells., H Koprowski, W Gerhard, and C M. Croce

Production of antibodies of identical idiotype but diverse immuno- globulin classes by cells derived from a single stimulated b cell., P J. Gearhart, N H. Sigal, and N R. Klinman

Production of antibodies of two sets of specificities by single hemo- lytic foci. Abstr., P A. Campbell

Production of antibodies to host igg after transfer of histocompatible cells primed to host allotype., S A. Grace, C J. Elson, and C M. Coeshott

Production of anti-carcinoembryonic antigen (cea) antibody by somatic cell hybridization. Abstr., C G. Lockhart, R S. Stinson, H W. Margraf, C W. Parker, and G W. Philpott

Production of anti-self-h-2 antibodies by c3d2f1 mice hyperimmune to l cell/l1210 hybrids and l1210 leuekemia cells., K Kawashima, E Watanabe, K Isobe, M Ogura, I Nagura, K Yamada, I Sobue, K Mizoguchi, A Ito, Y Nagai, and I Nakashima

Production of anti-self h-2 antibodies by hybrid mice immune to a viral tumour., R Risser and D J. Grunwald

Production of antiserum in mice to human leukaemia- -associated antigens., M A. Baker and R N. Taub

Production of anti-thymulin (fts) monoclonal antibodies by immun- ization against human thymic epithelial cells., S Berrih, W Savino, M Azoulay, M Dardenne, and J Bach

Production of aortic and skeletal abnormalities in strain 129 mice fed Lathyrus odoratus., Anna Chao

Production of a potent complement-fixing murine leukemia virus- -anti-serum from the rabbit and its reactions with various types of tissue culture cells., W Schafer and E Seifert

Production of a serine-protease with macrophage migration-inhibitory factor activity by virus-transformed cells and human tumor cell lines., G Poste

Production of a specific factor suppressing the ige antibody response in mice. Abstr., B C. Carter

Production of a tumor-specific xenoantiserum from partially purified immunoprotective tumor antigen., T Tanaka, H Yamagishi, N R. Pellis, and B D. Kahan

Production of auto-anti-idiotypic antibody during the normal immune response: changes in the auto-anti-idiotypic antibody response and the idiotype repertoire associated with aging., E A. Goidl, G J. Thorbecke, M E. Weksler, and G W. Siskind

Production of auto-anti-idiotypic antibody during the normal immune response. IV. Studies of the primary and secondary responses to thymus-dependent and -independent antigens., E A. Goidl, A F. Schrater, G J. Thorbecke, and G W. Siskind

Production of auto-anti-idiotypic antibody during the normal immune response. IX. Characteristics of the auto-anti-idiotype antibody and its production., E A. Goidl, C Samarut, gadicke A. Schneider, N L. Hochwald, J. Throbecke, and G W. Siskind

Production of auto-anti-idiotypic antibody during the normal immune response to tnp-ficoll. II. Hapten-reversible inhib- ition of anti-tnp plaque-forming cells by immune serum as an assay for auto-anti-idiotypic antibody., E A. Goidl, A F. Schrater, G W. Siskind, and G J. Thorbecke

Production of auto-anti-idiotypic antibody during the normal immune response to tnp-ficoll. I. Occurrence in akr/j and balb/c mice of hapten-augmentable, anti-tnp plague-forming cells and their accelerated appearance in recipients of immune spleen cells., A F. Schrater, E A. Goidl, G J. Thorbecke, and G W. Siskind

Production of autoinhibitory factors by mouse lymphoma cells in vitro and its relationship to thiol dependence., P Tanapat, E Gaetjens, and J D. Broome

Production of autoreactive i region-restricted t cell hybridomas., L H. Glimcher and E M. Shevach

Production of balb/c anti-idiotypic antibodies against the balb/c myeloma protein 315 does not require an intact ligand-binding site., T Jorgensen, G Gaudernack, and K Hannestad

Production of 'biochemical' mutants in the mouse and the analysis of a new haemoglobinopathy. Abstr., J Peters, S J, and R A. Loutit

Production of b-tropic murine leukemia virus by somatic cell hybrids between mouse peritoneal macrophages and simian virus 40-transformed human cells., K Huebner and C M. Croce

Production of cancers in mice and rats by chromium compounds., W W. Payne

Production of chemotactic activity in mixed leukocyte cultures: maximum effect caused by h-2i region disparity., H T. Cheung and G Sundharadas

Production of clones of lymphoid cell populations., T Mekori, bianci L. Chieco, and M Feldman

Production of coisogenic resistant lines of mice, and list of available lines., G D. Snell

Production of collagenase by mouse peritoneal macrophages in vitro. Characterization of sites of cleavage of tropocollagen., P A. Boxer and S J. Leibovich

Production of colony stimulating factor in long-term bone marrow cultures., R K. Shadduck, A Waheed, J S. Greenberger, and T M. Dexter

Production of colony-stimulating factor in mixed leucocyte cultures., J W. Parker and D Metcalf

Production of colony-stimulating factors by murine t cells in limiting dilution and long-term cultures., F G. Staber, L Hultner, F Marcucci, and P H. Krammer

Production of con a-induced helper t cell replacing factor requires a t cell and an ia-positive non-t cell., S L. Swain and R W. Dutton

Production of congenic anti-lyt-3.1 Sera., S C. Boos, J J. Monaco, and P D. Gottlieb

Production of c particles by culture of akr mammary carcinoma cells., K Hiraki, S Irino, Z Ota, I Miyoshi, H Harada, S Suzuki, and M Sato

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Production of cumulus expansion enabling factor by mouse oocytes grown in vitro: preliminary characterization of the factor., J J. Eppig, A H. Peters, E E. Telfer, and K Wigglesworth

Production of cytotoxic antibody to a benz(a)pyrene-induced sarcoma in mice receiving xenogeneic antitumor immune rna., D Fritze, D H. Kern, N Chow, and Y H. Pilch

Production of differentiation-stimulating factor in cultured mouse myeloid leukemia cells treated by glucocorticoids., Y Honma, T Kasukabe, and M Hozumi

Production of factors with immunosuppressive activity by a murine lymphoblastoid tumor cell line., J M. Mansfield, W M. Shannon, S Yen, and J H. Wallace

Production of fetal antigen-bearing erythrocytes in irradiated adult mice grafted with fetal liver hematopoietic cells., J P. Blanchet, J Samarut, and G Mouchiroud

Production of functional t cells after treatment of bone marrow with thymic factor., H C. Miller, S K. Schmiege, and A Rule

Production of gamma interferon in mice immune to rickettsia tsutsugamushi., B A. Palmer, F M. Hetrick, and T J. Jerrells

Production of goat, rat, and guinea pig antisera to murine ige., G M. Lang, W Y. Lee, B G. Carter, and A H. Sehon

Production of granulocytic progeny by transplanted bone marrow in irradiated mice., S Hellman and H E. Grate

Production of growth- and differentiation-stimulating factors for mouse leukemia cells by different cell species., M Maeda and Y Ichikawa

Production of h2 antibodies by immunisation of rabbits with soluble h2 antigens. Abstr., I F. Mc kenzie, E Painter, H J. Winn, and P S. Russell

Production of hemopoietic stimulating factors by pokeweed- -mitogen-stimulated spleen cells., D Metcalf, S Russell, and A W. Burgess

Production of hepatomas in suckling mice after single application of beta-propiolactone., I N. Chernozemski and G P. Warwick

Production of heterologous cytotoxic antibodies in vitro., P Koldovsky and D Axler

Production of high affinity monoclonal antibodies to deoxy- corticosterone., dujaili E. Al, A L. Hubbard, V V. Heyningen, and C R. Edwards

Production of high titers of interferon-gamma by prestimulated murine spleen cells., F Marcucci, B Klein, H Kirchner, and R Zawatzky

Production of histamine-like and prostaglandin-like substances from serum incubated with rat, dog, mouse or human tumours., M C. Apps and D B. Cater

Production of HLA antibody in mice immunised with syngeneic mouse-human hybrid cells containing human chromosome 6., D P. Aden, R Mausner, and B B. Knowles

Production of human alpha1-antichymotrypsin-like protein by a human malignant melanoma transplanted into nude mice., Y Kondo and N Ohsawa

Production of h-y antibody by female mice that fail to reject male skin., E Goldberg, E A. Boyse, M Scheid, and D Bennett

Production of hybrid cells by fusion of human malignant tumour cells and primary mouse embryo cells., J F. Watkins

Production of ige in congenitally athymic mice. Abstr., J B. Barnett and C J. Wust

Production of igg antibodies and enhanced response of nude mice to dnp-ae-dextran., E Rude, J Wrede, and M L. Gundelach

Production of immune interferon by an interleukin 2-independent murine t cell line., W R. Benjamin, P S. Steeg, and J J. Farrar

Production of immune interferon (iif) as an in vitro parameter of cellular immunity to herpes simplex virus (hsv) in mice. Abstr., H Kirchner, H M. Hirt, and R Zawatzky

Production of immune interferon is regulated by more than one t cell subset: lyt-1,2,3 and qat-5 phenotypes of murine t lymphocytes involved in ifn-gamma production in primary and secondary mixed lymphocyte reaction., S Landolfo, H Kirchner, and M M. Simon

Production of immunity and unresponsiveness in the mouse by feeding contact sensitizing agents and the role of suppressor cells in the peyer's patches, mesenteric lymph nodes and other lymphoid tissues., G L. Asherson, M Zembala, M A. Perera, B Mayhew, and W R. Thomas

Production of immunoglobulin isotypes by Ly-1+ B cells in viable motheaten and normal mice., C L. Sidman, L D. Shultz, R R. Hardy, K Hayakawa, and L A. Herzenberg

Production of immunological tolerance in h-2 dissimilar strains of mice. Abstr., M M. Azar

Production of immunological tolerance in mice after repeated injec- tions of disrupted spleen cells., C Martinez, J M. Smith, M Blaese, and R A. Good

Production of incomplete vi antibody in mice., S Gaines, J A. Currie, and J G. Tully

Production of interferon by brains of genetically resistant and sus- ceptible mice infected with west nile virus., T Vainio, R Gwatkin, and H Koprowski

Production of interferon by in vitro derived bone marrow macrophages., H B. Fleit and M Rabinovitch

Production of interferon in the murine mixed lymphocyte culture. II. Interferon production is a t cell-dependent function, independent of proliferation., H Kirchner, R Zawatzky, H Engler, V Schirrmacher, A Becker, and P Von wussow

Production of interferon-like substance by mouse spleen cells through contact with bhk cells persistently infected with hvj., Y Ito, Y Kimura, I Nagata, and A Kunii

Production of interleukin 2, interleukin 3, and interferon by mouse t lymphocyte clones of lyt-2+ and -2- phenotype., P Guerne, P Piguet, and P Vassalli

Production of large amounts of antibodies in individual mice., A S. Tung, S Ju, S Sato, and A Nisonoff

Production of large quantities of human immunoglobulin in the ascites of athymic mice: implications for the development of anti-human idiotype monoclonal antibodies., P G. Abrams, J J. Ochs, S L. Giardina, A C. Morgan, H B. Wilburn, A R. Wilt, R K. Oldham, and K A. Foon

Production of l-asparagine by tumor cells and the effect of asparagine analogs., T Chou and R Handschumacher

Production of leukemia and stomach neoplasms in swiss, rf, balb/c, and c3h female mice by feeding n-(4-(5-nitro-2-furyl)-2-thiazolyl)- acetamide., S M. Cohen, E Erturk, and G T. Bryan

Production of lung cancer in mice by inhalation exposure to influenza virus and aerosols of hydrocarbons., P Kotin and D V. Wiseley