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Sex- and lineage-specific inheritance of depression-like behavior in the rat., L C. Solberg, A E. Baum, N Ahmadiyeh, K Shimomura, R Li, F W. Turek, G A. Churchill, J S. Takahashi, and E E. Redei

Sex and strain differences in response of mice to adrenal hormones., Lawrence Wragg

Sex and strain differences in the adaptation of C57BL/6J and DBA/2J mice to a reversal of their normal light cycles., Stephen Gollomp

Sex and strain involvement in pheromonal facilitation of gonadotrophin-induced ovulation in the mouse., M X. Zarrow, B E. Eleftheriou, and V H. Denenberg

(sex-associated Antigens in mice and rats.), D L. Gasser, W K. Silvers, and S S. Wachtel

Sex-associated antigens in mice and rats., W Hildemann

Sex-associated differences in the regulation of immune responses controlled by the mhc of the mouse., Y Weinstein, S Ran, and S Segal

Sex-associated hybrid resistance to parental marrow grafts. Abstr., G Cudkowicz

Sex-associated quantitative differences in the plasma esterases of inbred mice., R C. Allen and D J. Moore

Sex chimaerism and germ cell distribution in a series of chimaeric mice., A Mc laren

'sex' Chromatin in neutrophils from male and female c3h mice., R Ruhren

Sex-dependent and h-2-linked influence on expressivity of the brachyury gene in mice., M Mickova and P Ivanyi

Sex-dependent composition and concentration of cholesterol esters in adrenals of dba/2 mice. A previously unreported gonadal influence upon adrenal physiology. Abstr., F Stylianopoulou and R B. Clayton

Sex-dependent protection against diethylnitrosamine- -induced squamous cell carcinomas of forestomach by concomitant administration of food additive, butylated hydroxytoluene. Abstr., N K. Clapp, W C. Klima, and L C. Satterfield

Sex-determining genes on mouse autosomes identified by linkage analysis of C57BL/6J-YPOS sex reversal., E M. Eicher, L L. Washburn, N J. Schork, B K. Lee, E P. Shown, X Xu, R D. Dredge, M J. Pringle, and D C. Page

Sex difference and fine structure on epithelium cells of bowman's capsule in mice. (eng. Abstr.)., Y Hamada

Sex difference for immune depression and runting in neonatally thymectomized mice., H Balner and H Dersjant

Sex difference in acetaldehyde exhalation following ethanol admini- stration in c57bl mice., G P. Redmond and G Cohen

Sex difference in alcohol metabolism, androgenic steroid as an inducer of kidney alcohol dehydrogenase., S Ohno, C Stenius, and L C. Christian

Sex difference in exhaled acetaldehyde in c57bl mice after ethanol administration. Abstr., G Redmond and G Cohen

Sex difference in function of mouse pituitary isografts, revealed by breast cancer development. Abstr., J King, J Galicich, E Hans, F Halberg, and L French

Sex difference in hepatocarcinogenesis induced by dimethylnitrosamine. Abstr., S D. Vesselinovitch

Sex difference in specific and non-specific suppression of non-h-2 allograft responsiveness in mice., M Nemec

Sex-difference in the growth of a strain specific mouse tumour, ta3., F Hartveit

Sex difference in the renal retention of thyroxine in mice., T Kamei, T Tonoue, M Suzuki, and K Yamamoto

Sex differences in formation of anti-t-cell antibodies., E S. Raveche, L W. Klassen, and A D. Steinberg

Sex differences in lipid content of adrenal glands in mice., E Silverstein and R S. Yamamoto

Sex differences in mouse urination patterns., A J. Powell and P R. Wolff

Sex differences in pharmacokinetics and antitumor activity of 3-deazauridine (daur) in mice. Abstr., H K. Slocum, Y M. Rustum, and P J. Creaven

Sex differences in recombination of linked genes in animals., L C. Dunn and D Bennett

Sex differences in survival of h-2 incompatible skin grafts in mice treated with antithymocyte serum., P A. Kongshavn and P Q. Bliss

Sex differences in the intraperitoneal growth of ehrlich's carcinoma., F Hartveit

Sex differences in the regulation of experimentally induced autoantibodies in (nzb x nzw)f1 mice., A Cooke and P Hutchings

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Sex differences in thermal nociception and morphine antinociception in rodents depend on genotype., J S. Mogil, E J. Chesler, S G. Wilson, J M. Juraska, and W F. Sternberg

Sex differences in tumour growth and lymphoid reactions in mice with ehrlich's ascites carcinoma., S Thunold

Sex does not seem to influence the formation of aortic lesions in the P-407-induced mouse model of hyperlipidemia and atherosclerosis., T P. Johnston, J W. Coker, B J. Paigen, and O Tawfik

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Sex, flies and microarrays., G A. Churchill and B Oliver

Sex hormone modulation of autoimmunity in nzb/nzw mice., J Roubinian, N Talal, P K. Siiteri, and J A. Sadakian

Sex hormone receptors in mammary tumours of gr mice., M Sluyser, S G. Evers, and C C. Goeij

Sex hormones and modulation of immune response in sle., N Talal

Sex hormones and the regulation of erythroid spleen colonies develop- ment of fetal liver origin., I Bleiberg and G Perah

Sex hormones, bone changes and osteoarthritis in dba/2jn mice., L Sokoloff, D A. Varney, and J F. Scott

Sex incompatibility and parabiotic intoxication., E J. Eichwald, C Sheridan, and E C. Lustgraaf

Sex-limited genetic variation in a mouse salivary protein., R C. Karn, S R. Dlouhy, K R. Springer, T Hjorth, and J T. Nielsen

Sex-linked anemia. A hypochromic anemia of mice., R M. Bannerman and R G. Cooper

Sex-linked attenuation of the graft-versus-host reaction, effect on pathologic features, including tumor induction., E A. Cornelius

Sex-linked histoincompatibility of pituitary isografts in the c57bl strain of mice., K Hoshino and J E. Moore

Sex linked immune deficiency to a synthetic double stranded rna in a mutant mouse strain. Abstr., I Scher and A D. Steinberg

Sex-linked inheritance of cortisone-induced cleft palate in three strains of mice. Abstr., B M. Francis

Sex-linked recessive modulation of a lymphoproliferative/ autoimmune phenotype. Abstr., J D. Kemp

Sex-linked variegation modified by selection in brindled mice., D S. Falconer and J H. Isaacson

Sex of parent and variation of recombination with age in the mouse., D H. Reid and P A. Parsons

Sex organs of male, strain a mouse. I. Ratio of organ-to- -body weights., C Sato and F Gyorkey

Sex-ratio in mice., M J. Cook and A Vlcek

Sex ratio in progeny of mice inseminated with sperm treated with h-y antiserum., D Bennett and E A. Boyse

Sex ratio of progeny from mice reared under various color lighting conditions., J F. Spalding, L M. Holland, and G L. Tietjen

Sex ratio studies in mice. Abst., J A. Weir

Sex-related immunocompetence of balb/c mice. I. Study of immunologic responsiveness of neonatal, weanling, and young adult mice., U Krzych, G B. Thurman, A L. Goldstein, and H R. Strausser

Sex reversal and h-y typing. Abstr., E Simpson, E Eicher, and P Chandler

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Sex reversal in C57BL/6J XY mice caused by increased expression of ovarian genes and insufficient activation of the testis determining pathway., Stephanie M Correa, Linda L Washburn, Ravi S Kahlon, Michelle C Musson, Gerrit J Bouma, Eva M Eicher, and Kenneth H Albrecht

Sex reversal in C57BL/6J-YPOS mice corrected by a Sry transgene., E M. Eicher, E P. Shown, and L L. Washburn

Sex reversal in the mouse (mus musculus) is caused by a recurrent nonreciprocal crossover involving the x and an aberrant y chromosome., L Singh and K W. Jones

Sex reversal in xy mice. Abstr., A Gropp and H Winking

Sex reversal in XY mice caused by dominant mutation on chromosome 17., L L. Washburn and E M. Eicher

Sex-reversed mice, xx and xo males., B Cattanach, C Pollard, and S Hawkes

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Sex reversing non-disjunction of the Y chromosome produces exceptionally low sex ratio (% males) and hermaphrodites in the progeny of male BALB/cBm mice: the roles of the maternal genotype and the Y chromosome., W K. Whitten, S C. Carter, and W G. Beamer

Sex, side, and severity in spontaneous malformations of fetal a/jkt mice, and their associations with each other and with fetal weight., H Kalter

Sex-specific difference of alkaline phosphatase of ehrlich's carcinoma cells., S Bose, J R. Chowdhury, and A Chakravorty

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Sex-specific gene expression in the BXD mouse liver., D M. Gatti, N Zhao, E J. Chesler, B U. Bradford, A A. Shabalin, R Yordanova, L Lu, and I Rusyn

Sex-specific protection by antioxidant butylated hydroxytoluene (bht) upon 1,2 dimethylhydrazine (dmh) colon carcinogenesis in balb/c mice. Abstr., N K. Clapp, L C. Satterfield, N D. Bowles, and W C. Klima

Sex steroids and experimental invasive atypia in mice., H A. Kaminetsky and M Swerdlow

Sex tolerance and split tolerance., E C. Lustgraaf, R B. Fuson, and E J. Eichwald

Sexual abnormalities in an inbred strain of mice., E Fekete

Sexual activity in inbred and crossbred mice. (polish, Eng. Summ.), H Krzanowska

Sexual activity of aged male mice: correlation with level of arousal, physical endurance, pathological status, and ejaculatory capacity., M H. Huber, F H. Bronson, and C Desjardins

Sexual and parasexual approaches to the genetic analysis of the laboratory mouse, mus musculus., C A. Kozak and F H. Ruddle

Sexual behavior in inbred strains of mice. Abstr., T E. Mc gill

Sexual behavior in three inbred strains of mice., T E. Mc gill

Sexual behavior of C57BL/10 mice and its relation to early social experience., J A. King

Sexual behavior of the mouse after long-term and short-term post- ejaculatory recovery periods., T E. Mc gill

Sexual cycles., R R. Fox and C W. Laird

Sexual difference in the i131 uptake by the submaxillary glands in a2g mice., A B. Houssay, F R. Alberti, M S. Cantis, and J M. Rosner

Sexual differences in meiotic disjunction of murine t(1;13)70h translocation heterozygotes., M Oshimura and A A. Sandberg

Sexual dimorphism in mouse gametogenesis., B M. Slizynski

Sexual dimorphism in the regulation of mammalian meiosis., M A. Handel and J J. Eppig

Sexual dimorphism in ultrasonic vocalizations of mice (mus musculus). Gonadal hormone regulation., J Nyby, G Dizinno, and G Whitney

Sexual reflexes of spinal male house mice., B D. Sachs

Sexual selection in mice. IV. Experimental demonstration of selective fertilization., L Levine

Sexual selection in mice. VI. Effects of fostering., L Levine

Sexual selection in mice. V. Reproductive competition between +/+ and +/tw5 males., L Levine, R F. Rockwell, and J Grossfield

Sex variations in the leucocyte count of c-57 mice. Abstr., A L. Chapman

Shall we live longer and should we? (President's Address), C C. Little

Shambling, a neurological mutant of the mouse., E L. Green

Shambling (shm), a new recessive gene in the mouse and its linkage with nonagouti., Michael A. Derby

Shape and attachment of the cristae mitochondriales in mouse hepatic cell mitochondria., W T. Daems and E Wisse

Shapes of regression on nine rearing environments for relative weight gain and activity of five inbred strains of mice., R Guttman

Shaping the repertoire of cytotoxic T-lymphocyte responses: explanation for the immunodominance effect whereby cytotoxic T lymphocytes specific for immunodominant antigens prevent recognition of nondominant antigens., S Pion, G J. Christianson, P Fontaine, D C. Roopenian, and C Perreault

Shared and unique tumor-associated antigens expressed by k-1735 uv-induced melanoma and its metastases. Abstr., P Thistlethwaite, D D. Davidson, I J, D, and J A. Roth

Shared antigenic determinants by mitogen receptors and antibody molecules to the same thymus-independent antigen., A Coutinho, L Forni, and B Blomberg

Shared chemical properties of different murine thymus- -leukemia antigens., K D. Pischel and J R. Little

Shared determinants between virus-infected and trinitrophenyl-conjugated h-2-identical target cells detected in cell-mediated lympholysis., powitz A. Starzinski, K Pfizenmaier, U Koszinowski, M Rollinghoff, and H Wagner

Shared idiotypes among monoclonal antibodies specific for different immunodominant sugars of lipopolysaccharide of different gram-negative bacteria., J Hiernaux and C A. Bona

Shared viral antigen of mammalian leukaemia viruses., G Geering, T Aoki, and L J. Old

Sharing determinants with b-type chronic lymphatic leukemic cells., C Y. Wang, R A. Good, P Ammirati, G Dymbort, D R. Evans, and F O. Cells

Sharing of antigens between sarcoma 180 tumors and mouse embryos. Abstr., J Sengupta and P K. Ray

Sharing of ia antigens between species. Iii. Ia specificities shared between mice and human beings., J K. Lunney, D L. Mann, and D H. Sachs

Sharing of ia antigens between species. II. Molecular localization of shared ia determinants implies the existence of more than one i sublocus of the rat mhc., N Shinohara, J K. Lunney, and D H. Sachs

Sharing research tools: the laboratory mouse., Einhorn D

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SHARPIN forms a linear ubiquitin ligase complex regulating NF-kappaB activity and apoptosis., F Ikeda, Y L. Deribe, S S. Skanland, B Stieglitz, V Nagy, J Terzic, K Iwai, J P. Sundberg, B Macek, and al et

SHARPIN is a key regulator of immune and inflammatory responses., Zhe Wang, Christopher S Potter, John P Sundberg, and Harm Hogenesch

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SHARPIN is an endogenous inhibitor of beta1-integrin activation., J K. Rantala, J Pouwels, T Pellinen, S Veltel, P Laasola, E Mattila, C S. Potter, T Duffy, J P. Sundberg, and al et

SHARPIN regulates mitochondria-dependent apoptosis in keratinocytes., Yanhua Liang and John P Sundberg

Shavings disposal system., Michael Roopenian

Shedding of tumor cell surface membranes., A Liepins and A J. Hillman

Shed h-2 antigen and cell-bound h-2 antigen. Abstr., N Tanigaki, E A. Robinson, E Appella, O A. Roholt, and D Pressman

Sheep red blood cell agglutinins in high-altitude adapted mice. Abstr., I L. Trapani

Sheet formation by cells of an ascites tumour in vitro., D J. Trevan and D C. Roberts

Shell growth in the periwinkle littorina litoren., C V. Green and S K. Green

Shielding of antigens and concanavaline a agglutination sites by a surface coat of transplantable mouse lymphosarcoma cells., L A. Smets and davies J. Broekhuysen

Shielding of the thymic region during x-irradiation: effect on haemopoiesis in mice., J Vavrova and P Petyrek

Shift in the relative distribution of body nitrogen between skin and carcass in mouse radiation chimeras., A L. Kretchmar, W H. Arthur, and C C. Congdon

Shifts from igg2 class to igg1 class in cba and c3h anti-balb/c antibody., T N. Harris and S Harris

Shifts in expressivity in the heterozygote of a dominant lethal gene in the mouse., C V. Green

Shiverer: an autosomal recessive mutant mouse with myelin deficiency., G F. Chernoff

Shock-induced activity changes, adrenal lipid depletion and brain weight in mice. A genetic study., D Wahlsten and H Anisman

Short and long term memory in two inbred strains of mice., D Bovet, nitti F. Bovet, and A Oliverio

Short- and long-term multilineage repopulating hematopoietic stem cells in late fetal and newborn mice: models for human umbilical cord blood., D E. Harrison and C M. Astle

Short chain intermediate in dna replication of ehrlich ascites tumor cells., S Sato, M Tanaka, and T Sugimura

Shortened platelet survival and decreased megakaryocytes in mice exposed to severe hypobaric hypoxia. Abstr., C W. Jackson, P J. Smith, C C. Edwards, and M A. Whidden

Shortened platelet survival as a cause of thrombocytopenia in mice with l1210 leukemia., C W. Jackson, R A. Krance, C C. Edwards, and P A. Gauthier

Shortened survival of skin allografts in mice after treatment with pus lyophilizates., G L. Floersheim and kalantzis A. Logara

Shortening of life and causes of death in mice exposed to a single whole-body dose of radiation., P J. Lindop and J Rotblat

Shortening of the life span of mice by irradiation with x-rays and treatment with radiomimetic chemicals., P Alexander and D I. Connell

Shortening of the period of primary immune response by the prior injection of freund's adjuvant., S Muramatsu

Short exposures to enriched environments can increase genetic variability of behavior in mice., N D. Henderson

Short gastric veins as the major portal of entry for milk-borne murine mammary tumor virus., J R. Roubinian and P B. Blair

Short gastric veins may be the major portal of entry for murine mammary tumor virus. Abstr., J R. Roubinian and P B. Blair

Short-lived infection with enterococci of mouse oviduct following mating., A K. Tarkowski, M Smorawinska, and bassalik L. Janota

Short-lived lymphoid cells respond more rapidly to stimulation by phytohemagglutinin or concanavalin a. An explanation for the apparent inhibitory effect of vinblastine on the activation of lymphoid cells., P Piguet and P Vassalli

"short" Loop feedback regulation of hypothalamic and brain thyrotropin-releasing hormone content in the rat and dwarf mouse., E Roti, D Christianson, A R. Harris, L E. Braverman, and A G. Vagenakis

Short-term and long-term alterations in the uptake of [3h]uridine induced by frontal cortex lesions., J Wells

Short-term and long-term memories in different strains of inbred mice., T Fujishima

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Short-term changes in bone turnover markers and bone mineral density response to parathyroid hormone in postmenopausal women with osteoporosis., D C. Bauer, P Garnero, J P. Bilezikian, S L. Greenspan, K E. Ensrud, C J. Rosen, L Palermo, and D M. Black

Short term cultures of murine bone marrow cells generate gm-csf. Abstr., D H. Pluznik

Short-term effects of actinomycin d and nitrogen mustard on murine lymphocytic leukemia p388., L D. Hazlett and G A. Ackerman

Short-term effects of free fatty acids on the regulation of fatty acid biosynthesis in ehrlich ascites tumor cells., R Mc gee and A A. Spector

Short-term effects of ionizing radiation on volume-regulation of murine lymphoma cells in vitro. Evidence for the involvement of hydro- gen peroxide., H M. Rosenberg and E Mathews

Short term effects of nonspecific resistance induced by endotoxin on the distribution and viability of bacteria injected into mice., A W. Hill, K G. Hibbitt, and A L. Shears

Short-term regulation of fatty acid biosynthesis in ehrlich ascites tumor cells. Abstr., J Mc gee richard and A A. Spector

Short time-interval effects of butylated hydroxyanisole (bha) on the metabolism of benzo(a)pyrene (bp). Abstr., L K. Lam, A V. Fladmoe, J B. Hochalter, and L W. Wattenberg

SHP-1 deficiency in B-lineage cells is associated with heightened lyn protein expression and increased lyn kinase activity., W Yang, S D. Mckenna, H Jiao, M Tabrizi, M A. Lynes, L D. Shultz, and T Yi

SHP-1 regulates STAT6 phosphorylation and IL-4-mediated function in a cell type-specific manner., Z Huang, J M. Coleman, Y Su, M Mann, J Ryan, L D. Shultz, and H Huang

'shrivelled', A hereditary degeneration of the lens in the house mouse., F C. Fraser and G Schabtach

Shut-down of virus synthesis during progression of erythro- leukemia induced by friend virus in mice., C Yoosook

Shutoff of histone synthesis by mengovirus infection of ehrlich ascites tumor cells., E Egberts, P B. Hackett, and P Traub

Shuttle-avoidance learning of mice, effects of post-trial pentylene- tetrazol, strain, and age., N S. Buckholtz

Shuttles for the transfer of reducing equivalents in ehrlich ascites tumor cells., M L. Eboli, T Galeotti, O Dionisi, G Longhi, and T Terranova

Sialic acid content of the erythrocyte and of an ascites tumor cell of the mouse., A Miller, J F. Sullivan, and J H. Katz

Sialic acid determinations., Linda Suzanne Berkof

Sialic acid determinations., H. Clement Jurgeleit

Sialic acid in the cellular membranes of ehrlich ascites-carcinoma cells., D F. Wallach and E H. Eylar

Sialic acids and sialyltransferases in murine lymphoid cells. Indicators of t cell maturation., J P. Despont, C A. Abel, and H M. Grey

Sialidase activity in mouse neuroblastoma cell lines., C Schengrund and J T. Nelson

Sialodacryoadenitis in the rat. A light and electron microscopic study., A M. Jonas, J Craft, L Black, P N. Bhatt, and D Hilding

Sialoglycopeptide fraction from the ta3 cell surface. Abstr., J F. Codington, B H. Sanford, and R W. Jeanloz

Side-chain altered methotrexate analogs designed with improved membrane transport properties. Abstr., M Chaykovsky, A Rosowsky, and E J. Modest

Side effects of immunization with live attenuated trypanosoma cruzi in mice and rabbits., M A. Basombrio, S Besuschio, and P M. Cossio

Signals and on growth in vitro., P S. Duke, W Landgraf, A E. Al, U. Spec, and P A. Light

Signals for pre-mRNA cleavage and polyadenylation., Bin Tian and Joel H. Graber

Significance and utilization of animal individuality in disease research (In honor of Dr C. C. Little)., J W. Gowen

Significance in mammalian oogenesis of the non-homologous association of bivalents., S Ohno, L C. Christian, and C Stenius

Significance of allelic dosage and graft size on tolerance induction by h-1-incompatible skin grafts., W S. Lapp and J Q. Bliss

Significance of brain-reactive antibodies in serum of aged mice., K Nandy

Significance of cell interactions in production of graft versus host splenomegaly., J Barchilon, S A. Liebhaber, and R K. Gershon

Significance of chemical carcinogen-induced immunosuppression in mammary tumorigenesis in balb/c mice., D Medina, G Stockman, and D Griswold

Significance of immunodepression in carcinogenesis. Abstr., K Stern and R Schreiber

Significance of natural neutralizing antibodies to murine xenotropic virus. Abstr., J A. Levy

Significance of newborn age and dose of urethan in leukemogenesis., S D. Vesselinovitch and N Mihailovich

Significance of physiological pattern of animal strains in biological research., E S. Russell

Significance of proliferation for the growth of xenografted human tumours in nude mice., J Mattern, D Haag, K Wayss, and M Volm

Significance of recent developments in nuclear cytology and cytogenetics of the mouse., E Fekete and A B. Griffen

Significance of specific ovarian receptors for syngeneic naturally-occuring haemagglutinating anti-a antibodies., P Arend and J Nijssen

Significance of the cellular component of the maternal immunologic endowment in milk., J R. Head, A E. Beer, and R E. Billingham

Significance of the enzyme complex that synthesizes ump in ehrlich ascites cells., T W. Traut

Significance of the epithelial hyperplasia induced in c57bl mammary cultures by agent-positive riii milk. Abstr., E Y. Lasfargues

Significance of the proline assay in the study of anti-msv cell-mediated immune reactions., Y Henin, E Gomard, S Gisselbrecht, and J P. Levy

Significance of thymus and marrow injury in urethan leukemogenesis., ghera N. Haran and H S. Kaplan

Significance of transplacental hemorrhage in the induction of specific maternal unresponsiveness., H J. Mauceri, C L. Lynch, and E J. Breyere

Significant contribution of spleen cells in mediating the lethal effects of endotoxin in vivo., L M. Glode, S E. Mergenhagen, and D L. Rosenstreich

Significant variation in mouse-skin aryl hydrocarbon hydroxy- lase inducibility as a function of the hair growth cycle., L Manil, J V. Cantfort, C M. Lapiere, and J E. Gielen

Signification de l'augmentation d'activite locomotrice induite olfactivement, chez la souris., P Ropartz

Signification du phenomene de rosette chez la souris non immunisee., J E. Bach

Silent generation of memory in genetic low-responder mice after a single contact with a bacterial antigen., A J. Macario and E C. Macario

Silica abrogation of mycobacterial adjuvant contact suppression of tumor growth in rats and thymic mice., D G. Hopper, M V. Pimm, and R W. Baldwin

Silica enhancement of murine endotoxin sensitivity., S N. Vogel, K E. English, and A D. O'brien

Silica-induced alterations of murine lymphocyte immunocompetence and suppression of b lymphocyte immuno- competence. A possible mechanism., S D. Miller and A Zarkower

Silver-enhanced radial immunodiffusion assay of plasma apolipoproteins., B Y. Ishida and B Paigen

Silver labeling of vascular basement membranes in streptozotocin diabetic mice., P Naeser and J Rastad

Sim and sim.r Mice are histoincompatible., P Furmanski, M Dietz, D L. Hines, and J Marcelletti

Simian virus 40 DNA replication: Characterization of gaps in the termination region., M C. Chen, E H. Birkenmeier, and N P. Salzman

Simian virus 40 dna sequences in dna of healthy adult mice derived from preimplantation blastocysts injected with viral dna., R Jaenisch and B Mintz

Simian virus 40 facilitates multiplication of replication defective mutants of polyoma virus in balb/3t3 mouse cells., A Hakura

Simian virus 40 gene a regulates the association between a highly phosphorylated protein and chromatin and ribosomes in simian virus 40-transformed cells., K Segawa, N Yamaguchi, and K Oda

Simian virus 40-host cell interactions. I. Temperature- -sensitive regulation of sv40 t antigen in 3t3 mouse cells transformed by the ts101 temperature-sensitive early mutant of sv40., J A. Robb

Simian virus 40 rapidly lowers camp levels in mouse cells., A Rein, R A. Carchman, G S. Johnson, and I Pastan

Simian virus 40-specific proteins in the membranes of simian virus 40-transformed hamster and mouse cells., ullrich R. Schmidt, W S. Thompson, P Lin, and D F. Wallach

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Simian virus 40 (SV40)-transgenic mice that develop tumors are specifically tolerant to SV40 T antigen., S J. Faas, S Pan, C A. Pinkert, R L. Brinster, and B B. Knowles

Similarity of idiotypic determinants of t- and b-lymphocyte receptors for alloantigens., H Ramseier, M Aguet, and J Lindenmann

Similarity of protein and enzyme patterns in different types of malignant tissues., P U. Angeletti, B W. Moore, and V Suntzeff

Similarity of teleocidin b and phorbol ester tumour promoters in effects on membrane receptors., K Umezawa, I B. Weinstein, A Horowitz, H Fujiki, T Matsushima, and T Sugimura

Similarity of the carbohydrate structures of h-2 and ia glycoproteins., J H. Freed and S G. Nathenson

Similar location of an early embryonic antigen on mouse and human spermatozoa., M Fellous, G Gachelin, and F Jacob

Simple dna sequences in homologous flanking regions near immunoglobulin vh genes: a role in gene interaction?, J B. Cohen, K Effron, G Rechavi, neriah Y. Ben, R Zakut, and D Givol

Simple liquid scintillation counting of tritium incorporated in mouse bone marrow., H J. Heiniger, L Giesen, and L E. Feinendegen

Simple method for the rapid collection of murine blood avoiding death of the animal., A Coppola

Simple nutrient solutions for aniaml cells., C Waymouth

Simple pharmacological procedures to differentiate antidepressants and cholinolytics in mice and rats., I P. Lapin

Simpler technique for serological detection of h-y antigen on mouse lymphocytes., S Tokuda, T Arrington, E H. Goldberg, and J Richey

Simple sandwich enzyme immunoassay for quantification of mouse mammary tumor virus in mouse milk., M Takahashi, S Saga, S Nagayoshi, M Imai, O Tsutsui, and M Hoshino

Simple vs. Complex inheritance of inducible aryl hydrocarbon hydroxylase in mouse tissues., K Burki, A G. Liebelt, and E Bresnick

Simplicity of mammalian regulatory systems inferred by single gene determination of sex phenotypes., S Ohno

Simplified alkaline phosphate buffer-giemsa method for inducing banded structure in the mouse chromosomes., K Moriwaki and T Sadaie

Simplified estimation of mouse ioshemagglutinins by microassay., M S. Mitchell, J R. Bove, and P Calabresi

Simplified procedure for electrophoresis of the major urinary protein complex of mus musculus., F H. Wilcox

Simplified typing of mouse hemoglobin (Hbb) phenotypes using cystamine., J B. Whitney

Simplified whole blood method for evaluating in vitro lymphocyte reactivity of laboratory animals., T Han and J Pauly

Simulataneous determination of the cytotoxic, mutagenic and transforming activities of benzo(a)pyrene (bp) metabolically activated in vitro., L M. Schechtman, S Beard, C Dively, R Joglekar, and D Slomiany

Simulated stratospheric ozone depletion and increased ultra- violet radiation: effects on photocarcinogenesis in hairless mice., P D. Forbes, R E. Davies, F Urbach, R, and C Cole

Simulation of duodenal crypt cell kinetics and survival following x-irradiation at various times after hydroxyurea (hu). Abstr., J L. Roti roti, J D. Ohlsen, and L A. Dethlefsen

Simultaneous assay by six methods of the effect on haemopoietic precursor cells of adriamycin, methyl ccnu, 60co gamma-rays, vinblastine, and cytosine arabinoside., N M. Blackett, J C. Marsh, M Y. Gordon, S F. Okell, and M Aguado

Simultaneous atp-aet-serotonin protection of spermatogonia from mutations induced by 300 r x-rays in the mouse., D K. Benova and I A. Baev

Simultaneous chemical induction of mtv and mlv in vitro., J Links, J Calafat, F Buijs, and O Tol

Simultaneous complementary idiotypic responses. Absence of reciprocal regulation., D A. Rowley, G W. Miller, and I Lorbach

Simultaneous detection of reverse transcriptase and high molecular weight rna unique to oncogenic rna viruses., J Schlom and S Spiegelman

Simultaneous effects of erythropoietin and colony-stimulating factor on bone marrow cells., G Van zant and E Goldwasser

Simultaneous eradication of three ectoparasite species from a colony of laboratory mice., N Bateman

Simultaneous expression of immunoglobulin nu and delta heavy chains by a cloned b-cell lymphoma: a single copy of the vh gene is shared by two adjacent ch genes., M R. Knapp, C Liu, N Newell, R B. Ward, H W. Tucker, S Strober, and F Blattner

Simultaneous expression of mouse immunoglobulins m and d is determined by the same homolog of chromosome 12., M R. Wabl, J P. Johnson, I G. Haas, M Tenkhoff, O Meo, and R Inan

Simultaneous expression of two different types of intermediate sized filaments in mouse keratinocytes proliferating in vitro., W W. Franke, E Schmid, D Breitkruetz, M L. Boukamp, O E. Fusenig, M Osborn, and K Weber

Simultaneous increase in cholesterol and dolichol synthesis after mitogen stimulation of mouse lymphocytes., J E. Potter and J D. Marshall

Simultaneous increases in cholesterol and dolichol synthesis after mitogen stimulation of mouse lymphocytes., J E. Potter and J D. Marshall

Simultaneous measurement of rna, dna, and protein synthesis in mouse tumor and reticuloendothelial tissue slices using glusoce-6-3h as a common precursor., G F. Rowland

Simultaneous measure of general activity and exploratory behavior., D P. Foshee, C J. Vierck, G W. Meier, and C Federspiel

Simultaneous production of monoclonal antibodies to dehydro- epiandrosterone, oestradiol, progesterone and testosterone., V E. Fantl and D Y. Wang

Simultaneous purification of murine mammary tumor virus structural proteins: analysis of antigenic reactivities of native gp34 by radioimmunocompetition assays., S L. Marcus, R Kopelman, and N H. Sarkar

Simultaneous selection of unlinked loci in producing congeic mouse strains differing at histocompatibility loci. Abstr., R Melvold

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Simultaneous serodetection of 10 highly prevalent mouse infectious pathogens in a single reaction by multiplex analysis., I H. Khan, L V. Kendall, M Ziman, S Wong, S Mendoza, J Fahey, S M. Griffey, S W. Barthold, and P A. Luciw

Simultaneous stimulation and suppression of two different indicators of the cell-mediated immune response by the immunoregulator dextran sulphate., R E. Mccarthy and G F. Babcock

Simultaneous suppression of allogeneic cytolytic activity and stimulation of lectin-dependent cytolytic activity by con a., C D. Tsoukas and E Martz

Simultaneous use of two chromosomal marker systems in mice., V Zeleny

Simultaneous yet independent inheritance of somatically acquired tolerance of two distinct h-2 antigenic haplotype determinants in mice., R M. Gorczynski and E J. Steele

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Sin3a is required by sertoli cells to establish a niche for undifferentiated spermatogonia, germ cell tumors, and spermatid elongation., C J. Payne, S J. Gallagher, O Foreman, J H. Dannenberg, R A. Depinho, and R E. Braun

Single-agent chemotherapy of a solid murine tumor assayed by growth delay and cell survival., A C. Begg, K K. Fu, L J. Kane, and T L. Phillips

Single and combination chemotherapy for primary murine bladder cancer., M S. Soloway

Single and fractionated tumoricidal x-ray dose studies on induced mouse lymphosarcomas. Abstr., G E. Hanks and H S. Kaplan

Single and interacting QTLs for cholesterol gallstones revealed in an intercross between mouse strains NZB and SM., M A. Lyons, R Korstanje, R Li, S M. Sheehan, K A. Walsh, J A. Rollins, M C. Carey, B Paigen, and G A. Churchill

Single-cell origin of mouse hemopoietic colonies expressing multiple lineages in variable combinations., T Suda, J Suda, and M Ogawa

Single cell studies on the antibody-forming potential of fractionated, hapten-specific b lymphocytes., G J. Nossal and B L. Pike

Single cell transplants of gross virus-induced lymphomas. Abstr., D L. Vredevoe and E F. Hays

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Single domain antibodies: promising experimental and therapeutic tools in infection and immunity., J Wesolowski, K Juarez, M Urrutia, A Cauerhff, F Scheuplein, D V. Serreze, F Haag, Nolte F. Koch, and al et

Single-dose and split-dose x-ray studies of the radiosensitivity of autochthonous radiation-induced lympho-sarcomas in c57bl mice., G E. Hanks and H S. Kaplan

Single-dose-response curves of murine gastrointestinal crypt stem cells., K Masuda, H R. Withers, K A. Mason, and K Y. Chen

Single doses of fast neutrons vs x-rays alone or in combination with heat on local tumor response. Abstr., E W. Hahn, T R. Canada, and A A. Alfieri

Single dose x-irradiation and concomitant hyperthermia on a murine fibrosarcoma., E W. Hahn, A A. Alfieri, and J H. Kim

Single effector cell level. I. Kinetic analysis of lethal hits and target cell lysis in multicellular conjugates., D Zagury, J Bernard, P Jeannesson, N Thiernesse, N J. Stud, and N T. The

Single-gene abrogation of spontaneous pleomorphic sjl/j mouse reticulum cell sarcoma expression., J E. Bubbers

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Single germline VH and V kappa genes encode predominating antibody variable regions elicited in strain A mice by immunization with p-azophenylarsonate., L J. Wysocki, T Gridley, S Huang, A G. Grandea, and M L. Gefter

Single-locus control of saccharin preference in mice., J L. Fuller

Single lymph node cells producing heteroclitic bacteriophage antibody., O Makela

Single nucleotide polymorphisms and the future of genetic epidemiology, N J. Schork, D Fallin, and J S. Lanchbury

Single nucleotide polymorphisms influence outcomes of Lamc2 induced JEB in mice., Fiorella Grandi

Single-somite and single myotome multiclonal development in the mouse. Abstr., J D. Gearhart and B Mintz

Single-strand breaks in dna and chromosome aberrations in hepatocytes of mice of different ages., L V. Malakhova, I G. Lil'p, Y V. Korogodina, and A I. Gaziev

Single-strand breaks in dna of ehrlich ascites tumor cells produced by methyl hydrazine., H Moroson and M Furlan

Single strand scission and repair of dna in mallalian cells by bleomycin., Z M. Iqbal, K W. Kohn, R A. Ewig, and A J. Jr

Single versus combination chemotherapy of l1210 leukemia., I Koza, E Balazova, and V Ujhazy

Single versus multiple human-equivalent doses of c. Parvum in mice: neutralization of the anti-metastatic effect., H D. Mitcheson, T E. Sadler, and J E. Castro

Single versus successive events responsible for B lineage tumors in Eu-myc transgenic mice., Rebecca M. Stowe

Sinus arythmia, a hereditary characteristic in the house mouse., C Keeler and A Vicari

Sinus tumor transplanted into nude mice., M Kaneko, T Takeuchi, Y Tsuchida, S Saito, D Y. Endo, and F A. Endodermal

Sion circuit bear an i-j-subregion controlled determinant., D D. Eardley, D B. Murphy, J D. Kemp, F W. Shen, H Cantor, D R. Gershon, and N. Suppres

Sion of if-1 by peritoneal macrophages in vitro., E De maeyer, M Hoyez, J D. guignard, N D. Eff, and F. willexpres

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SIRT1 redistribution on chromatin promotes genomic stability but alters gene expression during aging., P Oberdoerffer, S Michan, M McVay, R Mostoslavsky, J Vann, S K. Park, A Hartlerode, J Stegmuller, A Hafner, P Loerch, S M. Wright, K D. Mills, A Bonni, B A. Yankner, R Scully, T A. Prolla, F W. Alt, and D A. Sinclair

Sister chromatid exchange induced by promutagens/carcinogens in chinese hamster cells cultured in diffusion chambers in mice., S R. Sirianni and C C. Huang

Sister-chromatid exchange induction by mitomycin C is deficient in embryonal carcinoma cells., J D Fabricant, M J Hofnung, and F Kelly

Sister chromatid exchange induction in mouse b- and t-lympho- cytes exposed to cyclophosphamide in vitro and in vivo., J L. Wilmer, G L. Erexson, and A D. Kligerman

Sister chromatid exchange in murine alveolar macrophages, regenerating liver and bone marrow cells -- a simultaneous multicellular in vivo assay., M K. Conner, Y Alarie, and R L. Dombroske

Sister chromatid exchanges in human lymphoid cell lines cultured in diffusion chambers in mice., C C. Huang and M Furukawa

Site dependency of ta3 ha allotransplantability., B Hagmar and W Ryd

Site-dependent differences in rejection of tumor cells with and without preimmunization., W Den otter, B Runhaar, A Ruitenbeek, and H Dullens

Site difference for solid tumor growth., J G. Eichten and Y Maruyama

Site differences in fat cells of new zealand mice--a transplantation study., C J. Meade and M Ashwell

Site-directed cross-linking, a new approach to mapping antibody combining sites., N M. Hadler and H Metzger

Site directed cross-linking. A new approach to mapping antibody combining sites. Abstr., N M. Hadler and H Metzger

Site of action of antilymphocyte globulin., W J. Martin and J F. Miller

Site of action of a soluble immune response suppressor (sirs) produced by concanavalin a-activated spleen cells., T Tadakuma and C W. Pierce

Site of action of gold thioglucose in the hypothalamic satiety center., A F. Debons, I Krimsky, A From, and R J. Cloutier

Site of action of serum factors that block delayed-type hypersensitivity in mice., P H. Lagrange and G B. Mackaness

Site of action of the crinkled (cr) locus in the mouse., T C. Mayer, C K. Miller, and M C. Green

Site of binding of mouse igg2b to the fc receptor on mouse macrophages., B Diamond, B K. Birshtein, and M D. Scharff

Site of catabolite inhibition of carbohydrate metabolism., J F. McGinnis and K Paigen

Site of ethacrynic acid action on ehrlich ascites tumor cells., E E. Gordon

Site of gene action in steel mice, analysis of the pigment defect by mesoderm-ectoderm recombinations., T C. Mayer

Site of gene action in the development of hair pigment in recessive yellow (e/e) mice., M L. Lamoreux and T C. Mayer

Site of genetic regulation on hypophysial graft-induced mammary gland development., C W. Bardin, A G. Liebelt, and R A. Liebelt

Site of growth dependent differences in local tumor control by hyperthermia alone. Abstr., E W. Hahn, A A. Alfieri, J C. Caputo, and J H. Kim

Site of integration of oncogenic viruses in mammalian chromatin. Abstr., A F. Maza l m de la, H Varmus, P K. Vogt, and J J. Yunis

Site of pcd gene action and purkinje cell mosaicism in cerebella of chimaeric mice., R J. Mullen

Site of ribosomal rna gene of the mouse., R Kominami, Y Mishima, Y Urano, M Sakai, D M. Muramatsu, and G A. Termination

Site of suquestration of mouse platelets labeled in vivo with na235so4. Abstr., T P. Mc donald, R Clift, and K Lane

Site preference of murine mammary tumors for mammary fat-pads is not based on immunological privilege. Abstr., F R. Miller and G H. Heppner

Sites of callus production in primary explants of spruce tissue., P R. White

Sites of inhibition of mitochondrial electron transport in macrophage-injured neoplastic cells., D L. Granger and A L. Lehninger

Sites of localization and synthesis of ss protein in mice., D Saunders and M Edidin

Sites of mitochondrial electron transport inhibition in macrophage-injured neoplastic cells. Abstr., D L. Granger and A L. Lehninger

Sites of phosphorylation and mutation in regulatory subunit of cyclic amp-dependent protein kinase from s49 mouse lymphoma cells: mapping to structural domains., R A. Steinberg

Sites of red cell destruction in the haemolytic anaemia of adoptively immunized nzb mice., R D. Barnes and M Tuffrey

Situational activity and social organization in mice. Abstr., T G. Newell and A T. Yates

Situational analysis: a classification of organism-field interactions., J L. Fuller

Situational determinants of open-field behavior in Mus musculus., D A. Blizard

Situational determinants of open-field behaviour in mus musculus., D A. Blizard

Six mouse iga myeloma proteins with phosphorylcholine specificity. Abstr., M A. Leon and N M. Young

Six nb-tropic murine leukemia viruses derived from a b-tropic virus of balb/c have altered p30., N Hopkins, J Schindler, and R Hynes

Sixteen new h-2 haplotypes derived from wild mice., rutczynska Z. Zaleska, F Figueroa, and J Klein

Size and configuration of glycoprotein fragments cleaved from tumor cells by proteolysis., H S. Slayter and J F. Codington

Size-dependent distribution of axoplasm, schwann cell cytoplasm, and mitochondria in the peripheral nerve fibers of mouse., T Samorajski and R L. Friede

Size determination of poly(a) after in vitro methylation with radioactive dimethyl sulfate., J Arendes, R K. Zahn, and W E. Muller

Size differences among immunoglobulin heavy chains from phosphorylcholine-binding proteins., S Rudikoff and M Potter

Size distributions of t lymphocyte populations in stained smears. Abstr., C D. Gregory

Sized of isotopically labeled molecules released during lysis of tumor cells labeled with 51cr and [14c]nicotinamide., E Martz

Size-fractionation of dna single strands from mammalian cells by alkaline elution. Abstr., K W. Kohn, R A. Ewig, C A. Friedman, and L C. Erickson

Size inheritance and growth in a mouse species cross (Mus musculus x Mus bactrianus). II. Birth weights., C V. Green

Size inheritance and growth in a mouse species cross (Mus musculus x Mus bactrianus). III. Inheritance of adult quantitative characters., C V. Green

Size inheritance and growth in a mouse species cross (Mus musculus x Mus bactrianus). I. Litter size., C V. Green

Size inheritance and growth in a mouse species cross (Mus musculus x Mus bactrianus). IV. Growth., C V. Green

Size of primary transcripts in ehrlich ascites cells as measured by tetraphosphate determination., C D. Schmincke, K Herrmann, and P Hausen

Size requirement of polyinosinic acid for dna synthesis, viral resis- tance, and increased survival of leukaemic mice., S J. Mohr, D G. Brown, and D S. Coffey

Size separation and polyclonal activation to immunoglobulin secretion of early precursors of b lymphocytes., boisvert N. Deslauriers, G Mercier, and L Lafleur

Sizing up the set of H genes in mice., D W. Bailey

Sjl/j, a new inbred strain of mouse with a high, early incidence of reticulum-cell neoplasma. Abstr., E D. Murphy

Sjl/j disease, preneoplastic and neoplastic phases. Abstr., H Wanebo, W Gallmeier, E Carswell, L J. Old, and E Boyse

Sjogren's syndrome in mrl/1 and mrl/n mice., R W. Hoffman, M A. Alspaugh, K S. Waggie, J B, R, and S E. Walker

Skeletal abnormalities in mouse embryos after irradiation of the sire., sandhoff M. Bartsch

Skeletal abnormalities in offspring of irradiated male mice. Abstr., U H. Ehling and M L. Randolph

Skeletal abnormalities in the f1 generation of mice exposed to ioniz- ing radiations., U H. Ehling and M L. Randolph

Skeletal abnormalities in the f1 offspring of neutron-irradiated male mice., K Tutikawa

Skeletal and reticular tissue disorders produced in mice by agent(s) from sarcoma 37., R M. Merwin and L W. Redmon

Skeletal changes following alternate corticosteroid therapy in a/jax mice. Abstr., M Silbermann and S Levitan

Skeletal changes in murine runt disease., D J. Simmons and R L. Simmons

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Skeletal consequences of deletion of steroid receptor coactivator-2/transcription intermediary factor-2., U I. Modder, D G. Monroe, D G. Fraser, T C. Spelsberg, C J. Rosen, M Gehin, P Chambon, B W. O'Malley, and S Khosla

Skeletal deformities in race IIIc rabbits-their incidence and significance., ANTOINETTE R. MAZIK

Skeletal dysplasias, growth retardation, reduced postnatal survival, and impaired fertility in mice lacking the SNF2/SWI2 family member ETL1., M Schoor, Gossler K. Schuster, D Roopenian, and A Gossler

Skeletal effects of cholesterol feeding., R Silberberg

Skeletal effects of estrogen are mediated by opposing actions of classical and nonclassical estrogen receptor pathways., F A. Syed, U I. Modder, D G. Fraser, T C. Spelsberg, C J. Rosen, A Krust, P Chambon, J L. Jameson, and S Khosla

Skeletal growth and development of achondroplastic mice., R Silberberg and P Lesker

Skeletal modification in the mouse influenced by selection for parental age. Abstr., M N. Runner and S Loosli

Skeletal muscle accretion and turnover in lean and obese (ob/ob) mice., N Trostler, D R. Romsos, W G. Bergen, and G A. Leveille

Skeletal muscle deformity and neuronal disorder in Trio exchange factor-deficient mouse embryos., S P. O'Brien, K Seipel, Q G. Medley, R Bronson, R Segal, and M Streuli

Skeletal muscle electrolytes as a function of age in normal and dystrophic mice of strain 129., C F. Hazlewood and J M. Ginski

Skeletal muscle phosphorylase kinase deficiency, detection of a pro- tein lacking any activity in icr/ian mice., P T. Cohen and P Cohen

Skeletal muscle protease and glucocorticoid hormone receptors in muscle wasting conditions and muscular dystrophy., M Mayer and E Shafrir

Skeletal muscle purine nucleotide levels in normal and phosphorylase kinase dificient mice., Z H. Rahim, D Perrett, and J R. Griffiths

Skeletal muscle regeneration in dystrophic suckling mice studied by radioautography. Abstr., J L. Laird

Skeletal muscle rhabdomyosarcomas in inbred laboratory mice., J P. Sundberg, D L. Adkison, and H G. Bedigian

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Skeletal unloading induces resistance to insulin-like growth factor I on bone formation., T Sakata, B P. Halloran, H Z. Elalieh, S J. Munson, L Rudner, L Venton, D Ginzinger, C J. Rosen, and D D. Bikle

Skeletal variations in the several inbred strains of mice and their reciprocal f1 hybrids. (eng. Summary), S Muramatsu, J Hayakawa, J Yamada, and T Tsuchiya

Skeleton, organ structures, and variations: rabbit., R R. Fox and D D. Crary

Skin allografts across weak h-barriers., V Viklicky, M Polackova, M Astorquiza, E E. Sulphate, and V A. Of

Skin allograft survival in mice after radioprotection with sodium s-(2-aminoethyl) phosphorothioate and supralethal total body x-irradiation., E C. Saltzstein, A A. Rimm, and M M. Bortin

Skin allograft survival in mice pretreated with blood., P J. Wood, T Horsburgh, and L Brent

Skin and adnexa of the laboratory mouse., John P. Sundberg, Christopher S. Potter, and Loyd E. King Jr.

Skin and tumor grafting in coisogenic resistant lines of mice and their hybrids., O Linder and E Klein

Skin carcinogenesis. Cholesterol-5alpha, 6alpha-epoxide hydrase activity in mouse skin irradiated with ultraviolet light., J T. Chan and H S. Black

Skin carcinogenesis with a single painting of 4-nitroquinoline n-oxide., S Takayama

Skin changes induced by uv-irradiated linolenic acid extract., V S. Waravdekar, L D. Saslaw, W A. Jones, and J G. Kuhns

Skin compatibility of different cba sublines separated from each other in the course of a varying number of generations., O E. Linder

Skin diseases in laboratory mice: approaches to drug target identification and efficacy screening., J P. Sundberg, K A. Silva, C McPhee, and L E. King

Skin exfoliation and purulent conjunctivitis in a new mutant--the exfoliative mouse., R L. Kent, M A. Lutzner, and K P. Smith

Skin grafting across h-y incompatibility after organ culture., S S. Wachtel, J L. Ninnemann, and R A. Good

Skin grafting across the h-y barrier and the effect of biological adjuvants., N D. Colapinto

Skin grafting and the homogeneity of inbred mouse strains., A M. Brown and M Dinsley

Skin grafting and the production of congenic resistant lines of mice., I K. Egorov and N M. Zvereva

Skin grafting between sublines of inbred strains of mice., B Kindred

Skin grafting of mice using the waldemar type punch., A M. Brown

Skin graft prolongation caused by changes in grafting procedure., K Markley and S W. Thornton

Skin graft rejection after allogeneic tooth transplants in mice., G R. Riviere

Skin graft rejection and graft-versus-host reaction across i-subregion differences. Are there many more than three h loci within the h-2 complex., D Gotze, R Rossler, and S Thierfelder

Skin graft rejection and mlc response across h-2d region differences. Abstr., K Sullivan, L Flaherty, and D Zimmerman

Skin graft rejection and the arthus reaction in mice deficient in the third component (c'3) of complement. Abstr., C Crisler and M M. Frank

Skin-graft rejection during lymphomagenesis in urethan-treated mice., G Parmiani

Skin graft rejection in mice repopulated with marrow of the skin donor type: a Skn gene in a congenic line., D E. Harrison and L E. Mobraaten

Skin grafts and allogneic tumor growth in mice., M E. Colmerauer, L Rumi, F Saal, and C D. Pasqualini

Skin grafts between inbred rabbits., C K. Chai

Skin grafts in nude mice. 1. Allografts in nude mice of three genetic backgrounds (balb/c, c3h, c57bl)., J Rygaard

Skin grafts in nude mice. 2. Rat skin grafts in nude mice of three genetic backgrounds (balb/c, c3h, c57bl). The effects after prepara- tion by thymus grafts., J Rygaard

Skin grafts in nude mice. 3. Fate of grafts from man and donors of other taxonomic classes., J Rygaard

Skin graft size. Its effect on graft survival in mice incompatible at a weak locus., W S. Lapp and J Q. Bliss

Skin homograft destruction by 'antibody' derived from sensitized lym- phoid cells., J D. Feldman

Skin homografts and histocompatibility., Elaine Jevely

Skin homografts in parabiotic inbred c57bl mice., cendrzak A. Skowron and narczynska B. Konieczna

Skin homografts. Tolerogenic versus immunogenic influences in mice., S S. Wachtel and W K. Silvers

Skin homograft survival in thymectomized mice., C Martinez, J Kersey, B W. Papermaster, and R A. Good

Skin homograft survival in two strains of mice treated with reciprocal tissue antigen., H C. Pomeroy

Skin homograft tolerance in long-lived radiation chimeras and its abolition by injected lymphoid cells., W E. Davis and L J. Cole

Skin homograft tolerance produced by repeated grafting., R T. Prehn

Skin lesions produced by staphylococcus aureaus exfoliatin in hairless mice., F A. Kapral and M M. Miller

Skin lipids of a normal and a mutant (asebic) mouse strain., D I. Wilkinson and M A. Karasek

Skin nucleic acid phosphorus metabolism of dba/1j mice during implanted tumor development and methylcholanthrene carcinogenesis., V E. Scholes

Skin sensitization by misonidazole: a demonstration of uniform mild hypoxia., F A. Stewart, J Denekamp, and V S. Randhawa

Skin - sh levels of mice., J A. Dipaolo

Skin sterols. IX. Effects of squalene on the sterols of mouse skin., A A. Kandutsch and C A. Baumann

Skin sterols. VIII. Effects of carcinogens, co-carcinogens and of certain hyperplastic agents., A A. Kandutsch and C A. Baumann

Skin sterols. VI. W7-cholestenol in tumors and an effect of methyl-cholanthrene on the sterols of mouse skin., A A. Kandutsch and C A. Baumann

Skin transplantation in mice and dogs. Effect of cyclosporin a and dihydrocyclosporin c., J F. Borel and J Meszaros

Skin transplantation in mice of two fairly advanced inbred strains. Abstr., C K. Chai and M S. Chiang

Skin transplantation in the study of chemical carcinogenesis. Iii. Reduced papilloma-formation after initiation during epidermal hyperplasia induced by skin grafting or by a single application of the cocarcinogen tpa., P K. Worst and H K. Boukamp

Skin transplantation in the study of chemical carcinogenesis. II. Iso- and autografting of skin from mice intragastrically initiated with 9,10-dimethyl-1,2 benzanthracene with and without subsequent application of the promoting agent tpa., P K. Worst and R Bauz

Skull growth in achondroplasic (cn) mice, a craniometric study., R J. Jolly and W J. Moore

Slate--a new coat color mutant in the mouse., L J. Pierro and H B. Chase

Sleep and serotonin in two strains of mus musculus., M M. Mitler, H B. Cohen, J Grattan, J Dominic, T Deguchi, J D. Barchas, W C. Dement, and S Kessler

Sleeping time responses of mice--random bred, inbred and f1 hybrids-- to pentobarbitone sodium., A M. Brown

Sleep-promoting effect of the sleep-promoting substance (sps) and delta sleep-inducing peptide (dsip) in the mouse., H Nagasaki, K Kitahama, J Valatx, and M Jouvet

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Slit pore complex (spc). Alterations in glomeruli of new zealand black/white (nzb/w) mice. Abstr., V E. Kelley and T Cavallo

Sliver staining of the centromeric area of acrocentric and robertsonian metacentric mouse chromosomes., A Rocchi, G Prantera, M D. Castro, and E Capanna

Slow acetylator phenotype associated with spontaneous and drug induced anti-nuclear antibodies (ana) in mice. Abstr., R H. Tannen and W W. Weber

Slow elimination of urethan in relation to its high carcinogenicity in newborn mice., S Mirvish, G Cividalli, and I Berenblum

(slow) Virus infection, autoimmunity, and and lymphoma, an experimental model of human disease., R C. Mellors

Sl/Sld hematopoietic progenitors are deficient in situ., J E. Barker

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Slug, a highly conserved zinc finger transcriptional repressor, protects hematopoietic progenitor cells from radiation-induced apoptosis in vivo., A Inoue, M G. Seidel, W Wu, S Kamizono, A A. Ferrando, R T. Bronson, H Iwasaki, K Akashi, A Morimoto, J K. Hitzler, T I. Pestina, C W. Jackson, R Tanaka, M J. Chong, P J. McKinnon, T Inukai, G C. Grosveld, and A T. Look

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Slug expression during organogenesis in mice., K F. Oram, E A. Carver, and T Gridley

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Slug is a novel downstream target of MyoD. Temporal profiling in muscle regeneration., P Zhao, S Iezzi, E Carver, D Dressman, T Gridley, V Sartorelli, and E P. Hoffman

Small cell carcinoma of the lung: altered morphological, bio- logical and biochemical characteristics in long term cultures and heterotransplanted tumors. Abstr., A Gazdar, D Carney, S Baylin, and J Guccion

'small Clones' in irradiated tumour cells in vivo. Kinetics of re- -growth of murine leukaemia cells surviving irradiation with x rays, fast neutrons and accelerated charged particles., R J. Berry

Small eye, a mutant in the house mouse apparently affecting the synthesis of extracellular membranes. Abstr., R M. Clayton and J C. Campbell

'small Eye and cataract', a new dominant mutation in the mouse., H Ohotori, T Yoshida, and T Inuta

Small eyes--a new dominant eye mutant in the mouse., R C. Roberts

Small, inherited differences in blood glucose levels in mice., D Charlesworth

Small intestinal cryptogenic cells in w/wv mutant mice., C S. Potten

Small lymphocyte production and lymphoid cell proliferation in mouse bone marrow., S C. Miller, M Kaiserman, and D G. Osmond

Small lymphocytes in peripheral lymphoid tissues of nude mice. Life-span and distribution., H P. Hougen and C Ropke

Small, membrane-bound, alternatively spliced forms of ankyrin 1 associated with the sarcoplasmic reticulum of mammalian skeletal muscle., D Zhou, C S. Birkenmeier, M W. Williams, J J. Sharp, J E. Barker, and R J. Bloch

Small molecular weight rna components in ehrlich ascites tumor cells., larsen P. Hellung and S Frederiksen

Small scale efficient reproduction of el mice. (japanese With eng. Summ.)., K Utsumi, K Yoshida, T Maeda, M Mori, and H Tatsumi

Smoke, air mixtures for prolonged periods., R Harris, G Negroni, S Ludgate, C Pick, F Chesterman, D B. Maidment, and C O. Cigarette

Smoking. A possible factor affecting the tumor response to radiotherapy. Abstr., D W. Siemann, R P. Hill, and R S. Bush

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Smooth muscle Notch1 mediates neointimal formation after vascular injury., Y Li, K Takeshita, P Y. Liu, M Satoh, N Oyama, Y Mukai, M T. Chin, L Krebs, M I. Kotlikoff, F Radtke, T Gridley, and J K. Liao

Snail1 gene function during early embryo patterning in mice., S A. Murray and T Gridley

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Snail family genes are required for left-right asymmetry determination, but not neural crest formation, in mice., S A. Murray and T Gridley

Snail regulates p21(WAF/CIP1) expression in cooperation with E2A and Twist., E Takahashi, N Funato, N Higashihori, Y Hata, T Gridley, and M Nakamura

Snaker. A dominant abnormality caused by chromosomal imbalance., B M. Cattanach

Snell's waltzer, a new mutation affecting behaviour and the inner ear in the mouse., M S. Deol and M C. Green

Sn-glycerol-3-phosphate dehydrogenase gene expression during mouse adipocyte development in vivo., J R. Cook and L P. Kozak

So-called annular gap junctions in bone cells of normal mice., K Marquart

Social dominance affects ultrasonic courtship calls of male mice. Abstr., J Nyby, G Whitney, and G Dizinno

Social dominance and darwinian fitness in laboratory mice. An alternative test., A R. Kuse and J C. Fries

Social dominance and darwinian fitness in the laboratory mouse., J C. De fries and G E. Clearn

Social dominance and stress-induced hypertension: strain differences in inbred mice., J A. Lockwood and T H. Turney

Social dominance in inbred mouse strains., G Lindzey, H Winston, and M Manosevitz

Social dominance in the mouse., G Lindzey, M Manosevitz, and H Winston

Social facilitation and allelomimetic behavior in dogs. II. The effects of unfamiliarity., J P. Scott and M V. Marston

Social facilitation and allelomimetic behavior in dogs. I. Social facilitation in a non-competitive situation., H H. Vogel, J P. Scott, and M V. Marston

Social interaction and wounding in the genesis of 'spontaneous' murine amyloidosis., D L. Page and G G. Glenner

Social modification of alcohol consumption in inbred mice., C L. Randall and D Lester

Social olfaction: a review of the role of olfaction in a variety of animal behaviors., M L. Cheal and R L. Sprott

Social priming for agonistic behavior in a 'docile' mouse strain. Abstr., E C. Simmel and D A. Walker

Social rank in male mice and adrenocortical response to open field exposure., V M. Chapman, C Desjardins, and F H. Bronson

Social reinforcement of bar pressing in mice., J J. Antonitis and A Baron

Social reinforcement of dogs in a discrimination learning problem., Donald A. Dewsbury

Social relations of the domestic guinea pig living under semi-natural conditions., J A. King

Social selection by C57BL/10 male mice., Joel Levy

Social status and ultrasonic vocalizations of male mice., J Nyby, G A. Dizinno, and G Whitney

Social stimulation and the survival of mice under prolonged water deprivation., R H. Ressler and W D. Haasch

Society for Reproductive Biology Founders' Lecture 2005. Control of metabolic cooperativity between oocytes and their companion granulosa cells by mouse oocytes., K Sugiura and J J. Eppig

Sodium and potassium excretion in two strains of mice. Abstr., W Mc nutt and E Dill

Sodium ascorbate potentiates the growth inhibitory effect of certain agents on neuroblastoma cells in culture., K N. Prasad, P K. Sinha, M Ramanujam, and A Sakamoto

Sodium dependence of maximum flux, jm, and km of amino acid transport in ehrlich ascites cells., J A. Jacquez

Sodium dependency of gamma-aminobutyric acid binding to particulate fractions of mouse brain., F V. De feudis

Sodium-dependent amino a cid transport in reconstituted membrane vesicles from ehrlich ascites cell plasma membranes., C Bardin and R M. Johnstone

Sodium-dependent efflux of k+ and rb+ through the activated sodium channel of neuroblastoma cells., C Palfrey and U Z. Littauer

Sodium-dependent neutral amino acid transport in native and reconstituted membrane vesicles from ehrlich cells., W B. Im and A A. Spector

Sodium fluxes in the ehrlich ascites tumor cell. Abstr., F Aull and H G. Hempling

Sodium/hydrogen exchanger gene defect in slow-wave epilepsy mutant mice., G A. Cox, C M. Lutz, C L. Yang, D Biemesderfer, R T. Bronson, A Fu, P S. Aronson, J L. Noebels, and W N. Frankel

Sodium n-butyrate induces prostaglandin synthetase activity in mastocytoma p-815 cells., Y Koshihara, T Senshu, M Kawamura, and S Murota

Sodium polyanethole sulfonate. A new macrophage-dependent polymyxin-inhibitable, polyclonal b cell activator., C I. Smith and L Hammarstrom

Sodium-potassium-activated adenosine triphosphatase activity as a measure of neuronal membrane characteristics in ethanol-tolerant mice., M Levental and B Tabakoff

Sodium-stimulated amino acid uptake into isolated membrane vesicles from balb/c3t3 cells transformed by simian virus 40., D C. Quinlan, J R. Parnes, R Shalom, T Q. Garvey, I )i, K J. Isselbacher, and J Hochstadt

Soft agar cloning is superior to 3h-methyl thymidine incorporation in assessing doxorubicin cytotoxicity. Abstr., M E. Klein and dull A. West

Soft-agar tumor stem cell assays: effect of oxygen. Abstr., D Fan and A Krishan

Soft versus hard water as a factor in the incidence of anencephalic foetuses in litters from trypan blue treated mice., D R. Johnson

Software availability [letter; comment], N Goodman, E S. Lander, and Soltz R. Oberai

Software for in silico positional candidate analysis., Brad Witham

Solid intraperitoneal landschutz tumour in mice. Implications in cancer chemotherapy and immunology studies., I Hod, A Zimber, D Gidoni, and S Schonfeld

Solid leukemia 1210 homograft in ha/icr mice as a screening system. Abstr., W T. Bradner, S Bachman, and M H. Pindell

Solid phase activation of alternative pathway of complement by beta-1,3-glucans and its possible role for tumour regressing activity., J Hamuro, U Hadding, and suermann D. Bitter

Solid-phase micro-radioimmunoassay to measure immunoglobulin class-specific antibody to mycoplasma pulmonis., G Taylor

Solid state carcinogenesis. Abstr., F Bischoff and G Bryson

Solitary cells and enzyme exchange in tetraparental mice., N Feder

'solo' Large terminal repeats (ltr) of an endogenous retrovirus- -like gene family (vl30) in the mouse genome., G Rotman, A Itin, and E Keshet

Solubilised viral proteins produce fetal hepatitis in mice., A Aubertin, M Anton, A Bingen, M Elharrar, and A Kirn

Solubilization and activation of mammalian melanoma particulate tyrosinase by lipase digestion., Y M. Chen

Solubilization and characterization of mouse p-815 mastocytoma membrane antigens. Abstr., K J. Clemetson, M Bertschmann, and E F. Luscher

Solubilization and molecular characterization of membrane- -bound antigens shared by thymocytes and brain., R Arndt, R Stark, P Klein, A Muller, and H Thiele

Solubilization and partial characterization of a tumor-rejection antigen from an ultraviolet light-induced murine tumor., J H. Ransom, C Schengrund, and G L. Bartlett

Solubilization and partial characterization of cell membrane fc receptors., C L. Anderson and H M. Grey

Solubilization and partial purification of alkaline phosphatases of sarcoma 180/tg ascites cells., M H. Lee and A C. Sartorelli

Solubilization and partial purification of mouse histocompatibility antigens from a membran0us lipoprotein fraction., S G. Nathenson and D A. Davies

Solubilization and properties of poly(adp-ribose) polymerases from bovine spleen and ehrlich ascites cells., S M. Dungan, B Berger, R J. Zervoudakis, and L S. Dietrich

Solubilization and purification of homologous transplantation antigens in the mouse. Abstr., F Celada and E A. Makinodan

Solubilization of alkyldihydroxyacetone-p synthase from ehrlich ascites cell microsomal membranes., A J. Brown and F Snyder

Solubilization of g(gross) antigens on the surface of g leukemia cells., R B. Herberman, T Aoki, and M E. Nunn

Solubilization of h-2 histocompatibility antigens of the mouse by triton x-100 and butanol., T Harris, S Harris, and C A. Ogburn

Solubilization of histocompatibility and tumour-associated antigens of the p-815 murine mastocytoma cell., K J. Clemetson, A Gerber, M Bertschmann, and E F. Luscher

Solubilization of iga immune precipitates by complement., G W. Miller

Solubilization of immune precipitates by complement. Abstr., G W. Miller

Solubilization of mouse liver glycogen synthetase and phosphorylase during starvation glysogenolysis and its reversal by cortisol., H Sie, A Hablanian, and W H. Fishman

Solubilized tumour-associated antigens of methylcholanthrene- -induced mouse sarcomas. Comparative studies by in vitro sensitization of lymph-node cells, macrophage electrophoretic mobility assay and transplantation tests., J Bubenik, M Indrova, S Nemeckova, M Malkovsky, B Von broen, Palek, and J Anderlikova

Soluble cholinesterase of muscle from dystrophic and normal mice., S C. Sung

Soluble factors and the immune response, in vitro studies of the immunosuppression induced by the graft-versus-host reaction., E Parthenais, R Elie, and W S. Lapp

Soluble factors containing thy-1 antigen shed from lympho- blastoid cells modulate in vitro plaque-forming cell response., W W. Freimuth, H C. Miller, and W J. Esselman

Soluble factors for b cell activation: a t cell hybridoma that secretes a specific b cell growth factor., H Garchon, strauss M. Levi, C Carnaud, and J Bach

Soluble factors from bcg-induced suppressor cells inhibit in vitro pfc responses but not cytotoxic responses., G R. Klimpel

Soluble factors induced by freund's complete adjuvant (fca). Abstr., F Paraskevas and K B. Orr

Soluble factors in immune sera of mice. II. Reversible loss of surface immunoglobulin induced in vitro., S T. Lee and F Paraskevas

Soluble factors in immune sera of mice. I. Specific and non-specific suppressive activity., S T. Lee and F Paraskevas

Soluble factors in mouse immune sera. Iii. Origin, nature, and target of small molecular weight suppressive factors isolated from serum during primary responses., S T. Lee and F Paraskevas

Soluble factors in tolerance and contact sensitivity to 2,4- -dinitrofluorobenzene in mice. Iii. Histocompatibility antigens associated with hapten dinitrophenol serve as target molecules on 2,4-dinitrofluorobenzene-immune t cells for soluble suppres- sor factor., J W. Moorhead

Soluble factors in tolerance and contact sensitivity to 2,4- -dinitrofluorobenzene in mice. IV. Characterization of migration inhibition factor-producing lymphocytes and genetic requirements for activation., J W. Moorhead, J W. Murphy, R P. Harvey, H, and T J. Fetterhoff

Soluble factors in tolerance and contact sensitivity to dnfb in mice. II. Genetic requirements for suppression of contact sensitivity by soluble suppressor factor., J W. Moorhead

Soluble factors in tolerance and contact sensitivity to dnfb in mice. V. Genetic requirements for stimulating suppressor factor production in vitro., J W. Moorhead

Soluble factors produced by normal or tumor cells, inhibiting the uptake of 5-iodo-2'-deoxy-uridine by cancer cells in vitro., A Bonmassar, D Houchens, A M. Iorio, M Neri, A Santoni, and A Goldin

Soluble factors substitute for t-t-cell collaboration in generation of t-killer lymphocytes., J M. Plate

Soluble h-2 antigens. Effect on graft-versus-host reaction and factors influencing its effect on host-versus-skin-graft reaction., pannenko O. Halle, M Martyre, and G Mathe

Soluble helper factor(s) participates in the generation of cell mediated cytotoxicity directed against syngeneic tumor cells., D A. Fyfe and J H. Finke

Soluble immune complexes in nzb mice known as a model of spontaneous autoimmunity., V Haskova and J Rovensky

Soluble lens proteins of mutant stock mice in cataract development., B Konyukhov and E Platonov

Soluble lymphoma derived antigen. Immunogenicity and reactivity with anti-thy-1.2. Abstr., F S. Baechtel, W C. Gordon, G Goetz, and M D. Prager

Soluble mediators of foreign body granuloma formation in lung. Abstr., R Castriotta, C Allred, and T Yoshida

Soluble mediators of t-b interaction., R Gisler, F Staber, E Rude, and P Dukor

Soluble mouse h-2 isoantigens., D A. Davies

Soluble mouse histocompatibility antigens., R Koene, I M. Kenzie, E Painter, D Sachs, H Winn, and P Russell

Soluble peptidoglycan from staphylococcus aureus is a murine b-lymphocyte mitogen., U M. Babu and A R. Zeiger

Soluble RNA 2'-O-methylase activity of normal and neoplastic mouse liver tissue., Christine Kimball

Soluble RNA ethylase activity of normal and neoplastic mouse tissues., R L. Hancock

Soluble rna ethylase activity of normal and neoplastic mouse tissues., R L. Hancock

Soluble RNA methylase activity of mouse brain., R L. Hancock and B E. Eleftheriou

Soluble rna methylase activity of mouse brain extracts., R Hancock and B Eleftheriou

Soluble RNA methylase activity of transplantable mouse hepatomas., R L. Hancock and J Granau

Soluble rna methylase activity of transplantable mouse hepatomas., R L. Hancock and J Grunau

Soluble suppressor activity of concanavalin a-activated spleen cells on b-lymphocyte colony formation in vitro., M H. Claesson

Soluble suppressor factor from the spleens of tumor-bearing mice., C Subramanian, S Yu, and C F. Mckhann

Soluble, t-cell derived factors induce b lymphoma cells to secrete hemolytic antibody. Abstr., N J. Locascio, L W. Arnold, and G Haughton

Soluble tl and h-2 antigens prepared from a tl positive leukaemia of a tl negative mouse strain., D A. Davies, B J. Alkins, E A. Boyse, L J. Old, and E Stockert

Soluble transplantation antigens. Further studies of their toler- ogenic properties., L W. Law, E Appella, S Strober, P W. Wright, and F Fischetti

Soluble trinitrophenylated proteins and trinitrophenylated cells as specific inhibitors of target cell lysis by cytotoxic t lymphocytes., D Inbar, A H. Hale, V Igras, and H N. Eisen

Soluble tsta of a chemically induced sarcoma, meth-a. Abstr., T Natori, L W. Law, and E Appella

Somal model membranes in mice. VI. Response in b-cell-defective cba/n mice., H Snippe, A J. Houte, E F. Lizzio, J M. Willers, D B. Merchant, and T. Lipo

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Somatic activation of the K-ras oncogene causes early onset lung cancer in mice., L Johnson, K Mercer, D Greenbaum, R T. Bronson, D Crowley, D A. Tuveson, and T Jacks

Somatically acquired recombinant murine leukemia proviruses in thymic leukemias of akr/j mice., W Herr and W Gilbert

Somatic and germ-line reverse mutation rates of the retrovirus-induced dilute coat-color mutation of DBA mice., P K. Seperack, M C. Strobel, D J. Corrow, N A. Jenkins, and N G. Copeland

Somatic cell fusion in vivo, a possible mechanism tumor progression. Abstr., D M. Goldenberg and R A. Pavia

Somatic cell genetic evidence for x-chromosome linkage of three enzymes in the mouse., V M. Chapman and T B. Shows

Somatic cell genetic mapping of the Ram1 tumor antigen gene., Shreeram Akilesh

Somatic cell hybridization of mouse myeloma cells., D H. Margulies, W M. Kuehl, and M D. Scharff

Somatic cell hybrids between mouse peritoneal macrophages and simian- -virus-40-transformed human cells. II. Presence of human chromosome 7 carrying simian virus 40 genome in cells of tumors induced by hybrid cells., C M. Croce, D Aden, and H Koprowski

Somatic cell hybrids between mouse peritoneal macrophages and sv40-transformed human cells. Iii. Identification of surface antigens coded for by human chromosomes 7 and 17., L Cicurel and C M. Croce

Somatic cell hybrids between mouse peritoneal macrophages and sv40-transformed human cells. I. Positive control of the transformed phenotype by the human chromosome 7 carrying the sv40 genome., C M. Croce and H Koprowski

Somatic cell hybrids between totipotent mouse teratocarcinoma and rat hepatoma cells., G Litwack and C M. Croce

Somatic cell hybrids derived from terminally differentiated rhesus cells and established mouse cell lines., F Hu, L M. Pasztor, and D J. Teramura

Somatic cell hybrids producing antibodies specific for the tumor antigen of simian virus 40., J Martinis and C M. Croce

Somatic cell origin of teratocarcinomas., B Mintz, C Cronmiller, and R P. Custer

Somatic cells in vitro: their relationship to progenitive cells and to artificial milieux., C Waymouth

Somatic diversification is required to generate the vkappa genes of mopc 511 and mopc 167 myeloma proteins., H K. Gershenfeld, A Tsukamoto, I L. Weissman, and R Joho

Somatic hybrid of thymus leukemia (+) and (-) cells forms thymus leukemia antigens but fails to undergo modulation., W Liang and E P. Cohen

Somatic hybrids between a high nk-sensitive lymphoid (yacir) and several low sensitive sarcoma or l-cell-derived mouse lines exhibit low sensitivity., richter L. Ahrlund, E Klein, and G Masucci

Somatic hybrids of complement resistant, modulation (+), tl(+), rada-1 cells lyse in the presence of specific antiserum and fail to undergo modulation. Abstr., W Liang and E P. Cohen

Somatic hybrids of murine leukemia cells express lesser quantities of a tumor associated than their parental sources. Abstr., D Dialynas, W Liang, and E P. Cohen

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Somatic inactivation of the PHD2 prolyl hydroxylase causes polycythemia and congestive heart failure., Y A. Minamishima, J Moslehi, N Bardeesy, D Cullen, R T. Bronson, and W G. Kaelin

Somatic mitoses in cells of Picea glauca cultivated in vitro., P G. Risser

Somatic mutants and antibody diversity., D S. Secher, C Milstein, and K Adetugbo

Somatic mutation creates diversity in the major group of mouse immunoglobulin kappa light chains., G Heinrich, A Traunecker, and S Tonegawa

Somatic mutation in genes for the variable portion of the immunoglobulin heavy chain., J Sims, T H. Rabbitts, P Estess, C Slaughter, P W. Tucker, and J D. Capra

Somatic mutation rate during development of spontaneous murine leukemia., G Ronichevskaya and R Martynova

Somatic physiologic and behavioral effects of prolonged isolation in male mice and behavioral response to treatment., U Banerjee

Somatic variants in mouse myeloma and hybridoma cell lines., D E. Yelton, W D. Cook, and M D. Scharff

Somatic variants of murine immunoglobuin lambda light chains., A L. Bothwell, M Paskind, M Reth, kari T. Imanishi, L Rejewsky, and D Baltimore

Somatosensory, auditory and visual cortical areas of the mouse., T A. Woolsey

Somatosensory cortex, structural alterations following early injury to sense organs., H Van der loos and T A. Woolsey

Somatosensory cortical barrels and thalamic barreloids in reeler mutant mice., C Welt and D A. Steindler

Somatostatin content and release of isolated pancreatic islets from obese-hyperglycemic mice., B Petersson, G Lundqvist, and A Andersson

Somatostatin in the pancreas and hypothalamus of obese mice., kitabgi J. Dolais, brustel Y. Marchand, and P Freychet

Somatostatin-reduced proliferation of murine aplastic carcinoma conditioned to diabetes., pavlovic S. Vuk, V Bozikov, and K Pavelic

Somatostatin reduces the release of colony-stimulating activity (csa) from pha-activated mouse spleen lymphocytes., W Hinterberger, C Cerny, H Kinast, H Pointner, and K H. Tragl

Somatostatin suppresses growth of murine myeloid leukemia in vivo., K Pavelic, J Gabrilovac, V Bozikov, J Pavelic, M Petek, and M Boranic

Somatostatin. Widespread abnormality in tissues of spontaneously diabetic mice., Y C. Patel, D P. Cameron, Y Stefan, lagae F. Malaisse, and L Orci

Sombre, a viable dominant mutant in the house mouse., N Bateman

'sombrero' Hemolytic plaques due to antibody of a single specificity against pneumococcal polysaccharide., P Byfield

Some 6-substituted nicotinamides. Synthesis and antineoplastic activities., W C. Ross

Some abnormalities produced by low dose x-irradiations in early mouse embryos., E Ohzu and S Makino

Some alkylating derivatives of nicotinic acid. Synthesis and anti- neoplastic activities., W C. Ross

Some antagonistic effects of 'hematoporphyrin' and protoporphyrin in mice., J Modell and S Schwartz

Some antigenic properties of methylcholanthrene-induced sarcomas. Abstr., J Marchant

Some antigen similarities between mouse erythrocytes and ehrlich ascites tumour cells., M Furusawa, M Kotani, H Takeuchi, and S Asayama

Some approaches to mapping the redistribution of parent-cell h-2 anti- gens on the membrane of cell hybrids., A Lengerova and J Peknicova

Some approaches to the role of secondary structure in the enzymatic alkylation of soluble ribonucleic acid., Paul C. Kimball

Some aspects of audiogenic seizures in the rabbit., Pamela L. Alexander

Some aspects of cancer research., C C. Little

Some aspects of differentiation in cells of Picea glauca cultivated in vitro., P R. White

Some aspects of estrous synchrony in peromyscus and c57bl/6j mice. Abstr., H M. Marsden and F H. Bronson

Some aspects of experimental and spontaneous tumorigenesis in animals., H Meier

Some aspects of host response to levamisole after chemotherapy in a murine leukemia., K Perk, M A. Chirigos, F Fuhrman, and H Pettigrew

Some aspects of humoral immunity in germ-free and conventional sjl/j mice in relation to age and pathology., K Siebert, M Pollard, and A Nordin

Some aspects of immunological tolerane investigated by parents to f1 hybrid parabiosis in mice., N W. Nisbet

Some aspects of iron metabolism during erythropoietic depression in the mouse., M C. Aggio, L M. Fernandez, and M T. Bruzzo

Some aspects of normal and abnormal cell surface genetics., E A. Boyse and L J. Old

Some aspects of physical environment in relation to animal care., G Porter

Some aspects of quantitative histology of the liver of a/jax mice before and during tumor induction with carbon tetrachloride., P A. Meglitsch, R R. Mote, and L P. Johnson

Some aspects of reproductive performance in inbred mice., M Festing

Some aspects of reproductive physiology in females of four inbred strains of mice., William L. Elkins

Some aspects of the antitumor activity and pharmacology of anthramycin. Abstr., R H. Adamson

Some aspects of the apparent glucose-6-phosphatase activity in the pancreatic islets of mammals., I Taljedal

Some aspects of the crowding effect on the estrous cycle of female mice., Barbara Brewen

Some aspects of the development of the notochord in mouse embryos., A Jurand

Some aspects of the glomerular basement membrane changes in nzb/bl mouse kidney. Abstr., K J. Thomson, T M. Mukherjee, and williams A. Wynn

Some aspects of the h-2 system, the major histocompatibility system in the mouse., P Ivanyi

Some aspects of the metabloism of urethane and n-hydroxyurethane in rodents., R Nery

Some aspects of the morphology of the bittner virus., J K. Clarke and J T. Attridge

Some aspects of the pathogenesis of spontaneous and transplantation lymphoid leukaemia in ak mice., J Vesely, J Seifert, and J Nedvidek

Some aspects of the pharmacologic effects oon normal and mutant mice., Joseph A. Kamara

Some aspects of the pharmacology of vincristine. Abstr., R H. Adamson, L Crews, and M Ben

Some aspects of the problem of immunity against transplanted and spontaneous tumors., H M. Hirsch

Some aspects of the process of dna synthesis in mammalian cells., P R. Harrison

Some aspects of the relationship of rna metabolism to development in normal and mutant mouse embryos cultivated in vitro., S Silagi

Some aspects of the role of folic acid in nucleic acid synthesis in a neoplastic c3h mouse cell strain., J Rotherham, F M. Price, and V J. Evans

Some aspects of the role of vitamin b12 and folic acid in dna-thymidine synthesis in a neoplastic c3h mouse cell strain., J Rotherham, F M. Price, T T. Otani, and V J. Evans

Some aspects of the role of vitamin b12 in nucleic acid synthesis in a neoplastic c3h mouse cell strain. I. Growth studies., F M. Price, J Rotherham, and V J. Evans

Some aspects of the role of vitamin b12 in nucleic acid synthesis in a neoplastic c3h mouse cell strain. II. Incorporation of precursors., J Rotherham, F M. Price, and V J. Evans

Some aspects of the structure and histochemistry of the adrenals in obese-hyperglycemic mice., C Hellerstrom, B Hellman, and S Larsson

Some aspects of toxicity of tritiated thymidine. Abstr., R J. Fry and S Lesher

Some aspects on the effect of vitamin a on developing mouse embryos., E Ohzu and R Shoji

Some aspects on the effect of x-irradiation on inbred mouse embryos., R Shoji and E Ohzu

Some basic parameters in the cultivation of spruce tissues., P R. White and P G. Risser

Some behavioral characteristics of three strains of mice selected for brain-size differences., Martha Lee Prater

Some behavioral differences associated with relative size of hippocampus in the mouse., C C. Wimer, R E. Wimer, and T H. Roderick

Some behavioral differences in mice genetically selected for high and low brain weight., C Wimer and L Prater

Some behavioural and neuroanatomical correlates of laterality., John N. Papaioannou

Some biochemical aspects of the immune macrophage., G C. Hard

Some biochemical changes in the liver of mice bearing ehrlich ascites (diploid and triploid) tumors. Abstr., S J. Fu, H Tsukada, A I. Kaneko, S Fujiwara, and E Shibuya

Some biochemical effects of anguidin in vivo. Abstr., B J. Bowdon, J A. Werline, and G P. Wheeler

Some biochemical properties of thymus leukemia antigens solubilized from cell membranes by papain digestion., T Muramatsu, S G. Nathenson, E A. Boyse, and L J. Old

Some biochemical studies of the metabolic inhibitory effect of human serum on rodent cell lines., D Eidinger, A Mates, and mates Z. Fishler

Some biological characteristics of lipid conjugates of protein antigen that selectively induce delayed-type hypersensitivity in mice., S B. Singh

Some biological properties and an in vivo evaluation of tyrosine phenol-lyase on growth of b-16 melanoma., G G. Meadows, J D. Giovanni, L Minor, and G W. Elmer

Some biological properties of bull seminal vesicle aspermatogenic sub- stance and its effect on mice., J Matousek, A Pavlok, J Dostal, and J Grozdanovic

Some biological properties of mouse spleen cells fractionated by the adherence on sephadex g 25 and glass bead columns., A Hruba, V Fricova, E Paluska, J Fiala, and T I. Pristoupil

Some biological studies on the acetylenic carbamates. A new series of antitumor agents. Abstr., M J. Sweeney and M A. Esterman

Some biologic and metabolic properties of the 186th passage of mouse chrysoidin hepatoma., Z Rzucidlo and H Starzyk

Some biologic, immunogenic, and morphologic effects in mice after infection with a murine sarcoma virus. 2. Morphologic studies., M F. Stanton, L W. Law, and R C. Ting

Some biologic, immunogenic, and morphologic effects in mice after infection with a murine sarcoma virus. I. Biologic and immunogenic studies., L W. Law, R C. Ting, and M F. Stanton

Some causes of variation of body temperature in mice., A Mc laren

Some cell-bound, species-specific antigens of mouse ascites-tumor cells., G Haughton

Some cellular aspects of the antibody response to neurotropic influenza virus in mice. Abstr., P A. Klein

Some cellular characteristics of the epididymal adipose tissue in lean and obese-hyperglycemic mice., R Abraham

Some characteristics of 19s and 7s mouse isoantibodies in vivo and in vitro., B Andersson, H Wigzell, and G Klein

Some characteristics of an isolated group antigen common to most strains of murine leukemia virus., M A. Fink, L R. Sibal, N A. Wivel, and T E. O'conner

Some characteristics of a thymic humoral factor determined by assay in vivo of dna synthesis in lymph nodes of thymectomized mice., N Trainin, M Burger, and A M. Kaye

Some characteristics of deoxynucleotide kinase activities in mouse- -liver homogenates., R K. Kielley

Some characteristics of microvascular injury in the irradiated mouse. Abstr., S P. Stearner and J B. Emily

Some characteristics of natural cytostatic mouse splenocytes., R Ehrlich and I P. Witz

Some characteristics of strain sjl/jdg mice., C G. Crispens

Some characteristics of the macrocytosis in mice exposed to daily gamma irradiation. Abstr., M Miller and G Sacher

Some characteristics of the steroid-sensitive amino acid incorporating system of mouse kidney., E H. Frieden and A A. Harper

Some characterization of mutations induced by enu in the mouse. Abstr., J Peters

Some chemotherapeutic properties of two new antitumor antibiotics, saframycins a and c., T Arai, K Takahashi, K Ishiguro, and Y Mikami

Some comparisons between induced and spontaneous mutation rates in mouse sperm and spermatogonia., G R. Dunn and H I. Kohn

Some considerations concerning the structure of chromosomes and genes., G D. Snell

Some contrasts between tissue transplantation and natural phenomena. Proc. Int. Symp. On tissue transpl., Univ. De chile, 1961. ED. By, M K. Barrett

Some contributions of the laboratory rodents to our understanding of human biology., C C. Little

Some cranial anomalies in mice., C V. Green and E Fekete

Some cytochemical observations on livers of radiation chimeras. Abstr., E M. Uyeki

Some cytological and initial biochemical observations on photoreceptors in retinas of rds mice., A I. Cohen

Some data concerning immune processes in concomitant tumor immunity experimental models. Comparative in vivo and in vitro investigations ii. In vitro experiments., G Donovan, I Popp, E Badea, and L Bologa

Some data concerning immune processes in concomitant tumor immunity experimental models. Comparative in vivo and in vitro investigations. I. In vivo experiments., E Badea, G Donovan, R Dumitrescu, L Fadei, and I Popp

Some delayed effects of atom-bomb radiations in mice., A C. Upton, A W. Kimball, J Furth, K W. Christenberry, and W H. Benedict

Some delayed effects of partial-body irradiation in mice of the rf strain., G E. Cosgrove and A C. Upton

Some determinants of camptothecin responsiveness in leukemia l1210 cells., D Kessel

Some dichloroacetyl derivatives and their antitumor activity., A Sweeny, J T. Salmon, A N. Fenster, and J Canter

Some differences among various mammalian cell lines in reversal of growth inhibition by 5-fluororacil., M A. Rich, L Saslaw, and M L. Eidinoff

Some discrepancies between the use of dna synthesis and wholemount preparations as indices of mammary gland response to pituitary mammotrophin., H Nagasawa and R Yanai

Some diseases in normal and immunosuppressed experimental animals., L F. Taffs

Some early effects of estrogen on uterine fine structure. Abstr., L W. Tice

Some effects of 1,3-bis(2-chloroethyl)-1-nitrosourea upon the syn- thesis of protein and nucleic acids in vivo and in vitro., G P. Wheeler and B J. Bowdon

Some effects of 1(+)glutamic acid on sound-induced seizures in mice., B Ginsburg, S Ross, M J. Zamis, and A Perkins

Some effects of 5-bromodeoxyuridine on polyoma-transformed mouse cells., L Grady and A B. North

Some effects of age and castration in the epithelial basal lamina of secondary sex organs in the mouse., C Rowlatt

Some effects of antimetabolites on cell detachment., L Weiss and D Huber

Some effects of audiogenic seizure, glutamic acid and anoxia on learning in DBA/1 mice using a Hebb-Williams maze., Martha Stauffer

Some effects of audiogenic seizures on learning in DBA/1 mice using a Hebb-Williams maze., Richard Alan Blasband

Some effects of azathioprine on compensatory renal enlargement in mice., S M. Cobbe, B M. Herbertson, and J B. Houghton

Some effects of bleomycin on the proliferation, maturation time and protein synthesis of hairless mouse epidermis., O H. Iversen, O P. Clausen, U M. Iversen, and R Rohrbach

Some effects of breeding mice for many generations in a cold environment., S A. Barnett

Some effects of cold and of hybridity on the growth of mice., S A. Barnett and S G. Scott

Some effects of concanavalin a on tumorigenesis in mice., D Gericke, P Chandra, and A Wacker

Some effects of crowding in peromyscus and c57bl/10j mice. Abstr., F H. Bronson and B E. Eleftheriou

Some effects of ddt on reproduction in mice., R F. Bernhard and R A. Gaertner

Some effects of different tensions of oxygen on the respiration and growth of l-strain fibrablasts., A R. Fisher

Some effects of edta and tetraphenylboron on the ultrastructure of mitochondria in mouse liver cells., C C. Harris and C A. Leone

Some effects of escherichia coli endotoxin on the graft-versus-host reaction in mice., E Skopinska

Some effects of estradiol on uterine epithelial mitosis. Abstr., L W. Tice

Some effects of estrogen on uterine epithelial mitosis in the mouse., L W. Tice

Some effects of glucose-1-phosphate hydrazine on ascites tumor cells. Abstr., S Podolsky, J Cardenas, and A Wase

Some effects of (+) glutamic acid, and audiogenic seizures on maze learning in the dba-1 strain of mice., Kenneth Cohen

Some effects of hypervitaminosis a on metastasis of spontaneous breast cancer in mice., L Weiss and E D. Holyoke

Some effects of immunological factors on gestation in mice., D A. James

Some effects of low-level X-irradiation on populations of mice., Gary B. Weiss

Some effects of meal-feeding and consequent weight reduction in obese mice., S A. Jagot, J W. Dickerson, and G P. Webb

Some effects of neuraminidase on the in vitro interactions between spleen and mastocytoma (p815) cells., L Weiss and T L. Cudney

Some effects of ovariectomy during the period of declining reproductive powers in mice., W S. Murray

Some effects of ovariectomy upon breeding females., W S. Murray

Some effects of pigment mutations on the fine structure of mouse melanin granules. Abstr., F Moyer

Some effects of prolactin, insulin and hydrocortisone on rna synthesis by mouse mammary gland, in vitro., M R. Green and Y J. Topper

Some effects of reserpine on normal and leukemic mice., S Kruger, W C. Standeffer, and F W. Schueler

Some effects of ribonuclease on ascites tumor cells. Abstr., A Wase, J Cordenas, and S Podolsky

Some effects of serum on peripheral leukocyte count and mouse thymus after exposure to x-ray., M E. Hodes, L C. Yip, and P Yu

Some effects of strain differences in the maternal behavior of inbred mice., R Ward

Some effects of the gene Wv (dominant spotting) in mice., E Fekete, C C. Little, and A M. Cloudman

Some effects of thymocyte-stimulating factor., D Chen and G D. Sabato

Some effects of trypan blue on the preimplantation mouse embryo in vitro. Abstr., D Fisher and M Smithberg

Some effects of variations in environmental oxygen tension upon the virulence of experimental tumors., H J. Tatum, E E. Popa, and C J. Shininger

Some effects of x irradiation in successive generations on an inbred and a hybrid population of mice., R W. Touchberry and F A. Verley

Some effects of x-irradiation on the development of inbred and hybrid mouse embryos., C P. Dagg

Some effects of x-irradiation on the development of inbred and hybrid mouse embryos. In w. D. Carlson, (ed.), Proc. Internat. Symp. On effects of ionizing, C P. Dagg

Some effects on offspring behavior of maternal adrenalin injection during pregnancy in three inbred mouse strains., W R. Thompson and S Olian

Some electrical properties of murine thymocytes, and b- and t-lymphocytes., L Weiss, J R. Subjeck, and D Glaves

Some electrical properties of the peripheries of murine 3t3 cells with respect to viral transformation and reversion., L Weiss, J R. Subjeck, and G Poste

Some electrical properties of the surfaces of murine b- and t-lymphocytes and thymocytes. II. Effects of neuraminidase and ribonuclease., L Weiss, D Glaves, and J R. Subjeck

Some electron-dense particles associated with certain murine tumors., H E. Pearson and R F. Baker

Some enzymatic properties of the x-zone of the mouse adrenal gland studied by cytochemical studies. Abstr., J M. Allen

Some enzymic studies in 3 types of genetically obese mice., K Kobayashi

Some examples of gene-controlled functional disturbances in the mouse., H B. Chase

Some experiences with experimental brain gliomas in mice., L M. Davidoff

Some experiences with the preservation of tumour materials in liquid nitrogen., D Gericke

Some experimental and clinical studies on the causes of congenital clefts of the palate and of the lip., F C. Fraser

Some experimental evidence for the influence of genetic factors on viral leukemogenesis., J R. Tennant and G D. Snell

Some factors affecting deciduomal formation in the castrate mouse., Thomas C. Snell

Some factors affecting deciduomal formation in the castrate mouse., Jane Gary

Some factors affecting host susceptibility to murine hepatitis virus., M Naiki and K Fujiwara

Some factors affecting production by mice of 'enhancing' antibody. Abstr., A J. Crowle, Y Fujita, and C C. Hu

Some factors affecting the concentration of skin sterols in the mouse., Ira S. Jaffrey

Some factors affecting the permeability of large-granule membranes to mouse-liver catalase in vitro., D H. Adams and E A. Burgess

Some factors associated with a developmental change in hemoglobin components in early fetal life., M L. Craig and J L. Southard

Some factors associated with a developmental change in hemoglobin components in early fetal mice., M L. Craig and J L. Southard

Some factors influencing respiration and glycolysis in ehrlich ascites tumor cells., K H. Ibsen, E L. Coe, and R W. Kee

Some factors influencing the growth potential of the skin in the domestic rabbit., D D. Crary and R B. Sawin

Some factors influencing the human sex ratio., C C. Little

Some factors influencing the lignification of xylem cells in tissue culture., Martha J. Joachim

Some factors in the induction of lymphoid tumors by intrathymic inoculation of rlv (radiation leukemia virus). Abstr., M Lieberman

Some factors involved in deciduomal formation in the castrated mouse., Jeffrey H. Gordon

Some factors involved in the induction or growth of testicular tumors in balb/c mice., H B. Andervont, M B. Shimkin, and H Y. Canter

Some factors that determine the ability of cellular inocula to induce tolerance of tissue homografts., R E. Billingham and W K. Silvers

Some flow-cytofluorimetric studies of the nuclear ploidy of mouse hepatocytes. Iii. Further observations on early changes in nuclear ploidy of mouse hepatocytes following various experimental procedures., A P. Yim

Some genes and manganese metabolism. Abstr., L C. Erway

Some genetic aspects of visual cell degeneration in mice., J A. Dipaolo and W K. Noell

Some genetic characteristics of bn/a and bn/b inbred strains of mice., A Czarnomska and J Wezkowa

Some growth parameters in transplant and recurrent growth modes of ehrlich ascites tumor of the mouse. Abstr., H Brown

Some h-2 antigens of nzb mice., S M. Chantler

Some hematologic effects of three antitumor drugs (pct, 3-hp, and iq-1) that chelate iron related transition metals. Abstr., F A. French, A E. Lewis, A H. Sheena, and E J. Jr

Some histochemical alterations induced by the methylhydrazine derivative natulan on two experimental ascites tumors., A Llombart, A Peydro, and F Llopis

Some histochemical characteristics of the waldeyer cell layer in the substantia gelatinosa of the spinal cord of mice and rats., M Wolman

Some histochemical observations on the muscles of mice with hereditary muscular dystrophy., M N. Golarz and G H. Bourne

Some histological observations on the effect of x-rays on spermato- genesis in adult mice., G Itagaki

Some histologic and cytologic features of leukemias induced by dibutylnitrosamine in cba/h-t6t6 mice., M Emura

Some histopathological observations on the lewis lung tumor (an experimental model for surgical therapy and chemotherapy). Abstr., J H. Edgcomb

Some immunological cross-reactions among the murine leukemia viruses. Abstr., M A. Fink

Some implications of the activation of murine leukemia virus by halogenated pyrimidines., W P. Rowe, D R. Lowy, N Teich, and J W. Hartley

Some inhibitors of deamination of 9-beta-d-arabinofuranosyladenine and 9-beta-d-xylofuranosyladenine by blood and neoplasms of experimental animals and humans., R Koshiura and G A. Lepage

Some inhibitory effects of (-)-emetine on growth of ehrlich ascites carcinoma., R K. Johnson and W R. Jondorf

Some inhibitory properties of 6-n-hydroxylaminopurine, an analog of adenine and hypoxanthine., A C. Sartorelli, A L. Bieber, P K. Chang, and G A. Fischer

Some interference microscopic observations during the growth of ehrlich ascites tumour cells., J Svedja, A Rejthar, and A Wotke

Some investigations on lipolysis in the hereditary obese mouse. Abstr., I S. Ross

Some investigations on the mechanism of development of experimental vagina tumors in mice. (pol., Eng. Summ.), H Skurzak and K Dux

Some in vivo and in vitro antitumour effects of the deoxyfluoro-d- -glucopyranoses., E M. Bessell, V D. Courtenay, A B. Foster, M Jones, and J H. Westwood

Some kinetic parameters of purine salvage enzymes.4@@@ Ab, D C. Talbot and K R. Harrap

Some late effects of radiostrontium in rf male mice., G E. Cosgrove and A C. Upton

Some means of counteracting the killing effect of foreign cells. Abstr., V Stankovic, M Boranic, and I Hrsak

Some mechanical and electrical properties of distal hind limb muscles of genetically dystrophic mice (c57bl/6jdy2j/dy2j)., J B. Harris and A Montgomery

Some metabolic aspects of the obese-hyperglycemic syndrome in mice., B Hellman

Some metabolic effects exerted by azaserine and purine analogs in vivo., A C. Sartorelli, H F. Upchurch, A L. Bieber, and B A. Booth

Some methodological problems in age comparisons of EEG sleep patterns for C57BL/6J mice., M F. Elias, A J. Zolovick, P K. Elias, and B E. Eleftheriou

Some methodological problems in age comparisons of eeg sleep patterns for c57bl/6j mice., M F. Elias, A J. Zolovick, P K. Elias, and B E. Eleftheriou

Some microelectrophoretic studies of normal and tumour cells., J H. Lowick, L Purdom, A M. James, and E J. Ambrose

Some more aspects of the physiology of gene controlled audiogenic seizures in inbred mice., Norman Avnet

Some new data concerning the biology of tumours. The effects of some new data concerning the biology of tumours. The effects of heparin and its components on tumour growth., G Csaba, C Horvath, and T Acs

Some observations about effects of isologous splenic cells on lethally irradiated mice., J Rerabek

Some observations and an hypothesis concerning the early stages of radiation recovery., R F. Kallman

Some observations in operant conditioning in mice of the C57 black strain., Michael Kaplan

Some observations of the hematopoietic status in vivo and in vitro on mice of genotype sl/sld., F D. Wilson and L O'grady

Some observations on an induced adaptation in a transplantable tumor., B H. Sanford

Some observations on induced polyovulation and superpregnancy in mature mice., A Sato

Some observations on melanin synthesis anomalies in mouse hair follicles after treatment with x-rays or actinomycin d., C S. Potten

Some observations on 'reeler', a neuromuscular mutation in mice., W A. Myers

Some observations on the blood levels of phenylalanine in dilute mice and a comparison between human phenylketonuria and the disease of mice homozygous for the dilute lethal gene., M J. Seller

Some observations on the distribution of catalase in mouse tissues by fluorescent antibody technique. Abstr., E T. Nishimura and T Y. Kobara

Some observations on the effect of histamine, 48/80 and five anti- histaminic drugs of the survival time of orthotopic skin homografts in the mouse., A D. Barnes

Some observations on the fine structure of light and dark cells in the gall bladder epithelium of the mouse., K Yamada

Some observations on the hematopoietic status in vivo and in vitro on mice of genotype sl/sld. Abstr., C J. Mc neill, F D. Wilson, L O'grady, and S L. Munn

Some observations on the histological structure of an unusual ovarian anomaly in rabbits, with particular reference to the connective tissue., Berton F. Hill

Some observations on the interaction between inverted sexual behaviour and social status in female mice., D Mainardi

Some observations on the intermediary metabolism of ascites tumour cells. (abstr. Only), P Emmelot

Some observations on the post-plucking depression in tritiated thymi- dine utilization in mouse skin and some tentative cell kinetic deter- minations., C S. Potten

Some observations on the regulatory control of the multiplication of mouse hepatic cells., H Naora and H Naora

Some observations on the reversibility of methotrexate toxicity in normal proliferating tissues., J A. Straw, D C. Talbot, G A. Taylor, and K R. Harrap

Some observations on the skin and hair of tabby mice., B Kindred

Some observations on the three-dimensional growth of l5178y cell colonies in soft agar culture., H Dalen and H J. Burki

Some observations on the use of transplanted tumors in radiobiological research., O C. Scott

Some peculiar biological and biochemical properties of a mouse hepatoma induced by chrysoidin. I. Biological and biochemical characteristics of the hepatoma., Z Albert and M Ortowski

Some peculiar biological and biochemical properties of a mouse hepatoma induced by chrysoidin. Iii. Activity of glucose-6-phos- phatase., Z Albert and M Ortowski

Some peculiar biological and biochemical properties of a mouse hepatoma induced by chrysoidin. II. Metabolic properties of the hepatoma., Z Albert and M Ortowski

Some pharmacological properties of a tumor inhibitory methyl hydrazine derivative. Abstr., V T. Oliverio and M G. Kelly

Some pharmacologic effects of wr-2721, their role in toxicity and radioprotection., J M. Yuhas, J O. Proctor, and L H. Smith

Some phases of the problem of smoking and lung cancer., C C. Little

Some physical and biological characteristics of the mouse mammary tumor virus., D H. Moore, N Sarkar, J Charney, and B Kramarsky

Some physical and chemical properties of albumin esterase and albumin from mouse serum., R A. Popp, J G. Heddle, R E. Canning, and R C. Allen

Some physical and radiobiological properties of immunologically reactive mouse spleen cells., D Osoba

Some physical chemical experiments with hemoglobins from normal and genetically anemic mice., S J. Singer and E S. Russell

Some physical chemical properties of the b particle and its corre- lation with the mammary tumor agent. Abstr. Lillia babbitt hyde found. Conf. On mammary tumor virus, inverness,, fairchild B. Magdoff

Some physical parameters affecting the agglutination of l-5178y leuke- mic cells with concanavalin a. Abstr., J J. Killion and T K. Chowdhury

Some physical properties of a murine sarcoma virus (harvey)., W J. Mahy, J J. Harvey, and K E. Rowson

Some physico-chemical properties of mouse red cells and hemoglobin., H Meier

Some physiological bases for reinforcing properties of reward injections., R M. Chambers

Some physiological conditions modifying radio-sensitivities of mouse skin. Abstr., K Masuda, N M. Hunter, and H R. Withers

Some physiological correlates to arousal in mice: a pilot study., Robert S. Zucker

Some physiological genetic aspects of mammalian melanogenesis., M Foster

Some possible effects of nursing on mammary gland tumor incidence in mice., J J. Bittner

Some possible effects of nursing on the mammary gland tumor incidence in mice., J J. Bittner

Some preliminary observations on cell culture of preneoplastic mouse mammary gland. Abstr., D Medina

Some problems of heredity and social behavior., J P. Scott and M Charles

Some properties of adenosine kinase from ehrlich ascites-tumor cells., A W. Murray

Some properties of adenovirus 12-induced transplantation antigen, as measured by the macrophage migration inhibition test., C W. Potter and R C. Rees

Some properties of a pyrimidine phosphoribosyltransferase from murine leukemia cells., D Kessel, J Deacon, B Coffey, and A Bakamjian

Some properties of brain paps-cerebroside sulphotransferase in jimpy and quaking mice., L L. Sarlieve, N M. Neskovic, G Rebel, and P Mandel

Some properties of cytoplasmic rna fractions of the mouse ehrlich ascites carcinoma., K Hosokawa and M J. Fraser

Some properties of fluorocarbon-treated animal tissue., P G. Stansly and D S. Ramsey

Some properties of heavily irradiated eat cells and their influence on the host., V Juraskova

Some properties of l-asparagine synthetase of the l-asparaginase-resistant mouse lymphoma 6c3hed., M R. Davies and R D. Marshall

Some properties of 'light' cytoplasmic ribonucleoprotein of mouse plasmacytoma., V V. Grechko, N K. Saccharova, and L E. Gorjunova

Some properties of marrow derived adherent cells in tissue culture., S A. Bentley and J Foidart

Some properties of mouse histocompatibility antigens. H-2, non-h-2, x (leukemic) and y (sex linked)., D A. Davies

Some properties of murine h-2 antigens. Abstr., C A. Stetson

Some properties of phospholipid-amino acid complexes from ascites tumor cells. Abstr., J M. Bailey and M Woodson

Some properties of radiation resistant derivatives of l strain mouse cells., J F. Whitfield and R H. Rixon

Some properties of the lactic dehydrogenase agent of mice., H G. Du buy and M L. Johnson

Some quantitative observations on testicular changes in balb/c and c3h mice implanted with diethylstilbestrol., M B. Shimkin, S J. Smith, P M. Shimkin, and H B. Andervont

Some questions of non-h-2 transplantation tolerance in mice., M Nemec and K Nouza

Some reactions of cytotoxic antibodies against previously unknown mouse isoantigens., B Amos

Some recent advances in cancer research., C C. Little

Some recent work on transplantation antigens., G Hoecker and O Pizarro

Some recollections of Peter Gorer and his work on this fiftieth anniversary of his discovery of H-2., G D. Snell

Some relationships between early experience and later social behavior in ducklings., P F. Waller and M B. Waller

Some remarks about the Aschheim-Zondek pregnancy tests., E Fekete

Some remarks on the morphology of virus particles of the b type and their isolation from mammary tumors., J Calafat and P Hageman

Some requirements for a linear cell dose response in vitro assay for the t-cell progenitors of cytotoxic lymphocytes., K Shortman, M Dunkley, and A Ryden

Some requirments for the response of separated t-cell sub- -populations to the mitogens phytohaemagglutinin and concanavalin a., K Shortman, A Ryden, M Dunkley, and H Von boehmer

Some seasonal aspects of the growth of tumors on the white spruce, Picea glauca., P R. White, G Tsoumis, and F Hyland

Some sequence similarities among cloned mouse dna segments that code for lambda and kappa light chains of immunoglobulins., T T. Wu, E A. Kabat, and H Bilofsky

Some similarities in the responses of mice to pregnancy and leukemo- genesis., R Tyndall, J Otten, M Proffitt, N Bowles, and R Tennant

Some sources of nongenetic variability in steroid-induced cleft palate in mice., H Kalter

Some structural and antigenic properties of intracisternal a particles occurring in mouse tumors., E L. Kuff, K K. Lueders, H L. Ozer, and N A. Wivel

Some structural properties of thymus leukemia antigen (tl) solubilized with detergent., J W. Pickering and M Wolcott

Some studies in shambling and other neurological mutations of mice., Daniel W. Boothby

Some studies of the metabolism of deoxycytidine-2-c14 by hepatoma cells., W C. Schneider and J Rotherham

Some studies on lectins: plant hemagglutinins., Ruth Sussman

Some studies on liver infiltrates in radiation chimeras., E M. Uyeki and J L. Palotay

Some studies on oncogenic effects of human tumor preparations in mice., M E. Hodes, C G. Palmer, and J D. Hubbard

Some studies on the antigenicity of cartilage., E E. Peacock, P M. Weeks, and J M. Petty

Some studies on the anti-tumor effect of reserpine in mice., W L. West, G M. Baird, J D. Steward, and S N. Pradhan

Some studies on the induction of prolonged survival time of skin homo- grafts in adult mice. Abstr., H Wigzell

Some studies on the metabolism of cyclophosphamide. Abstr., R H. Adamson, V T. Devita, and J L. Ziegler

Some studies with asparaginase, asparagine, and asparagine analogs. Abstr., R H. Adamson and S Fabro

Some systems for the genetic analysis of mammalian cells., L Sachs and M Krim

Some systems of mating useful in mouse genetics., E L. Green

Some thoughts on experimental models and their clinical correlations., S K. Carter

Some ultrastructural and biochemical characteristics of tumor mitochondria isolated in albumin-containing media., L A. Sordahl, Z R. Blailock, A G. Liebelt, and A Schwartz

Some ultrastructural characteristics of a series of primary and trans- planted plasma-cell tumors of the mouse., A J. Dalton, M Potter, and R M. Merwin

Some ultrastructural effects of insulin, hydrocortisone, and pro- lactin on mammary galnd explants., E S. Mills and Y J. Topper

Some unusual effects of immunization with living parental cells. Abstr., J W. Goodman and G C. Bosma

Some unusual genetic characteristics of BALB/c and evidence for genetic variation among BALB/c substrains., T H. Roderick, S H. Langley, and E H. Leiter

Somitogenesis., A Gossler and d e. Hrabe

Sorting of b lymphoblasts based upon cell diameter provides cell populations enriched in different stages of cell cycle., J G. Monroe and J C. Cambier

Sorting out of normal and virus-transformed cells in cellular aggregates., H Gershman, J Drumm, and L Culp

Sound-induced seizure: asymmetries exhibited are related to the latency of seizure onset., H M. Reid and R L. Collins

Sound-induced seizures during ethanol withdrawal in mice., G Freund and D W. Walker

Sound-induced seizures in rabbits., J J. Antonitis, D D. Crary, P B. Sawin, and C Cohen

Source and hormone-dependence of gix-gp70 in mouse serum., Y Obata, E Stockert, M Yamaguchi, and E A. Boyse

Source of stimulation of tumor inocula by lethally irradiated cells., J K. Toda, M B. Yatvin, and K H. Clifton

Source of the male odour causing pregnancy block in mice. Abstr., C J. Dominic

Source of tumor cells influences their immune recognition by h-2-matched mice., G Forni, L Varesio, M Giovarelli, and S Landolfo

Sources and biology of regulatory factors active on mouse myeloid leukemic cells., D Metcalf

Sources and disposition of transplanted tumor protein. Abstr., J F. Holland, S Field, B Bryant, and M Blau

Sources and nature of granulocyte-macrophage colony stimulating factor in fetal mice., G R. Johnson and D Metcalf

Sources of immunological variation., J K. Dineen

Sources of nitrogen as rate-limiting factors for purine biosynthesis de novo in ehrlich ascites tumor cells., L Fontenelle and J F. Henderson

Sources of nitrogen for spruce cultures., P R. White and S N. Gilbey

Sources of potential immunologically reactive cells in certain fetal and adult tissues., M L. Tyan and L J. Cole

Sources of subline divergence and their relative importance for sublines of six major inbred strains of mice., D W. Bailey

Sourea (ccnu) in vitro. Abstr., B Schmall, C Cheng, S Fujimura, D Grunberger, and D I. Weinstein

Souris quaking, etude du sommeil et des crises comitiales., J Valatx and M Jouvet

Southern blot analysis using a photoactivated biotin labelled DNA probe., Jane Libbey

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Space asymmetry directs preferential sperm entry in the absence of polarity in the mouse oocyte., N Motosugi, J E. Dietrich, Z Polanski, D Solter, and T Hiiragi

Sparing action of uridine on the anti-leukemic activity of cytosine arabinoside (ara-c). Abstr., L Saslaw, R Tomchick, G Grindey, I Kline, and V Waravdekar

Sparing of bone marrow stem cells by long-term administration of na-alginate to 226ra contaminated mice., G E. Schoeters, S V. Puymbroeck, J Colard, and O L. Vanderborght

Spasmodic, a mutation on chromosome 11 in the mouse., P W. Lane, A L. Ganser, A L. Kerner, and W F. White

Spastic, an hereditary neurological mutation in the mouse charac- terized by vertebral arthropathy and leptomeningeal cyst formation., H Meier and C Chai

Spastic, an hereditary neurological mutation in the mouse characterized by vertebral arthropathy and leptomeningeal cyst formation., H Meier and C K. Chai

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Spata22, a novel vertebrate-specific gene, is required for meiotic progress in mouse germ cells., Sophie La Salle, Kristina Palmer, Marilyn O'Brien, John C Schimenti, John Eppig, and Mary Ann Handel

Spatial abilities in mice selected for differing degrees of cerebral lateralization., Susan E. Snyder

Spatial and visual performance and learning in mice., J Werboff and A Anderson

Spatial arrangement of h-2 specificities, evidence from antibody adsorption and kinetic studies., P Cresswell and A R. Sanderson

Spatial discrimination reversal learning for blind and sighted mice genetically selected for differing brain weight., Susan A. Brady-Wood

Spatial distribution of blastomeres is dependent on cell division order and interactions in mouse morulae., M A. Surani and S C. Barton

Spatial distribution of mitosis in mouse epidermis., I C. Mackenzie

Spatial gene associations in ES cell nuclei., Emily Hollenbeck

Spatially distinct allodeterminants of the h-2kk molecule as detected by monoclonal anti-h-2 antibodies., K Ozato, P Henkart, C Jensen, and D H. Sachs

Spatial performance in mice selectively bred for variation in lateralization., Constance E. Ruhl

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Spatial quantitative analysis of fluorescently labeled nuclear structures: problems, methods, pitfalls., O Ronneberger, D Baddeley, F Scheipl, P J. Verveer, H Burkhardt, C Cremer, L Fahrmeir, T Cremer, and B Joffe

Spatial relationship of basal cells in the mouse tongue after radia- tion injury., R T. Glass and R A. Goepp

Spatial relationships of microtubule-organizing centers and the contact area of cytotoxic t lymphocytes and target cells., B Geiger, D Rosen, and G Berke

Spatial restriction of AChR gene expression to subsynaptic nuclei., A M. Simon, P Hoppe, and S J. Burden

Special features of the priming process for a secretory iga response. B cell priming with cholera toxin., J A. Fuhrman and J J. Cebra

Special issue: mouse models for hearing research., K R. Johnson

Specialized antigen-presenting cells. Splenic dendritic cells and peritoneal-exudate cells induced by mycobacteria activate effector t cells that are resistant to suppression., J S. Britz, P W. Askenase, W Ptak, R M. Steinman, and R K. Gershon

Specialized intercellular junctions in tumor cells--an electron microscope study of mouse sarcoma cells., M A. Clarke

Special proliferative sites are not needed for seeding and proliferation of transfused bone marrow cells in normal syngeneic mice., G Brecher, J D. Ansell, H S. Micklem, J Tjio, and E P. Cronkite

Special property of the cheek pouch in heightened susceptibility to heterografts of a mouse leukemia., R A. Adams

Special susceptibility of clara cells of the murine terminal bronchiole to 4-nitroquinoline 1-oxide, an electron microscopic observation., K Terao and H Otsu

Special ultrastructural features of parathyroid cells from swiss mice bearing ehrlich's ascites tumor., J S. Latta and T J. Rutz

Species and strain dependence of the response to a granulocytosis- -promoting factor (gpf) extracted from a mouse tumor., L Delmonte and R A. Liebelt

Species and strain differences in target organ alkylation and toxicity by 4-ipomeanol. Predictive value of covalent binding in studies of target organ toxicities by reactive metabolites., J S. Dutcher and M R. Boyd

Species and strain differences in the susceptibility of the cervico- -vaginal squamous epithelium to 3,4-benzo-(a)pyrene., M Thiery and M V. Gijsegem

Species and tissue differences in the physiological disposition of 6-mercaptopurine. Abstr., M L. Meloni and W I. Rogers

Species difference in electrophoretically distinct forms of glucose 6-phosphate dehydrogenase in some mammals., S H. Hori and T Kamada

Species differences in the physiological disposition of 3-tritylthio- -l-alanine. Abstr., J J. Coffey and P E. Palm

Species differences in the substrate specificity of hepatic cytochrome p-448 from polycyclic hydrocarbon-treated animals., S S. Thorgeirsson, S A. Atlas, A R. Boobis, and J S. Felton

Species differences to tetradecanoyl-phorbol-13-acetate (tpa)- -induced hyperplasia as a method of studying promotion. Abstr., E E. Sisskin

Species discrimination between calcitonins., J A. Parsons and J J. Reynolds

Species restriction of the mitogenicity induced by lanatoside c. Lymphocyte activation by digitabs glycosides is confined to cells from digitalis resistant species., L Hammarstrom and C I. Smith

Species source of complement in viral-immune and other cytolytic reactions., M D. Eaton and A R. Scala

Species-specific binding-site determinants of mouse antiphosphoryl- choline antibodies. Abstr., J L. Claflin and J M. Davie

Species-specific cellular dna-binding proteins expressed in mouse cells transformed by chemical carcinogens., A Sen and G J. Todaro

Species specificity in growth regulatory effects of cellular interaction., H Eagle, E M. Levine, and H Koprowski

Species-specific suppression of histone h1 and h2b production in human/mouse hybrids., K Ajiro, A Zweidler, T Borun, and C M. Croce

Species variation in pancreatic islet monoamine uptake and action., C Mahony and J M. Feldman

Specific accumulation of putrescine during hypotonic treatment of ehrlich ascites cells. Abstr., K Kapyaho

Specific activation by fructose 2,6-bisphosphate and inhibition by p-enolpyruvate of ascites tumor phosphofructokinase., L Bosca, J J. Aragon, and A Sols

Specific activation of the bone marrow-derived lymphocyte by antigen presented in a non-multivalent form. Evidence for a two-signal mechanism of triggering., J W. Schrader

Specific activation of t lymphocytes from nude mice., H Ramseier

Specific activities of acid-soluble nucleotides in hind-leg muscles of mice with dystrophia muscularis., M C. Zymaris, A Saifer, and B W. Volk

Specific activities of uridine kinase and uridine phosphorylase of ehrlich ascites carcinoma cells during tumor growth. Abstr., D G. Blair and D J. Rainnie

Specific activities of uridine phosphorylase and uridine kinase in ehrlich ascites carcinoma cells and 6-azauracil- and 6-azauridine- -treated sublines in successive transplant generations., D G. Blair and A D. Hall

Specific activity of several enzymes of nucleotide metabolism in mouse spleen after immunization., K Raska and E P. Cohen

Specific adoptive therapy of established murine leukemia with lymphocytes numerically expanded by culture with interleukin 2 (il 2). Abstr., M A. Cheever, P D. Greenberg, and A Fefer

Specific adoptive therapy of extablished leukemia with syngeneic lymphocytes sequentially immunized in vivo and in vitro and non- specifically expanded by culture with interleukin 2., M A. Cheever, P D. Greenberg, and A Fefer

Specific adsorption of cytotoxic thymus-processed lymphocytes (t cells) on glutaraldehyde-fixed fibroblast monolayers., P Golstein, E A. Svedmyr, and H Blomgren

Specific adsorption of h-2-restricted cytotoxic t cells to macrophage monolayers., U Kees, A Mullbacher, and R V. Blanden

Specific adsorption of igm antibody onto h-2-activated mouse t lymphocytes., L Hudson and J Sprent

Specific afferent interference by antiserum of in vivo immunity., C Ting and R B. Herberman

Specifically cytotoxic human and mouse lymphoid cells induced with antibody or antigen-antibody complexes., E Saksela, T Imir, and O Makela

Specifically decreased mlc response of lymphocytes from cba mice injected with cells from the h-2-compatible, m-antigen- incompatible strain c3h. Lack of such effect after injection of h-2-disparate c3h-hybrid cells., B Lilliehook, H Jacobsson, and H Blomgren

Specifically depleted spleen cell populations recover responsiveness by a concomitant unrelated delayed hypersensitivity reaction., J Prunet, J L. Birrien, J Panijel, and P Liacopoulos

Specifically immune mouse t-cells can destroy h-2 compatible murine target cells infected with herpes simplex virus types 1 or 2., K K. Sethi and H Brandis

Specifically increased graft-versus-host reactivity of thymus cells from immunized mice., H R. Hilgard, H Sosin, C Martinez, and R A. Good

Specifically induced suppression of t cell and nk-like cytolytic activity by ingested soluble antigens. Abstr., G A. Silverman, B A. Peri, and R W. Rothberg

Specific alterations in cell cycle control mechanisms in chemically transformed mouse embryo cells in culture. Abstr., H L. Moses, D J. Wells, and M J. Getz

Specific and common antigens of trichomonas vaginalis detected by monoclonal antibodies., B E. Torian, R J. Connelly, R S. Stephens, and H H. Stibbs

Specific and nonspecific antitumor immunity. I. Description of an in vitro assay based on inhibition of dna synthesis in tumor cells., R M. Williams, R N. Germain, and B Benacerraf

Specific and nonspecific antitumor immunity. Iii. Specific t lymphocyte-mediated cytolysis of p815 mastocytoma and sl2 lymphoma by draining lymph node cells from syngeneic tumor-bearing dba/2j mice., R N. Germain, R M. Williams, and B Benacerraf

Specific and non-specific aspects of neonatal vaccination against graft-versus-host reaction., J G. Howard and D Michie

Specific and non-specific components in the effect of histocompatibi- lity antigens in neonatal skin grafts on the host's immune response capacity., V Viklicky and M Polackova

Specific and non-specific immunoglobulin synthesis in germfree mice immunized with ferritin by different routes., D R. Nash, P A. Crabbe, H Bazin, H Eyssen, and J F. Heremans

Specific and nonspecific infiltration of sponge matrix allo- grafts by specifically sensitized cytotoxic lymphocytes., N L. Ascher, R Hoffman, S Chen, and R L. Simmons

Specific and nonspecific stimulation of resistance to the growth and metastasis of the line 1 lung carcinoma., J M. Yuhas, R E. Toya, and E Wagner

Specific and nonspecific t-cell-mediated suppression of antihost immune reactivity in graft-versus-host reaction., H Bril, lok B. Molendijk, and R Benner

Specific anosmia in the laboratory mouse., C J. Wysocki, G Whitney, and D Tucker

Specific antibody-forming b-lymphocyte colonies. I. Distribution and nature of srbc antibody-forming b-lymphocyte colonies in mouse lymphomyeloid organs., M H. Claesson, J E. Layton, and G A. Luckenbach

Specific antibody-mediated effect on the immune response. Suppression and augmentation of the primary immune response in mice by different classes of antibodies., R Murgita and S Vas

Specific antibody-producing cells. II. Comparison of iodine-125 and tritium labels., J H. Humphrey, B A. Askonas, I A. Al, E L. Nodes, and I R. To

Specific antibody-secreting cells generated from cells producing immunoglobulins without detected antibody function., J Antoine, C Bleux, S Avrameas, and P Liacopoulos

Specific antibody to a murine alveolar cell carcinoma. Selection and purification from heterologous antiserum. Abstr., S J. Kennel

Specific antibody unresponsiveness to herpes simplex virus induced by pretreatment with viral antigens coupled to "self" splenocytes. Abstr., L A. Wilson, J W. Smith, and D W. Scott

Specific antigen-binding and antibody-secreting lymphocytes associated with the erythrocyte autoantibody responses of nzb and genetically unrelated mice., D H. De heer and T S. Edgington

Specific antigenicity of thymocytes., E F. Potworowski and R C. Nairn

Specific antigen of murine erythroblasts., E S. Ievleva, N V. Engelhardt, and G I. Abelev

Specific antigens inhibit plasmacytoma cells bearing phosphorylcholine-binding myeloma pro- teins., B S. Kim, D A. Rowley, and L Mallat

Specific antimononuclear phagocyte monoclonal antibodies. Application to the purification of dendritic cells and the tissue localization of macrophages., W C. Van voorhis, R M. Steinman, L S. Hair, J Luban, M D. Witmer, S Koide, and Z A. Cohn

Specific antisera against plasma cells. Suppression of plaque forming cells (pfc) by anti-myeloma sera. Abstr., T Watanabe, Y Yagi, and D Pressman

Specific anti-tumor responses by cultured immune spleen cells. II. Culture supernatants induce specific anti-tumor cytotoxicity by non-immune lymphoid cells in vitro., K Nelson, S B. Pollack, and K E. Hellstrom

Specific anti-tumor responses by cultured immune spleen cells. I. In vitro culture method and initial characterization of factors which block immune cell-mediated cytotoxicity in vitro., K Nelson, S B. Pollack, and K E. Hellstrom

Specific anti-tumor responses of cultured immune spleen cells. Iii. Further characterization of cells which synthesize factors with blocking and antiserum-dependent cellular cytotoxic (adc) activities., K Nelson, S B. Pollack, and K E. Hellstrom

Specific 'arming' of normal lymph-node cells by sera from tumor- -bearing mice., S Pollack

Specific binding of cholesterol to chromatin prepared from mouse spleen cells., Klotz M. Regenass and H J. Heiniger

Specific binding of k- and i-region products of the h-2 complex to activated thymus-derived (t) cells belonging to different ly subclasses., Z Nagy, B E. Ellitt, and M Nabholz

Specific binding of nerve growth factor (ngf) by murine c 1300 neuro- blastoma cells., R Revoltella, L Bertolini, M Pediconi, and E Vigneti

Specific binding of poly(i). Poly(c) to the membrane of murine b lymphocyte subsets., T Diamantstein and willinger E. Blitstein

Specific binding of radiolabeled membrane vesicles by t cells activated in the mixed lymphocyte reaction., B E. Elliott, B Takacs, and Z Nagy

Specific binding sites for a parvovirus, minute virus of mice, on cultured mouse cells., P Linser, H Bruning, and R W. Armentrout

Specific-binding, stimulation of urinary bladder epithelial ornithine decarboxylase (odc), and induction of transitional cell hyperplasia by the tumor promoter 12-0- -tetradecanoylphorbol-13-acetate (tpa). Abstr., A K. Verma, C A. Reznikoff, E Erturk, and G T. Bryan

Specific blocking in vitro of antibody synthesis by affinity labelling reagents., S Segal, A Globerson, M Feldman, J Haimovich, and D Givol

Specific cellular stimulation in the primary immune response: experimental test of a quantized model., R Z. Dintzis, B Vogelstein, and H M. Dintzis

Specific changes in the collagen phenotype of balb3t3 cells as a result of transformation by sarcoma viruses or a chemical carcinogen., R Hata and B Peterkofsky

Specific chromosomal defects in histocytic sarcoma from Hertwig's anemic mice., Mark Carter

Specific chromosome abnormalities in lymphoproliferative malignancies of the mouse. Abstr., E W. Herbst, A Gropp, and U Reddig

Specific chromosome translocation in pristane-induced plasmacytomas of nzb mice., T Oikawa, N Kuzumaki, and T Yamada

Specific clonal regulation in the response to phosphocholine. I. Genetic analysis of the response of a distinct idiotype (m511 id)., V R. Ruppert, K Williams, and J L. Claflin

Specific collaboration between t and b lymphocytes across a cell impermeable membrane in vitro., M Feldmann and A Basten

Specific control of responsiveness by two complementing ir loci in the h-2 complex., I Melchers and K Rajewsky

Specific cooperative induction by klh or invertebrate hemolymphs of mouse polyclonal t-cell-mediated cytolysis., F Denizot and P Golstein

Specific cytogenetic abnormality (trisomy of chromsome 15) in akr mouse leukemia. Abstr., J L. Biedler, R Dofuku, B A. Spengler, and L J. Old

Specific cytolytic activity of lymphocytes, effect of antibodies against complement components c2, c3, and c5., C S. Henney and M M. Mayer

Specific cytotoxic activity of normal t-lymphocytes coated with multivalent hybrid antibody., M Laky, G Mota, and V Ghetie

Specific cytotoxicity in vitro of lymphocytes sensitized in culture against tumor cells., B Schechter, A J. Treves, and M Feldman

Specific cytotoxicity of a mouse thymocyte population sensitized in vitro against h-2 alloantigens., matthes M. Lohmann and H Fischer

Specific cytotoxicity of drugs chemically linked to antibody., R Levy, E Hurwitz, R Maron, R Arnon, and M Sela

Specific cytotoxicity of h-2 incompatible mouse lymphocytes following mixed culture in vitro., R J. Hodes and E A. Svedmyr

Specific cytotoxic lymphocytes against syngeneic tumors are generated in culture in the presence of syngeneic, but not xenogeneic, serum., M Fogel, S Segal, E Gorelik, and M Feldman

-specific Cytotoxic t lymphocytes., M J. Ruebush, A H. Hale, L Lefrancois, D T. Harris, D D. Burgess, and A. Virus

Specific decrease of the immunological reactivity in adult mice after injection with lymphocytes from mls-antigen incompatible donors., B Lilliehook

Specific depletion of gvh reactivity of mouse lymphocytes by adsorption on allogeneic fibroblast monolayers., P Lonai, A Eliraz, H Wekerle, and M Feldman

Specific depression of the antitumor cellular immune response with autologous tumor homogenate., M S. Paranjpe and C W. Boone

Specific desensitization of resistance against a syngeneic methyl- cholanthrene-induced sarcoma in c3hf mice., J Vaage

Specific destruction of tumor cells by trenimon-antibody conjugates. Abstr., G Froese, J H. Linford, I Berczi, A H. Sehon, and L G. Israels

Specific dna inhibitors vs leukemia l1210. Development of resistance to ara-c and ribonucleotide reductase inhibitors. Abstr., F M. Schabel, W R. Laster, and M W. Trader

Specific drug sensitive transport pathways for chloride and potassium ions in steady-state ehrlich mouse ascites tumor cells., F Aull

Specific elimination of cytotoxic cells. II. Reduction of cytotoxic activity by adsorption on monolayers results from removal of cytotoxic cells and not from inhibition of their activity., J R. Neefe and D H. Sachs

Specific elimination of cytotoxic effector cells. 1. Adsorptive behavior of effectors and their precursors on spleen cell monolayers., J R. Neefe and D H. Sachs

Specific enhancement of immune response to dextran-s by plasmacytoma mopc 104e rna. Abstr., N Bhoopalam, V Yakulis, and P Heller

Specific enhancement of the cytotoxic titre with regard to complement source and cytotoxicity test systems., H Adolphs

Specific enhancement of transplantation immunity with heat-killed mycobacterium butyricum and immunizing extracts from adenovirus 12-induced tumour cells., R Rees and C Potter

Specific enhancement of tumor growth and depression of cell-mediated immunity following sensitization to soluble tumor antigens., V S. Rao and B Bonavida

Specific enrichment of antigen-binding receptors from sensitized murine lymphocytes., U Krawinkel and K Rajewsky

Specific enrichment of the suppressor t cell bearing i-j determinants. Parallel functional and serological characteri- zations., K Okumura, T Takemori, T Tokuhisa, and T Tada

Specific features of the outcome of transplantation of foreign haematopoietic and lymphoid cells in the midlethal irradiation range., K Nouza and A Lengerova

Specific g2 phase toxicity of chloramphenicol on mouse leukemic cells (l5178y)., D F. Liberman, J L. Roti, and C S. Lange

Specific gene expression in monolayer tissue culture., Shaun D. Black

Specific glucose protection of pancreatic beta-cell function during culture in chemically defined medium., E Gylfe

Specific graft-versus-host nonreactivity of lymphoid cells from irradiation chimeras., A J. Norin, E E. Emeson, and F J. Veith

Specific growth regulation in three ascitic tumours., P Bichel

Specific helper t cells permit differentiation of thymic anti- -self-trinitrophenyl cytotoxic precursor cells., M A. Cooley and verhulst A. Schmitt

Specific heterologous enhancement of immune responses., A S. Rubin and A H. Coons

Specific heterologous enhancement of immune responses. II. Immunolo- gical memory cells of thymic origin., A S. Rubin and A H. Coons

Specific heterologous enhancement of immune responses. Iii. Partial characterization of supernatant material with enhancing activity., A S. Rubin and A H. Coons

Specific heterologous enhancement of immune responses. IV. Specific generation of a thymus-derived enhancing factor., A S. Rubin and A H. Coons

Specific homograft tolerance induced by successive matings and implications concerning choricarcinoma., R T. Prehn

Specific igg mrna molecules from myeloma cells in heterogeneous nuclear and cytoplasmic rna containing poly-a., R H. Stevens and A R. Williamson

Specific ig isotype responses to trypanosoma rhodesiense by t and b cell deficient mice. Abstr., J F. Finerty, L Kendrick, and R L. Mckelvin

Specific immune lysis of paramyxovirus-infected cells by h-2-compatible thymus-derived lymphocytes., P C. Doherty and R M. Zinkernagel

Specific immune response against syngeneic sv-40 tumor associated antigens in mice. Abstr., M Glaser and L W. Law

Specific immune response against tumor-associated antigens of a syngeneic simian virus 40-induced sarcoma in mice., M Glaser

Specific immune suppression in adult mice across k-i-d fully allogeneic histoincompatibility barriers induced by lymphocyte- -free bone marrow cells., ruchholtz W. Muller, M Blank, H Wottge, and H K. hermelink

Specific immune suppression of the primary hemolysin response in mice. Abstr., B Merchant and B Harrell

Specific immunity in mice with regressing autochthonous moloney sarcoma virus (msv)-induced tumors. Abstr., A Fefer, J L. Mccoy, and J P. Glynn

Specific immunocompetence of mouse spleen cells for polyoma transplant antigen. Abstr., O L. Mullen and M Dodd

Specific immunoglobulin response to an external antigen in the nzb mouse. Abstr., J Baum

Specific, immunologic regulation of differentiation of immunoglobulin expression in mopc-315 cells during in vivo growth in diffusion chambers., J W. Rohrer and R G. Lynch

Specific immunoprecipitation of mouse thyrotropins in plasma and thyrotropic tumor extracts., P Moy, M Sinha, D Sinha, and J Furth

Specific immunoreactivity of hybridoma-secreted monoclonal anti- -melanoma antibodies to cultured cells and freshly derived human cells., M Herlyn, W H. Clark Jr., M J. Mastrangelo, D G. Iv, D E. Elder, D Larossa, R Hamilton, E Bondi, R Tuthill, Z Steplewski, and H Koprowski

Specific immunosuppression by minute doses of passive antibody., G Haughton and D R. Nash

Specific immunosuppression by minute doses of passive antibody. Iii. Reversal of suppression by peritoneal exudate cells from immune animals., G Haughton

Specific immunosuppression by minute doses of passive antibody. II. The site of action., G Haughton and D O. Adams

Specific immunosuppression by passive antibody. IV. Mechanism of reversal by spleen or peritoneal exudate cells from immune animals., G Haughton and M Cooper

Specific immunosuppression by passive antibody. V. Participation of macrophages in reversal of suppression by peritoneal exudate cells from immune animals., G Haughton

Specific immunosuppression in balb/c mice by a b-tropic virus producing solid tumor. Abstr., A J. Dennis, J S. Pitman, and K L. Fowler

Specific immunosuppression, polyinosinic-polycytidylic acid, and viruses in new zealand mice., N Talal, A Steinberg, and A Gazdar

Specific immunotherapy combined with whole body irradiation of balb/c mice bearing moloney murine sarcoma virus-induced primary tumors., H Kimura, Y Yamaguchi, and T Fujisawa

Specific immunotherapy with hybrid tumor cells. Abstr., C Mccune, R O'donnell, H Budd, J Spennacchio, P Horan, and E Henshaw

Specific immunotherapy with vaccinia oncolysates. Abstr., M K. Wallack and Z Steplewski

Specific impaired alloreactivity of mice immunized with syngeneic mlc t-lymphoblasts using muramylpeptides as adjuvant., H Binz, L Tarcsay, H Wigzell, and P Dukor

Specific inactivation of antigen-reactive cells with 125i-labelled antigen., G L. Ada and P Byrt

Specific inactivation of thymus-derived (t) and non-thymus-derived (b) lymphocytes by 125i-labelled antigen., A Basten, J F. Miller, M L. Warner, and J Pye

Specific induction of bladder cancer in mice by butyl-(4-hydroxy- butyl)-nitrosamine and the effects of hormonal modifications on the sex difference in response., J S. Bertram and A W. Craig

Specific induction of lymphokine(s) by tumor immune splenocytes. Abstr., J A. Distasio, A Ghaffar, and M S. Silverman

Specific induction of syngeneic cytotoxic t lymphocytes by solubilized tumor antigen: fractionation of the specific r-mulv-induced leukemia antigen., O Alaba and L W. Law

Specific inhibition of an antibody response by affinity labelling., P H. Plotz

Specific inhibition of antibody production. 1. Protein-overloading paralysis., D W. Dresser

Specific inhibition of antibody production . 2. Paralysis induced in adult mice by small quantities of protein antigen., D W. Dresser

Specific inhibition of antibody production. 3. Apparent changes in the half-life of bovine gamma globulin in paralysed mice., D W. Dresser

Specific inhibition of antibody production. IV. Standardization of the antigen-elimination test. Immunological paralysis of mice pre- viously immunized., D W. Dresser

Specific inhibition of cytotoxic memory cells produced against uv-induced tumors in uv-irrad- iated mice., R M. Thorn

Specific inhibition of dna synthesis in mouse lymphoma and myeloma by pha and pwm. Abstr., P B. Dent

Specific inhibition of immunocompetence., M G. Hanna and M W. Francis

Specific inhibition of lymphoid complement receptors by anti-h-2 sera. Evidence for a new h-2 linked polymorphism., villena A. Arnaiz, P Halloran, C S. David, and H Festenstein

Specific inhibition of mca induced sarcomas in vivo and in vitro by isologous lymphoid cells. Abstr., W Rosenau and D Morton

Specific inhibition of plaque formation to phosphorylcholine by antibody against antibody., H Cosenza and H Kohler

Specific inhibition of receptors for cytophilic antibodies on macrophages by isoantibody. Abstr., M Mitchell, M Mokyr, and D Goldwater

Specific inhibition of receptors for cytophilic antibody on macrophages by isoantibody., M S. Mitchell and M B. Mokyr

Specific inhibition of the graft-versus-host reaction in fetal or neonatal liver chimeras., T Umiel

Specific inhibition of transfer rna methylation and modification in tissues of mice treated with 5-fluorouracil., W Tseng, D Medina, and K Randerath

Specific inhibitors directed at the individual components of ribonucleotide reductase as an approach to combination chemo- therapy., J G. Cory and A E. Fleischer

Specific interaction of murine colony-stimulating factor with mononuclear phagocytic cells., L J. Guilbert and E R. Stanley

Specific in vitro cytotoxicity of thymus-derived lymphocytes sensitized to alloantigens., J C. Cerottini, A A. Nordin, and K T. Brunner

Specific in vitro syngeneic sensitization of mouse lymphocytes on monolayers of thyroid epithelial cells. Abstr., J Charreire

Specific in vivo inhibition of macrophage receptors for cytophilic antibody by soluble immune complexes., V S. Rao, R L. Grodzicki, and M S. Mitchell

Specific isolation and characterization of antibody directed to bind- ing site antigenic determinants., J L. Claflin and J M. Davie

Specificite des hormones thyroidiennes et de l'hormone de croissance sur les proprietes et la proteinogenese des particules subcellulaires. II. Souris genetiquement naines 'dwarf'., J Bouhnik, O Michel, M Baudry, and R Michel

Specificities and binding properties of eight monoclonal antibodies against carcinoembryonic antigen., A Hedin, S Hammarstrom, and A Larsson

Specificities and V genes encoding monoclonal autoantibodies from viable motheaten mice., C J. Painter, M Monestier, A Chew, Dimitriu A. Bona, K Kasturi, C Bailey, V E. Scott, C L. Sidman, and C A. Bona

Specificities of killing by cytotoxic lymphocytes generated in vivo and in vitro to syngeneic sv40 transformed cells., L R. Gooding

Specificities of killing by t lymphocytes generated against syngeneic sv40 transformants. Studies employing recombinants within the h-2 complex., L R. Gooding

Specificities of monoclonal antibodies against breast cancer immune complexes. Abstr., M J. O'connell, L D. Papsidero, N J. Nowak, A A. Croghan, P M. Bealmear, and T M. Chu

Specificities of nzb anti-h-2d cml reactions: role of qa-1 and retroviral gp70 antigens., A N. Theofilopoulos, D L. Shawler, R S. Balderas, J H. Elder, D H. Katz, and F J. Dixon

Specificities of the natural killer cell (nkc) response to murine cytomegalovirus (mcmv) infection. Abstr., G V. Quinnan and J F. Manischewitz

Specificities of trna methylases from mouse liver and plasmocytoma., F Nau, F Garbit, and J Dubert

Specificity and affinity of antibodies produced after in vitro and in vivo activation of b cells with lipopolysaccharide, dnp- -lipopolysaccharide, flagellin and dnp-flagellin. Abstr., H Tlaskalova-Hogenova, B Rihova, J Hofman, M Novak, and J Zikan

Specificity and age of appearance of natural immunity to mtv antigens., D M. Lopez, M M. Sigel, muniz G. Ortiz, and W Parks

Specificity and characterization of cytotoxic cells generated from alloantigen-stimulated murine bone marrow cells., G R. Klimpel and K D. Klimpel

Specificity and control of the cyclic amp response of mice to antigen. Abstr., O J. Plescia and R Skelly

Specificity and crossreactivity of idiotypes of murine antibodies induced by poly(tyr,glu)- -poly(dlala)-poly(lys) and poly(phe,glu)-poly (dlala)-poly(lys)., R Lifshitz, M Schwartz, and E Mozes

Specificity and distribution of the determinants of the major glycoprotein (gp71) of murine oncornaviruses as detected by an in vitro cytotoxicity assay., J J. Collins, L D. Bolio, T P. Denny, and D P. Bolognesi

Specificity and heterogeneity of helper t cells in the response to serum albumins in mice., K Rajewsky and R Mohr

Specificity and idiotypic analysis of monoclonal antibodies directed against the mopc460 idiotype., P Sanchez, C L. Guern, L Phalente, E Barbier, E Buttin, and P Cazenave

Specificity and immunogenicity of antigens associated with murine melanoma. Abstr., J Bystryn and I Schenkein

Specificity and immunosuppressive potency of a rabbit antimouse t cell-specific antiserum., T Ochiai, A Ahmed, D M. Strong, I Scher, and K W. Sell

Specificity and kinetics defining the interaction between a murine monoclonal autoantibody and dna., D W. Ballard, S P. Lynn, J F. Gardner, and E W. Jr

Specificity and lyt phenotype of allospecific and tumor-specific cytotoxic t-cell lines after long term culture in interleukin 2 (il-2). Abstr., M A. Palladino, Y Obata, E Stockert, L J. Old, and H F. Oettgen

Specificity and nature of the antigen-combining sites on fetal and mature thymus lymphocytes., J M. Dwyer, N L. Warner, and I R. Mackay

Specificity and regulation of cytotoxic t-lymphocyte responses analyzed with h-2 mutants., C J. Melief, M J. Stukart, L P. Waal, W M. Kast, and R W. Melvold

Specificity and structure of the myeloma protein produced by mouse plasmacytoma mopc-460., B M. Jaffe, E S. Simms, and H N. Eisen

Specificity, avidity, and size of b-lymphocyte populations during ontogeny., B E. Elliott

Specificity for phosphorylcholine of six murine myeloma proteins re- active with pneumococcus c polysaccharide and beta-lipoprotein., M A. Leon and N M. Young

Specificity in initiation of protein synthesis in a fractionated mammalian cell-free system., D T. Wigle and A E. Smith

Specificity in t cell mediated lympholysis. Identical genetic control of the proliferative and effector phases of allogeneic and xenogeneic reactions., A B. Peck, B J. Alter, and K F. Lindahl

Specificity, ly phenotype, and h-2 compatibility requirements of effector cells in delayed-type hypersensitivity responses to murine influenza virus infection., K Leung, G L. Ada, and I F. Mckenzie

Specificity of 51cr-release cytotoxicity of lymphocytes immune to murine sarcoma virus., R B. Herberman, T Aoki, M Nunn, D H. Lavrin, N Soares, A Gazdar, H Holden, and K S. Chang

Specificity of acquired clonal chromosome abnormalities in new zealand black mice., P J. Fialkow, J I. Bryant, and J M. Friedman

Specificity of alloreactive t lymphocytes that adhere to lung stage schistosomula of schistosoma mansoni., A P. Brown, S J. Burakoff, and A Sher

Specificity of an anti-dna monoclonal autoantibody. Abstr., D W. Ballard, S P. Lynn, J F. Gardner, and E W. Jr

Specificity of antibodies to heterologous glomerular and tubular basement membranes in balb/c mice., D Erard, doleris D. Moulonguet, M T. Auffredou, P Graindorge, P Mahieu, P Galanaud, and J Dormont

Specificity of antierythrocyte autoantibodies secreted by a nzb-derived hybridoma and nzb peritoneal cells., D H. Deheer, J M. Pages, and A E. Bussard

Specificity of anti-erythrocyte autoantibodies secreted by a nzb-derived hybridoma and nzb peritoneal cells. Abstr., J M. Pages, D H. Deheer, and A E. Bussard

Specificity of antigen recognition by normal thymus cells in nude mice., B Kindred

Specificity of antisera to mouse ascites tumor cells in rabbits partially desensitized to mouse red cells. Abstr., A E. Reif

Specificity of antisera to mouse ascites tumor in rabbits immuno- logically depressed with mouse red cells., A E. Reif, L M. Vety, and E R. Klein

Specificity of anti-theta sera in cytotoxicity and functional tests on t lymphocytes., M F. Greaves and M C. Raff

Specificity of arrest, survival, and growth of selected metastatic variant cell lines., G L. Nicolson, K W. Brunson, and I J. Fidler

Specificity of a transplantable tumor., R Snethen and K Hicks

Specificity of bile salt sulfatase activity in man, mouse and rat intestinal microflora., S Huijghebaert, G Parmentier, and H Eyssen

Specificity of brain-reactive antibodies in serum of old mice., K Nandy, R B. Fritz, and J Threatt

Specificity of carcinogenic action in f-nor-steranthrene hydrocarbons., A Lacassagne, F Zajdela, and hoi N. Buu

Specificity of catalase degradation in c57bl mice, comparison with other liver enzymes., J B. Li

Specificity of cell-mediated transplantation reactions. II. Studies with a sensitive assay of cell-mediated cytotoxicity., P Lake, E Sabbadini, and A Sehon

Specificity of cell-mediated transplantation reactions. I. Studies with the technique of inhibition of migration and an assay of tumour immunity in vivo., P Lake, E Sabbadini, and A Sehon

Specificity of cellular immune reactivity to virus-induced tumours., M Ortiz de landazuri and R B. Herberman

Specificity of cytotoxic effector cells directed against trinitrobenzene sulfonate-modified syngeneic cells. Failure to recognize cell surface-bound trinitrophenyl dextran., P A. Henkart, verhulst A. Schmitt, and G M. Shearer

Specificity of cytotoxic effector cells for hapten- -modified targets. Abstr., J Forman and J Kettman

Specificity of cytotoxicity t cells directed to influenza virus hemagglutinin., T J. Braciale

Specificity of cytotoxic t cells from athymic mice., T Hunig and M J. Bevan

Specificity of delayed hypersensitivity responses in f1 hybrids., J Z. Weinberger, B Benacerraf, and M E. Dorf

Specificity of dna from neoplastic tissues in vivo and in vitro., G Rabotti

Specificity of genes controlling immune responsiveness to (t,g)-a-l and (phe,g)-a-l)., R Lifshitz, M Schwartz, and E Mozes

Specificity of h-2 linked ir gene control in mice. Recognition of defined sequence analogs of (t,g)-a--l., E Rude, E Gunther, delius M. Meyer, and E Liehl

Specificity of h-2-linked ir gene control in mice: recognition of the core structure a--l in defined sequence analogues of (t,g)-a--l., H Stotter, A Imm, delius M. Meyer, and E Rude

Specificity of hapten-reactive t and b mouse lymphocytes. Affinity and avidity of t- and b-cell receptors and anti- -hapten antibodies as factors of dose and time after immunization., E Moller

Specificity of helper activity for friend spleen focus-forming virus (sffv). Abstr., R A. Steeves, A Fjelde, and E A. Mirand

Specificity of helper t cells for different antigens., B Kindred and R B. Corley

Specificity of heteroantisera developed against purified populations of intact murine ovarian carcinoma cells., R C. Bast, R C. Knapp, V C. Donahue, J G. Thurston, A K. Mitchell, M Feeney, and S F. Schlossman

Specificity of human antibodies to intracytoplasmic type-a particles of the murine mammary tumor virus., M Muller, S Zotter, and C Kemmer

Specificity of idiotype-specific helper t-cells. Abstr., E Dunn and K Bottomly

Specificity of immune response by cellular competitive inhibition. Limitations and advantages of the technique., S E. Chism, R C. Burton, D L. Grail, P M. Bell, D N. Warner, and R I. Of

Specificity of immunity of mice chemotherapeutically cured of lpc-1 plasma cell tumor. Abstr., M N. Teller, I M. Mountain, M Bowie, C C. Stock, and R A. Good

Specificity of immunosuppressor t (ist) cells of tumor-bearing hosts (tbh). Abstr., S Fujimoto, M Greene, and A H. Sehon

Specificity of isoantisera against leukaemic and thymic lymphocytes., A E. Reif and J M. Allen

Specificity of lactoferrin as an inhibitor of granulocyte- -macrophage colony-stimulating activity production from fetal mouse liver cells., J R. Zucali, H E. Broxmeyer, and J A. Ulatowski

Specificity of lithium (li+) to enhance the production of colony stimulating factor (gm-csf) from mitogen-stimulated lymphocytes in vitro., V S. Gallicchio, M G. Chen, and T D. Watts

Specificity of lysozyme mediated tumor cell cytotoxicity. Abstr., M A. Spanjers and N R. Luzio

Specificity of natural killer (nk) cells induced in mice by lcm virus. Abstr., R M. Welsh and R M. Zinkernagel

Specificity of natural thymocytotoxic autoantibody developed in new zealand black mice., Y Imai, T Nakano, J Sawada, and T Osawa

Specificity of phagocytosis as it may relate to antibody formation., E H. Perkins and M R. Leonard

Specificity of rabbit antisera against mouse leukaemias in vitro., A Reif and C H. Kim

Specificity of rat xenogeneic cell-mediated cytolysis for the products of the k and d loci of the mouse h-2 complex., S J. Burakoff, M E. Dorf, and B Benacerraf

Specificity of serum from rodents immune to moloney c-type virus-induced tumours., N M. Hogg

Specificity of systems mediating transport of adenosine, 9- -beta-d-arabinofuranosyl-2-fluoroadenine, and other purine nucleoside analogues in l1210 cells., F M. Sirotnak, P L. Chello, D M. Dorick, and J A. Montgomery

Specificity of t and b lymphocytes for myeloma protein 315., T Jorgensen and K Hannestad

Specificity of t cell immunity to a balb/c myeloma tumor. Abstr., J H. Russell, G Terres, and H N. Eisen

Specificity of the antibody response in inbred mice to bovine type i and type ii collagen., H Nowack, E Hahn, and R Timpl

Specificity of the antifolate transport mechanism of mouse intestinal epithelia versus l1210 leukemia for n10 substituents. Abstr., P L. Chello, F M. Sirotnak, D M. Dorick, and D J. Hutchison

Specificity of the deletion of chromosome 15 in mouse plasmacytoma. Brief communication., M C. Yoshida, K Moriwaki, and S Migita

Specificity of the immune response in an l-5187y-dba/2 syngeneic mouse system., L T. Goldstein and L A. Manson

Specificity of the inflammatory response in viral encephalitis. I. Adoptive immunization of immunosuppressed mice infected with sindbis virus., H F. Mc farland, D E. Griffin, and R T. Johnson

Specificity of the inhibition of dna synthesis by extracts from cloned normal, sarcoma-virus-transformed and revertant 3t3 cells., P Ebbesen and L Olsson

Specificity of the reaction between allocluster-forming cells and target erythrocytes., A Lengerova, V Viklicky, and J Rejzkova

Specificity of the relationship between thymic alkaline phosphatase activity and lymphoma development in strain c57bl mice., B A. Lagerloof and H S. Kaplan

Specificity of the tumor immunizing and growth enhancing antigens of two antigenically different murine fibrosar- comas. Abstr., N R. Pellis, H Yamagishi, and B D. Kahan

Specificity of vaccine-conferred resistance to salmonella typhimurium in mice., J W. Gowen and J Stadler

Specificity of virus-immune effector t cells for h-2k or h-2d compatible interactions. Implication for h-antigen diversity., P C. Doherty, R V. Blanden, and R M. Zinkernagel

Specificity studies of cytolytic t lymphocytes directed against murine leukemia virus-induced tumors. Analysis by monoclonal cytolytic t lymphocytes., F Plata

Specificity studies on cytotoxic thymus-derived lymphocytes reactive with influenza virus-infected cells. Evidence for dual recognition of h-2 and viral hemagglutinin antigens., F A. Ennis, W J. Martin, M W. Verbonitz, and G M. Butchko

Specificity studies on the proliferative response of thumus-derived lymphocytes to influenza viruses., G M. Butchko, R B. Armstrong, and F A. Ennis

Specific killing of human t-leukemia cells by immunotoxins prepared with ricin a chain and monoclonal anti-human t-cell leukemia antibodies., B K. Seon

Specific killing of tumor cells in vitro in the presence of normal lymphoid cells and sera from hosts immune to the tumor antigens., S Pollack, G Heppner, R J. Brawn, and K Nelson

Specific locus mutation rates after repeated small radiation doses to mouse oocytes., M F. Lyon and R J. Phillips

Specific-locus test of the possible mutagenic effect of polycyclic hydrocarbons in the mouse. Abstr., W L. Russell

Specific-locus test shows ethylnitrosourea to be the most potent mutagen in the mouse., W L. Russell, E M. Kelly, P R. Hunsicker, J W. Bangham, S C. Maddux, and E L. Phipps

Specific loss of stimulator activity following mixed lymphocyte reactions is due to cytotoxic cells., C A. Janeway, D E. Mosier, and R E. Tigelaar

Specific lymphocyte-activating determinants expressed on mouse macrophages., V Schirrmacher, martinez J. Pena, and H Festenstein

Specific lyt 123 t cells are involved in protection against listeria monocytogenes and in delayed-type hypersensitivity to listerial antigens., S H. Kaufmann, M M. Simon, and H Hahn

Specific mitogenic activity of 8-br-guanosine 3',5'-monophosphate (br-cyclic gmp) on b lymphocytes., Y Weinstein, S Segal, and K L. Melmon

Specific monoclonal antibodies., R Thomas, L Kaplan, N Reich, D P. Lane, D A. Levine, and T O. Primate

Specific monosaccharide inhibition of active sodium channels in neuroblastoma cells., M Y. Giovanni, D Kessel, and M C. Glick

Specific pancreatic beta-cell surface antigens recognized by a xenogenic antiserum., T Dyrberg, S Baekkeskov, and A Lernmark

Specific partial depletion of graft-vs-host activity by incubation and centrifugation of mouse spleen cells on allogeneic spleen cell monolayers., M G. Mage and L L. Hugh

Specific potentiation of l1210 vaccine by pyran copolymer., S J. Mohr, M A. Chirigos, G T. Smith, and F S. Fuhrman

Specific priming of mouse thymus-dependent lymphocytes to allogeneic cells in vitro., L Andersson and P Hayry

Specific protease deficiency in polymorphonuclear leukocytes of chediak-higashi syndrome and beige mice., J Vassalli, piperno A. Granelli, C Griscelli, and E Reich

Specific protein production during melanogenesis in b16/c3 melanoma cells., J D. Laskin, L Piccinini, D L. Engelhardt, and I B. Weinstein

Specific receptors for glucocorticoids in subcellular fractions of the cortisol-sensitive and -resistant lines of lymphosarcoma p1798. Abstr., A F. Kirkpatrick, F Rosen, and R J. Milholland

Specific recognition of the product of a transferred major histocompatibility complex gene by cytotoxic t lymphocytes., J G. Woodward, A Orn, R C. Harmon, R S. Goodenow, E Hood, and J A. Frelinger

Specific recognition reactions at the cellular level in mouse lympho- reticular cell subpopulations., R T. Smith

Specific reduction of gvh activity by adherence to target antigens in vitro., J L. Curry

Specific response of ovarian and uterine veins of mice to sex hormones., T R. Forbes and S E. Kapadia

Specific restoration of delayed hypersensitivity by lymphoid tissue extracts., J A. Green, J Williams, and H B. Levy

Specific restriction endonuclease degradation of dna as a consequence of immunologically mediated cell damage., R J. Bachvaroff, J H. Ayvazian, S Skupp, and F T. Rapaport

Specific role of glucose in rapid lipogenic activation in vivo., N Baker and R J. Huebotter

Specific sensitization of lymphocytes to tumor antigens by co-cultivation with peritoneal cells exposed to such antigens., I Hellstrom and K E. Hellstrom

Specific separation of cytotoxic t lymphocytes on immunoadsorptive films., E B. Brocker and C Sorg

Specific stimulation of lymphoid cells from tumor-bearing mice by solubilized tumor antigens. Abstr., J T. Forbes, S Konda, R D. Schimpff, and R T. Smith

Specific stimulatory and cytotoxic effects of lymphocytes sensitized in vitro to either alloantigens or tumor antigens., M A. Kall and I Hellstrom

Specific suppression by anti-binding site antibody., H Kohler, S Smyk, and L Kluskens

Specific suppression of antigen-reactive cells in neonatal transplantation tolerance., V Holan, J Chutna, and M Hasek

Specific suppression of anti-hapten reaginic antibody titers with hapten-coated liposomes., R Schwenk, W Y. Lee, and A H. Sehon

Specific suppression of graft-versus-host responsiveness by incubation of donor lymphoid cells with a solubilized membrane fraction of host lymphoid cells., W E. Hinds and H R. Hilgard

Specific suppression of hybridoma immunoglobulin secretion by hapten-conjugated mouse igg: a model of b-cell tolerance., M R. Watanabe and benson M. Aldo

Specific suppression of igg plaque forming cells (pfc) by continuous administration of antigen from an implantable delivery system. Abstr., A A. Amkraut, S I. Yum, and M B. Rittenberg

Specific suppression of immune response to a given antigen by emulsified oil droplets containing a mixture of antigen and dexa- methasone phosphate., T Matuhasi and M Usui

Specific suppression of in vitro generated cell-mediated cytotoxicity by ascites fluid from l1210 bearing dba/2 mice. Abstr., T Folks, D Wong, and A Ahmed

Specific suppression of responses to leishmania tropica by a cloned t-cell line., F Y. Liew

Specific suppression of the antibody response by antibodies to receptors., H Cosenza and H Kohler

Specific suppression of the antibody response in vitro by serum from paralyzed mice., P B. Brown, H Kohler, and D A. Rowley

Specific suppression of the graft-vs.-host Reaction by incubation of donor spleen cells with a solubilized membrane fraction of host lymphoid cells. Abstr., W E. Hinds and H R. Hilgard

Specific suppression of the immune response by a factor obtained from spleen cells of mice tolerant to human gamma-globulin., M Taniguchi and J F. Miller

Specific suppression of the immune response by hgg tolerant spleen cells. I. Parameters affecting the level of suppression., M V. Doyle, D E. Parks, and W O. Weigle

Specific suppression of the immune response by spleen cells from mice tolerant to human igg. Abstr., M Doyle and D E. Parks

Specific suppression of tumor growth by isolated peritoneal macro- phages. Abstr., B Bennett

Specific suppression of tumor growth by isolated peritoneal macro- phages from immunized mice., B Bennett

Specific suppressive factors produced by hybridomas derived from the fusion of enriched suppressor t cells and a t lymphoma cell line., M Taniguchi and J F. Miller

Specific suppressor responses to antigen under i region control., B Benacerraf and R N. Germain

Specific suppressor T-cells immune to antigens of the H-2 complex: receptors, clonal structure, genetic restriction and antigenic markers.", B D. Brondz, I F. Abronina, M B. Zaiceva, A V. Filatov, and A V. Chervonsky

Specific suppressor t cells operative in immune tolerance., bar I. Zan, D Nachitgal, and M Feldman

Specific susceptibility of sensitized (memory) b cells to suppression and antigenic alteration by murine leukemia virus., J Cerny and E B. Waner

Specific t helper cells that activate b cells polyclonally. In vitro enrichment and cooperative function., A A. Augustin and A Coutinho

Specific thymus-derived (t) cell recognition of papova virus- -transformed cells., M I. Greene, L L. Perry, thomas E. Kinney, and T L. Benjamin

Specific tolerance to sheep erythrocytes in mouse bone marrow cells., J H. Playfair

Specific toxicity of histone fraction f2c against tlx5 lymphoma ascites cells in vitro., E W. Johns and T A. Connors

Specific, transient suppression of the immune response by hgg tolerant spleen cells. II. Effector cells and target cells., M V. Doyle, D E. Parks, and W O. Weigle

Specific transplantation antigens of mouse sarcomas induced by adenovirus type 12., H O. Sjogren, J Minowada, and J Ankerst

Specific transplantation antigens of murine neoplasms induced by visna and progressive pneumonia viruses., L W. Law and K K. Takemoto

Specific transplantation immunity in relation to rous sarcoma virus tumorigenesis in mice., N Jonsson and H O. Sjogren

Specific transplantation resistance against mouse tumour induced by mouse sarcoma virus (harvey)., P Koldovsky, A Turano, and G Fadda

Specific triggering by concanavalin a of a secondary t killer cell-mediated anti-tumor immune response., T X. Reme, E Gomard, and J Levy

Specific triggering of macrophage accumulation at the site of secondary tumor challenge in mice with concomitant tumor immunity., K E. Hopper and D S. Nelson

Specific T suppressors and cytotoxic T lymphocytes recognize different epitopes on Abbm12 molecule., E V. Fedoseyeva, S G. Apasov, and A V. Chervonsky

Specific tumor enhancement of ly 2,3+ suppressor t cells. Abstr., P K. Lala and I F. Mckenzie

Specific tumor immunity induced with mitomycin c-treated syngeneic tumor cells (mct). Effects of carrageenan and trypan blue on mct-induced immunity in mice., R L. Wu and R Kearney

Specific tumor immunity induced with soluble materials. Purification of antigens inducing tumor resistance., N R. Pellis, D J. Shulan, and B D. Kahan

Specific tumor immunity induced with soluble materials. Restricted range of antigen dose and of challenge tumor load for immunoprotection., N R. Pellis and B D. Kahan

Specific tumor-induced suppression of lymphocyte activity in the antibody-dependent tumoricidal reaction., R L. Stolfi, L M. Stolfi, R A. Fugmann, and D S. Martin

Specific tumour immunity and its use in the immunotherapy of experi- mental tumours., P Koldovsky

Specific unresponsiveness in nude mice given antigen before t cells., B Kindred

Specific unresponsiveness to sheep red blood cells visualized by lelvamisole in athymic nude mice., M Holub, T Hraba, and J Madar

Specific unresponsiveness to skin allografts in mice. Iii. Syner- gistic effect of tissue extracts, bordetella pertussis, and antilymph- ocytic serum., M Pinto, L Brent, and A V. Thomas

Specific unresponsiveness to skin allografts in mice. I. Properties of tissue extracts and their synergistic effect with antilymphocytic serum., L Brent, J A. Hansen, P J. Kilshaw, and A V. Thomas

Specific unresponsiveness to skin allografts in mice. IV. Immuno- logical reactivity of mice treated with liver extracts, bordetella pertussis, and antilymphocyte serum., C G. Brooks, L Brent, P J. Kilshaw, R R. New, and M Pinto

Specific unresponsiveness to skin allografts in mice. VI. Graft survival in mice pretreated with blood., P Wood, T Horsburgh, and L Brent

Specific unresponsiveness to skin allografts in mice. V. Synergy between donor tissue extract, procarbazine hydro- chloride and antilymphocyte serum in creating a long- -lasting unresponsiveness mediated by suppressor t cells., L Brent and S C. Opara

Specific unresponsiveness to transplantation antigens induced by auto-immunisation with syngeneic, antigen-specific t lymphoblasts., L C. Andersson, H Binz, and H Wigzell

Spectral changes on binding of oligosaccharides to murine immuno- globulin a myeloma proteins., M Jolley, S Rudikoff, M Potter, and C Glaudemans

Spectra observed from the laser plume in normal and malignant tissue of rodents, a preliminary report., J P. Minton, J A. Merritt, J R. Dearman, and W B. Knight

Spectrin deficient inherited hemolytic anemias in the mouse: characterization by spectrin synthesis and mRNA activity in reticulocytes., D M. Bodine, C S. Birkenmeier, and J E. Barker

Spectrin localization in osteoclasts: immunocytochemistry, cloning, and partial sequencing., S J. Hunter, C V. Gay, P A. Osdoby, and L L. Peters

Spectrophotmetric analyses of cytochtomes in ascites hepatomas of rats and mice., N Sato and B Hagihara

Spectrophotometric determination of lymphocyte mediated sheep red blood cell hemolysis in vitro., M A. Simpson and J J. Gozzo

Spectroscopic evidence for two b cytochromes in mitochondria of intact ehrlich ascites tumor cells., A Cittadini, T Galeotti, B Chance, and T Terranova

Spectroscopic properties of light-chain derivatives of murine mopc-315 immunoglobulin a., R Zidovetzki, O Farver, and I Pecht

Spectroscopic studies of rat mast cells, mouse mastocytoma cells, and compound 48/80. I. A spin-label study of membrane fluidit- ies and the effect of 48/80., M J. Ortner, N Turek, and C F. Chignell

Spectroscopic studies of rat mast cells, mouse mastocytoma cells, and compound 48/80. II. The synthesis and some binding proper- ties of spin-labeled 48/80., M J. Ortner and C F. Chignell

Spectrum of ALMS1 variants and evaluation of genotype-phenotype correlations in Alstrom syndrome., J D. Marshall, E G. Hinman, G B. Collin, S Beck, R Cerqueira, P Maffei, G Milan, W Zhang, D I. Wilson, T Hearn, P Tavares, R Vettor, C Veronese, M Martin, W V. So, P M. Nishina, and J K. Naggert

Speculations on the function of immune response genes., J J. Marchalonis, P J. Morris, and A W. Harris

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Spermatocyte responses in vitro to induced DNA damage., S Matulis and M A. Handel

Spermatogenesis and sperm-specific phosphoglycerate kinase b and lactate dehydrogenase c4 isoenzymes in sex-reversed mice., N S. Rudolph, J B. Shovers, and J L. Vandeberg

Spermatogenesis in hybrid mice treated with oestrogen and testosterone., M L. Meistrich, T J. Hughes, T Ambus, and W R. Bruce

Spermatogenesis in mouse strains with high and low abnormal spermatozoa., A Bartke and H Krzanowska

Spermatogenesis revisited. Iii. The course of spermatogenesis in a male-sterile pink-eyed mutant type in the mouse., J H. Bryan

Spermatogenesis revisited. II. Ultrastructural studies of spermio- genesis in multinucleate spermatids of the mouse., J H. Bryan and J J. Wolosewick

Spermatogenesis revisited. IV. Abnormal spermiogenesis in mice homozygous for another male-sterility-inducing mutation, hpy (hydrocephalic-polydactyl)., J H. Bryan

Spermatogenic failure of translocation heterozygotes affected by h-2-linked gene in mouse., J Forejt

Spermatogenic stage sensitivity to 6-mercaptopurine in the mouse., E F. Oakberg, C D. Crosthwait, and G D. Raymer

Spermatogonial cell renewal under continuous exposure at 1.8 Rads/day. Abstr., J I. Fabrikant and D S. Kovar

Spermatogonial cell renewal under continuous low level irradiation. Vii. Kinetics of cellular depopulation under 45 rads per day. Abstr., T Hsu and J Fabrikant

Spermatogonial cell renewal under low level irradiation. X. Cellular response and cell population kinetics during recovery of the testes after continuous irradiation at 45 rads/day. Abstr., T H. Hsu and J I. Fabrikant

Spermatogonial cell renewal under low level irradiation. Xiii. Response and cell population kinetics of the spermatogonial stem cell under continuous irradiation. Abstr., T H. Hsu and J I. Fabrikant

Spermatogonial cell renewal under low-level irradiation. Xvi. Stem cell proliferation. Abstr., T H. Hsu

Spermatogonial intercellular bridges in whole-mounted seminiferous tubules from normal and irradiated rodent testes., C Huckins

Spermatogonial stem cell killing in the mouse following single and fractionated x-ray doses, as assessed by length of sterile period., B M. Cattanach

Spermatogonial stem-cell renewal in the mouse., E F. Oakberg

Spermatogonial stem cell survival after acute x-ray exposure. Abstr., E F. Oakberg

Spermatogonial x-ray induction of translocations in inbred and hybrid mice. Abstr., K Valentin

Spermatozoal head shape in two inbred strains of mice and their f1 and f2 progenies., L Illisson

Spermatozoan characteristics in mice of different ages., R A. Beatty and D P. Mukherjee

Sperm fertility in in vitro fertilization, and chemotaxic interaction between sperm and oocyte., Eric D. Newman

Spermidine as a possible mediator of glucocorticoid effect on milk protein synthesis in mouse mammary epithelium in vitro., T Oka and J W. Perry

Sperm-immobilizing and -agglutinating monoclonal antibodies. Abstr., M Isahakia and N J. Alexander

Spermiogenesis and spermatozoa in sterile mice carrying different lethal t/t locus haplotypes. A transmission and scanning electron microscopic study., G B. Dooher and D Bennett

Sperm morphology and cytogenetic studies in ageing c57bl/6 mice., J D. Fabricant and T A. Parkening

Sperm phenotype and its relationship to somatic and germ line geno- type. A study using mouse aggregation chimeras., P S. Burgoyne

Sperm production in t(14,15)6ca heterozygotes. Abstr., A J. Wyrobek, R Furrer, and A Hugenholtz

Sperm size abnormalities in homozygous and heterozygous in(5)9rk mice., A P. Hugenholtz and W R. Bruce

Sperm tail axoneme alterations in the wobbler mouse., J E. Leestma and S Sepsenwol

Spezifische zellfunktionen von zell- und gewebekulturen. II. Unter- suchungen zur kontrolle der melaninsynthese in zellkulturen., D Schachtschabel, R Fischer, and F Zilliken

S-phase related cytotoxicity of 10t1/2 cells to mnng. Abstr., J W. Grisham, D S. Greenberg, and D G. Kaufman

S-phase specificity and reversibility of 3'-amino- -2',3'-dideoxycytidine (3'-nh2-dcyd) induced cytotoxicity. Abstr., W R. Mancini, T Lin, and W H. Prusoff

Sphingolipid biosynthesis by particulate fractions of normal and 'quaking' mouse brain., J N. Kanfer and A Sargent

Sphingomyelinosis, a new mutant in the mouse. A model of niemann-pick disease in humans., S Miyawaki, S Mitsuoka, T Sakiyama, and T Kitagawa

Spina bifida in the rabbit., D D. Crary, R R. Fox, and P B. Sawin

Spinal cord development in different inbred strains of mice. Abstr., C K. Henrickson, C R. Wallace, and J E. Vaughn

Spinal cord injury of the mouse to single and multiple fractions of x-irradiation. Abstr., D R. Goffinet, G W. Marsa, and J M. Brown

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SPIN, a substrate in the MAP kinase pathway in mouse oocytes., B Oh, A Hampl, J J. Eppig, D Solter, and B B. Knowles

Spindle induction and differentiation in murine dystrophy., H Yellin

Spindlin, a major maternal transcript expressed in the mouse during the transition from oocyte to embryo., B Oh, S Y. Hwang, D Solter, and B B. Knowles

Spin filter culture, the propagation of mammalian cells in suspension., P Himmelfarb, P S. Thayer, and H E. Martin

Spin-labeled stearates as probes for microenvironment of murine thymocyte adenylate cyclase-cyclic adenosine 3'.5'-monophosphate System., T V. Zenser, V J. Petrella, and F Hughes

Spin labeling studies of the interaction of p815 mouse mastocytoma cells with antiserum to histocompatibility antigens, h-2d., M V. Merritt and B E. Loughman

Spin-label studies of rat peritoneal mast cells, mouse mastocytoma cells and compound 48/80. Abstr., M J. Ortner and C F. Chignell

Spiral ganglion virus-like particles of guinea pigs. Further observations., J L. Craft, D A. Hilding, P N. Bnatt, and A M. Jonas

Spleen and liver weight changes in nzb mice with haemolytic anaemia., L O. Simpson

Spleen cell changes during fatal and self-limiting malarial infections of mice., R R. Freeman and C R. Parish

Spleen cell cytotoxicity in new zealand black mice (nzb) with auto- immune disease., E Liburd, A Russell, and J Dossetor

Spleen cell factor(s)., D W. Talmage, J A. Woolnough, H Hemmingsen, L Lopez, D K. Lafferty, and T O. And

Spleen cell kinetics in mice bearing the landschutz ascites tumour., J Brazil and H Mclaughlin

Spleen cell-mediated suppression of igg production to a non- -parasite antigen during chronic trypanosoma cruzi infection in mice., S G. Reed, S B. Roters, and E A. Goidl

Spleen cell proliferation in response to homologous antigens studied in congenic resistant strains of mice., R W. Dutton

Spleen cells from adult mice given total lymphoid irradiation or from newborn mice have similar regulatory effects in the mixed leuko- cyte reaction. I. Generation of antigen-specific suppressor cells in the mixed leukocyte reaction after the addition of spleen cells from adult mice given total lymphoid irradiation., S Okada and S Strober

Spleen cells from adult mice given total lymphoid irradiation (tli) or from newborn mice have similar regulatory effects in the mixed leukocyte reaction (mlr). II. Generation of antigen- -specific suppressor cells in the mlr after the addition of spleen cells from newborn mice., S Okada and S Strober

Spleen cells from animals neonatally tolerant to h-2kk antigens recognize trinitrophenyl-modified h-2kk spleen cells., J Forman, J Klein, and J W. Streilein

Spleen cells from animals tolerant to a thymus-dependent antigen can be activated by lipopolysaccharide to synthesize antibodies against the tolerogen., G Moller, E Gronowicz, U Persson, A Coutinho, E Moller, L Hammarstrom, and E Smith

Spleen cells from athymic mice are ineffective stimulator cells for cytotoxic responses in microcultures and in vivo., C Moyers and W Droege

Spleen cells from c3hfb/hen mice possess a non-h-2 linked lymphocyte activating determinant distinct from mlsa,b,c and d. Abstr., J J. Ryan and A Ahmed

Spleen cells from schistosoma mansoni-infected mice produce diffusible stimulator of eosinophilopoiesis in vivo., A M. Miller, D G. Colley, and M P. Garry

Spleen cells in a microculture system detected by solid-phase radioimmunoassay., H Okudaira, E Terada, T Ogita, S Aotsuka, and D R. Yokohari

Spleen cells of phenotypically tl+ mice do not contain intracellular tl antigens., S R. Smith, M E. Lamm, and M L. Powers

Spleen cells transmit osteopetrosis in mice., D G. Walker

Spleen cell transfer induces t cell-dependent granulomas in tuberculous nude mice., K Ueda, S Yamazaki, S Yamamoto, and S Someya

Spleen colonies following xenogenic (rat) bone marrow transplants in mice of different histocompatibility-2 (h-2) genotypes. Abstr., J Rauchwerger, M Gallagher, and J Trentin

Spleen colonies from peritoneal cell-coated membranes seeded with bone marrow and inserted into the peritoneum of lethally irradiated mice., P Lai, D R. Boggs, and S S. Boggs

Spleen colonies produced by cells obtained from colonies grown in vitro., P A. Chervenick

Spleen-colony formation in anemic mice of genotype wwv., E A. Mc culloch, L Siminovitch, and J E. Till

Spleen colony formation in mice by friend leukemia cells. A result of donor or host cell proliferation., R Steeves, G Steinheider, and F Lilly

Spleen colony formation in radiation chimeras treated with allo- purinol and ampicillin., M M. Bortin, R J. Sternberg, and A A. Rimm

Spleen colony-forming capacity of bone marrow from mice bearing fibrosarcoma., L Milas and M Tomljanovic

Spleen colony studies of leukemia l1210. VI. Quantitative of the surviving population of frozen-thawed l1210 cells using the spleen colony assay., I Wodinsky, C Foley, and C J. Kensler

Spleen cytology during homograft rejection., C S. Weldon

Spleen foci and polycythemia in c57bl mice infected with host- -adapted friend leukemia virus., R A. Steeves, E A. Mirand, A Bulba, and P J. Trudel

Spleen focus in friend's disease. An electron microscopic study., Y Ikawa and H Sugano

Spleen graft growth in splenectomised mice., D Metcalf

Spleen graft mast cell population changes following splenectomy of the host., D Metcalf

Spleen nodule cell kinetics., L V. Pozzi, R Schofield, and L G. Lajtha

Spleen-shielding in x-irradiation-accelerated experimental amy- loidosis in mice., H E. Christensen and G H. Hjort

Spleen weight as a measure of bone marrow cell growth. Comparisons with spleen colony formation and 59fe uptake. Abstr., R Popp, C Congdon, and J W. Goodman

Spleen weight as a measure of marrow cell growth in irradiated mice., R A. Popp, C C. Congdon, and J W. Goodman

Splenic cellular responses in vitro after tumour-immunization., S K. Liao and D H. Carr

Splenic destruction of newly-formed red blood cells and shortened erythrocyte survival in mice with congenital microcytosis., S A. Landaw, E S. Russell, and S E. Bernstein

Splenic determination of immunocompetence, influence on other lymphoid organs., J R. Battisto, F Borek, and R A. Bucsi

Splenic erythroid response to friend polycythemia virus. Time course in vitro after infection in vivo., W D. Hankins, P Rosenblatt, and S B. Krantz

Splenic fibrinoid necrosis in mouse radiation chimeras. Abstr., W D. Gude, C C. Congdon, and G E. Cosgrove

Splenic granulopoeisis in mice following admin- istration of cyclophosphamide., R A. Joyce, O Hartmann, and P A. Chervenick

Splenic immunoglobulin-secreting cells and their regulation in autoimmune mice., A N. Theofilopoulos, D L. Shawler, and F J. Dixon

Splenic imprint on lymphoid cells. Abstr., R A. Bucsi and J R. Battisto

Splenic influence of t cell function. The immunobiology of the inbred hereditarily asplenic mouse., M P. Fletcher, R M. Ikeda, and M E. Gershwin

Splenic lipofuscinosis in mice., D N. Crichton, A Busuttil, and W H. Price

Splenic macrophages: mediators of immunosuppressive activity of staphylococcal peptidogylcan., R Dziarski

Splenic megakaryocytic progenitor cells (cfumk). Abstr., M W. Long

Splenic modifications induced by cyclophosphamide in c3h/he, nude, and "b"-mice., J B. Kolb, M M. Poupon, G M. Lespinats, D Sabolovic, and F Loisillier

Splenic natural killer-cell activity in mice infected with leishmania donovani., C E. Kirkpatrick and J P. Farrell

Splenic peroxidase and its relationship to bactericidal activity by spleen cell suspensions from akr mice. Abstr., R R. Strauss, B B. Paul, A A. Jacobs, and A J. Sbarra

Splenic porphyria in mice in response to friend virus and rauscher virus infection. Abstr., L A. Fields, S Vadlamudi, and M A. Chirigos

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Splenic primitive hematopoietic stem cell (PHSC) activity is enhanced by steel factor because of PHSC proliferation., D E. Harrison, K M. Zsebo, and C M. Astle

Splenic regulation of lymphocyte trapping in lymph nodes draining tumor grafts., R S. Fightlin, B Lytton, and R K. Gershon

Splenic regulation of the clinical appearance of small tumors., J J. Nordlund and R K. Gershon

Splenic replenishment of synergistic ability to bone marrow and thymic cells of neonatally splenectomized cba mice., R Bucsi, F Borek, and J Battisto

Splenic sequestration as mechanism of anergy to dinitrochlorobenzene (dncb) in tumor bearing (tb) mice. Abstr., J M. Jessup and M H. Cohen

Splenic suppressing factor. Purification and characterization of a factor suppressing thymidine incorporation into activated lymphocytes., T Kasahara and nakano K. Shioiri

Splenic suppressor cell activity in african trypano- somiasis. Abstr., S R. Wellhausen and J M. Mansfield

Splenic suppressor cells in murine plasmacytoma (pc). Abstr., Y Chen and P Heller

Splenic suppressor macrophages induced in mice by injection of corynebacterium parvum., H Kirchner, H T. Holden, and R B. Herberman

Splenic t-killer cells can be generated by allogeneic thymic cells in conjunction with assisting factor., J H. Finke, C G. Orosz, and J R. Battisto

Splenocyte plaque assay for the detection of murine leukemia virus., C J. Melief, S K. Datta, S Louie, S Johnson, M Melief, and R S. Schwartz

Splenocytes incorporated with exogenous gangliosides induce a mixed lymphocyte reaction in autologous lymphocytes., B Sela

Splenomegaly and suppression of humoral immunity in mice infected with trypanosoma musculi. Abstr., J F. Albright and D G. Dusanic

Splenomegaly as a host response in graft-versus-host disease., J G. Howard, D Michie, and M Simonsen

Splenomegaly induced by an acellular extract obtained from the spleens of tumor-bearing mice., R W. Gillette, D Goulian, and H Conway

Splenomegaly in murine trypanosomiasis: t cell-dependent phenomenon., J P. Robinett and R G. Rank

Split t-cell tolerance in herpes simplex virus-infected mice and its implication for anti-viral immunity., A A. Nash and N P. Ashford

Split tolerance., C Martinez and J M. Smith

Split unresponsiveness to the trinitrophenyl determinant. I. Manoeuvers which suppress either humoral or cell- -mediated immune responses., W Ptak and D Rozycka

Split unresponsiveness to trinitrophenyl (tnp) determinant. Suppression of anti-tnp antibody responses by sensitization with picryl chloride., D Rozycka and W Ptak

Sponge matrix allografts. A model for analysis of killer cells infiltrating mouse allografts., P J. Roberts and P Hayry

Spontane leukamie der akr-mause. Erfolgreiche passive immunisierung mit ziegen-antikorper gegen isoliertes glykoprotein gp71 des friend-leukamie-virus. (german With eng. Summ.)., H Schwarz, H Thiel, and W Schafer

Spontaneous activation of latent cytomegalovirus from murine spleen explants. Role of lymphocytes and macrophages in release and replication of virus., M C. Jordan and V L. Mar

Spontaneous activity and adipose cellularity in the genetically obese yellow (ay/a) mouse. Abstr., J S. Stern, J R. Dunn, and P R. Johnson

Spontaneous adherence and rosette formation of lymphocytes to leydig cells. An in vitro technique., A Rivenzon, M Rivenzon, and R E. Madden

Spontaneous adrenocortical lipid depletion in mice, relationship to general growth, degeneration of adrenal x zone, and maturation of seminiferous epithelium., K Molne and G Brabrand

Spontaneous age-associated amyloidosis in senescence-accelerated mouse (sam)., S Takeshita, M Hosokawa, M Irino, K Higuchi, K Shimizu, K Yasuhira, and T Takeda

Spontaneous age-dependent production of antibodies against the virion in cba/bln mice infected neonatally with the mammary tumour virus (mtv)., S Zotter, M Muller, and H Grossmann

Spontaneous akr lymphoma with t and b-cell characteristics., R S. Greenberg and M M. Zatz

Spontaneous alopecia areata-like hair loss in one congenic and seven inbred laboratory mouse strains., K J. McElwee, D Boggess, J Miller, L E. King, and J P. Sundberg

Spontaneous alteration in growth rates of two human melanoma xenografts. Concurrent changes in chemosensitivity., O Fodstad, E K. Rofstad, K M. Tveit, and A Pihl

Spontaneous amyloidosis and renal disease in strain A/Sn mice., Ralph L. Brinster

Spontaneous amyloidosis in differently grouped and treated dba/2, balb/c, and cba mice and thymus fibrosis in estrogen-treated balb/c males., P Ebbesen

Spontaneous amyloidosis in LLC mice., C K. Chai

Spontaneous amyloidosis in llc mice. Renal effects., C K. Chai

Spontaneous amyloidosis of the mouse. 3. Two patterns of amyloid distribution and their pathogenic relationship., W Zschiesche

Spontaneous and amethopterin-induced death of l1210 leukaemia cells in vivo., K G. Hofer, S Rosenoff, W Prensky, and W L. Hughes

Spontaneous and dietary-induced cardiovascular lesions in dba mice., C R. Ball and W L. Williams

Spontaneous and diet-induced hepatic fibrosis in mice of the c strain., B R. Clower and W L. Williams

Spontaneous and experimental hair growth of the mouse pinna., A F. Silver, H B. Chase, and C T. Arsenault

Spontaneous and experimentally induced testicular teratomas in mice., L C. Stevens

Spontaneous and induced appearance of murine leukemia virus antigen containing cells in organ cultures of embryonic mouse thymus., I Riesenfeld and G V. Alm

Spontaneous and induced hyperplasia and neoplasia in the mouse lung., P M. Peacock and P R. Peacock

Spontaneous and induced in vitro f1 anti-parental cytotoxic t lymphocyte responses: target specificities of cytotoxic effectors., H Ishikawa and R W. Dutton

Spontaneous and induced leukemias of myeloid origin in recombinant inbred BXH mice., H G. Bedigian, D A. Johnson, N A. Jenkins, N G. Copeland, and R Evans

Spontaneous and induced preleukemia cells in c57bl/6 mice. Brief communication., ghera N. Haran

Spontaneous and induced production of endogenous type-c rna virus from a clonal line of spontaneously transformed balb/3t3., M M. Lieber and G J. Todaro

Spontaneous and induced release of type c rna virus from a clonal line of spontaneously transformed balb/c 3t3. Abstr., M M. Lieber and G J. Todaro

Spontaneous and induced tumor incidence in germfree 'nude' mice., H C. Outzen, R P. Custer, G J. Eaton, and R T. Prehn

Spontaneous and induced tumor incidence in germfree "nude: mice., H C. Outzen, R P. Custer, G J. Eaton, and R T. Prehn

Spontaneous and radiation induced tumors in animals., J Maisin

Spontaneous and viral-induced myeloproliferative disorders in mice. Abstr., H D. Soule, S Albert, P L. Wolf, and B Bond

Spontaneous and x-ray-induced genotypic and phenotypic resistance to 5-iodo-2'-deoxyuridine in lymphoma cells in vitro., M Fox

Spontaneous anti-dna (sdna) antibody responses in vitro in normal and autoimmune mice. Abstr., D A. Bell, J C. Roder, and S K. Singhal

Spontaneous antilymphoma reaction of preleukaemic akr mice is a non-t-cell killing., E Gomard, J C. Leclerc, and J P. Levy

Spontaneous antinuclear autoimmunisation in swan and nude mice. Comparative study., J Monier and M Sepetjian

Spontaneous aortic aneurysms in blotchy mice., E J. Andrews, W J. White, and L P. Bullock

Spontaneous arteritis and glomerulitis in mice. A comparison of light and electron microscopic renal changes in pn/n, nzb/bl, 101/mac, and cba/mac mice., R D. Wigley, A S. Craig, K I. Williamson, and K G. Couchman

Spontaneous autoimmune disease in mouse strains other than the nzb strain., D Zitnan, J Rovensky, L Cebecauer, and S Kopecky

Spontaneous 'autoimmune disease' in nude mice., H C. Morse, I )ii, A D. Steinberg, P H. Schur, and N D. Reed

Spontaneous auto-immune disease in nzb/bl mice., B J. Helyer and J B. Howie

Spontaneous autoimmune reactions against pancreatic islets in mouse strains with generalized autoimmune disease., H Kolb, G Freytag, U Kiesel, and bachofen V. Kolb

Spontaneous autoimmunity and involution of the lymphoid system., P O. Teague

Spontaneous autoimmunity in mice, antibodies to nucleoprotein in strain a/j., G J. Friou and P O. Teague

Spontaneous basophilic tumors of the pituitary glands in gonadectomized mice., M M. Dickie and G W. Woolley

Spontaneous b cell activation and autoantibody formation in autoimmune mice. Abstr., S Izui and F J. Dixon

'spontaneous' B cell activation due to loss of normal mouse serum suppressor., W W. Bullock and E Moller

Spontaneous breast cancer. Triple modality therapy. Abstr., D S. Martin and P Hayworth

Spontaneous calcification in hearts of dba mice., C E. Nabors and C R. Ball

Spontaneous calcinosis in dba mice as a model for comparison of histochemical methods for calcium determination. Abstr., C Nabors

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Spontaneous cancer in mice., W G. Hoag

Spontaneous carcinogenesis in c3h mice. In use of radioisotopes in animal biology and the medical sciences,, E A. Ezz, G T. Okita, and G V. Leroy

Spontaneous carditis in the nzb mouse and its hybrids., B Pansky and E H. Freimer

Spontaneous cataract in nude athymic mice. Ultrastructural analysis., L D. Hazlett and R H. Bradley

Spontaneous cell hybridization of somatic cells present in sperm suspensions., S G. Phillips, D M. Phillips, V G. Dev, D A. Miller, P. Diggelen, and O J. Miller

Spontaneous cell loss during growth of postconfluent primary cultures from mammary adenocarcinomas., H L. Hosick

Spontaneous cessation of friend murine leukemia virus production by leukemia cell line y57: overgrowth by nonproducer cells., J K. Collins and B Chesebro

Spontaneous cholangiomas in strain c3h-avyfb mice and in their hybrids., G Vlahakis and W E. Heston

Spontaneous cholecysto- and hepatolithiasis in Mdr2-/- mice: a model for low phospholipid-associated cholelithiasis., F Lammert, D Q. Wang, S Hillebrandt, A Geier, P Fickert, M Trauner, S Matern, B Paigen, and M C. Carey

Spontaneous clones of cytotoxic t cells in culture. I. Characteristics of the response., L M. Ching, J Marbrook, and K Z. Walker

Spontaneous clones of cytotoxic t cells in culture. Iii. Discriminatory lysis of pairs of syngeneic blasts induced by different mitogens., L Ching, K Z. Walker, and J Marbrook

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Spontaneous corneal hem- and lymphangiogenesis in mice with destrin-mutation depend on VEGFR3 signaling., C Cursiefen, S Ikeda, P M. Nishina, R S. Smith, A Ikeda, D Jackson, J S. Mo, L Chen, M R. Dana, B Pytowski, F E. Kruse, and J W. Streilein

Spontaneous cytomegalic inclusion body disease involving lacrimal glands of Caesarian-derived (so-called) pathogen-free rats., H Meier

Spontaneous cytotoxicity against viral-infected cells: effects of leucocytes and sera from older mice., H Watanabe and J S. Mackenzie

Spontaneous cytotoxicity mediated by invertebrate mononuclear cells toward normal and malignant vertebrate targets: inhibition by defined mono- and disaccharides., J M. Decker, A Elmholt, and A V. Muchmore

Spontaneous cytotoxicity of murine cells treated with the interferon inducers brl 5907 and brl 10739., R M. Cook

Spontaneous cytotoxic t cells in murine spleen-cell cultures. II. Distinguishing between spontaneous cytotoxic t cells and nk cells according to kinetics and target selectivity., T Ezaki, M A. Skinner, and J Marbrook

Spontaneous cytotoxic t cells in murine spleen-cell cultures. I. Some characteristics of effector and precursor cells., T Ezaki, M A. Skinner, and J Marbrook

Spontaneous defects in a/j mice. Sex, side, and severity. Abstr., H Kalter

Spontaneous degenerative spinal disease in the laboratory rabbit., P W. Green, R R. Fox, and L Sokoloff

Spontaneous delayed hypersensitivity to dna in nzb mice., J Pekarek, J Svejcar, D Zitnan, J Rovensky, and L Cebecauer

Spontaneous deletion at the B2m locus: evidence for site-specific genetic rearrangement., T A. Potter, W Frankel, R A. Zeff, and T V. Rajan

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Spontaneous deletion of epilepsy gene orthologs in a mutant mouse with a low electroconvulsive threshold., Y Yang, B J. Beyer, J F. Otto, T P. O'Brien, V A. Letts, H S. White, and W N. Frankel

Spontaneous development of autoimmune thyroiditis in neonatally thymectomized mice., A Kojima, kojima Y. Tanaka, T Sakakura, and Y Nishizuka

Spontaneous development of high numbers of anti-sheep red blood cells plaques by mouse peritoneal cells in culture. Abstr., J M. Pages, R H. Gisler, and A E. Bussard

Spontaneous development of macrophage-like cells in a culture of mye- loid leukemia cells., M Maeda and Y Ichikawa

Spontaneous diabetes and obesity in rodents., D L. Coleman and B N. Brodoff

Spontaneous diabetes and/or obesity in laboratory rodents., A E. Renold

Spontaneous differentiation in an oncornavirus carrying stable cell line, fine structure. Abstr., W J. Arnold

Spontaneous differentiation of mouse teratocarcinoma in tissue culture. Abstr., W C. Speers, J M. Lehman, and G B. Pierce

Spontaneous embryonic movement in relation to palate closure. Abstr., B E. Walker

Spontaneous epicardial mineralization in balbcstcrl mice., C H. Frith, T J. Haley, and B W. Seymore

Spontaneous escape from bsa paralysis and its relationship to antigen contact. Abstr., S J. Dowden and E E. Sercarz

Spontaneous expression of endogenous type c rna virus by balb/c splenic b lymphocytes in continuous culture., reddy E. Premkumar, P J. Price, C J. Heilman, and P S. Sarma

Spontaneous extragonadal teratocarcinoma in a mouse., K Artzt and I Damjanov

Spontaneous fibrosarcoma in a thymus-transplanted nude mouse., E A. Machado, S V. Lair, and R S. Gregory

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Spontaneous fracture (sfx): a mouse genetic model of defective peripubertal bone formation., W G. Beamer, C J. Rosen, R T. Bronson, W Gu, L R. Donahue, D J. Baylink, C C. Richardson, G C. Crawford, and J E. Barker

Spontaneous fractures in the mouse mutant sfx are caused by deletion of the gulonolactone oxidase gene, causing vitamin C deficiency., S Mohan, A Kapoor, A Singgih, Z Zhang, T Taylor, H Yu, R B. Chadwick, Y S. Chung, L R. Donahue, C Rosen, G C. Crawford, J Wergedal, and D J. Baylink

Spontaneous frequencies of point mutations in mice., A G. Searle

Spontaneous fusion and formation of hybrids between c1300 neuroblastoma cells and lymphoid cells in mixed cultures., R P. Revoltella, C Brahe, and G Procicchiani

Spontaneous fusion between ehrlich ascites tumor cells and host cells in vivo: kinetics of hybridization, and concurrent changes in the histocompatibility profile of the tumor after propagation in different host strains., P K. Lala, V Santer, and K S. Rahil

Spontaneous fusion between host cells and ascites tumor cells in vivo: concurrent changes in the histocompatibility of the tumor after propagation in different host strains. Abstr., P K. Lala, V Santer, and K S. Rahil

Spontaneous fusion of malignant and host mouse cells in culture detected by phosphoglucose isomerase (gpi) isoenzymes., M J. Marshall, D G. Shone, J M. Windle, and M Worsfold

Spontaneous glomerulonephritis in 2 of 12 strains of mice. Abstr., D Den boer

Spontaneous glomerulosclerosis in aging rf mice., W D. Gude and A C. Upton

Spontaneous granulosa cell tumours in mice of strains nzc/bl, nzo/bl, nzy/bl and nzb/bl., M Bielschowsky and E D'ath

Spontaneous h-2 mutants provide evidence that a copy mechanism analogous to gene conversion generates polymorphism in the major histocompatibility complex., L R. Pease, D H. Schulze, G M. Pfaffenbach, and S G. Nathenson

Spontaneous harelip in two strains of mice and their hybrids. Abstr., H Loevy

Spontaneous hematological mutations in mice., Gina Luchini

Spontaneous hemorrhagic diathesis in inbred mice due to 'prothrombin complex' deficiencies. Abstr., H Meier, W G. Hoag, and R C. Allen

Spontaneous hemorrhagic diathesis in inbred mice due to single or multiple 'prothrombin-complex' deficiencies., H Meier, R C. Allen, and W G. Hoag

Spontaneous hemorrhagic diathesis in inbred mice due to single or multiple "prothrombin-complex" deficiencies., H Meier, R C. Allen, and W G. Hoag

Spontaneous hepatocellular carcinoma (hcc) and serum alphafetoprotein (afp) quantitation in c3h-avy-fb mice. Abstr., G L. Princler, G Vlahakis, and K R. Mcintire

Spontaneous hepatocellular neoplasms and hepatic hemangiosarcomas in several strains of mice., C H. Frith and L Wiley

Spontaneous hepatomas in mice inbred from ha:icr swiss stock: effects of sex, cedar shavings in bedding, and immunization with fetal liver or hepatoma cells., B B. Jacobs and D K. Dieter

Spontaneous hepatomas in old male cba mice. A potential model for the study of immunological surveillance. Abstr., J G. Sharp, A C. Riches, V Littlewood, and D B. Thomas

Spontaneous hereditary diabetes mellitus in the Chinese hamster (Cricetulus griseus). IV. Elevated alpha-2-globulins as a possible genetic marker., M Green, G Yerganian, and H Meier

Spontaneous hereditary mutation for a recurrent hairless condition in mice., J F. Spalding and M R. Brooks

Spontaneous, heritable colitis in a new substrain of C3H/HeJ mice., J P. Sundberg, C O. Elson, H Bedigian, and E H. Birkenmeier

Spontaneous heritable hydronephrosis in inbred mice. 1. Description, incidence, and distribution of lesions., G R. Collins, C R. Goodheart, and D Henson

Spontaneous histocompatibility mutations detected by dermal grafts, significant changes in rate over a ten-year period in the mouse h-system., H I. Kohn and R W. Melvold

Spontaneous hydronephrosis in the inbred mouse strain nzc., N L. Warner

Spontaneous hyperglycemia and impaired glucose tolerance in athymic nude balb/c mice., A Zeidler, C Tosco, D Kumar, B Slavin, and J Parker

Spontaneous hyperglycemia and/or obesity in laboratory rodents, an example of the possible usefulness of animal disease models with both genetic and environmental components., W Stauffacher, L Orci, D P. Cameron, I M. Burr, and A E. Renold

Spontaneous hyperplasia of the pancreatic islets associated with glucosuria in hybrid mice, p. 189-191. In s. E. Brolin [ed.], The structure and metabolism of the pancreatic islets. (proc. 3rd Internat. Symp., Stockholm,, E E. Jones

Spontaneous hypertension and hypertensive vascular disease in the nzb strain of mice., U G. Svendsen

Spontaneous hypertension in laboratory animals, a review of the genetic implications., G Schlager

Spontaneous immunity to mammary-tumour virus(mtv)associated antigens in mice and its influence on syngeneic mammary-tumour growth., M Muller and S Zotter

Spontaneous immunoglobulin class switching in myeloma and hybridoma cell lines differs from physiological class switching., F Sablitzky, A Radbruch, and K Rajewsky

Spontaneous immunoglobulin synthesis and secretion in homozygous and heterozygous nude mice. Abstr., S L. Andrew, A Strelkauskas, and K O'connell

Spontaneous induction of endogenous murine leukemia virus-related antigen expression during short-term in vitro incubation of mouse lymphocytes., P Lonai, A Decleve, and H S. Kaplan

Spontaneous internalization of class i major histocompatibility complex molecules in t lymphoid cells., D B. Tse and B Pernis

Spontaneous interstitial and sertoli cell tumors of a testis in a c3h mouse., L M. Franks

Spontaneous in vivo cytolytic activity of mice against tumor cells. Abstr., A Santoni, C Riccardi, P Puccetti, T Barlozzari, V Sorci, and R B. Herberman

Spontaneous lesions in control balb/c female mice., W G. Sheldon and D L. Greenman

Spontaneous lesions in virgin and retired breeder balb/c and c57bl/6 mice., C H. Frith, B Highman, G Burger, and W D. Sheldon

Spontaneous leukemia in aged balb/c mice associated with a virus related to the fmr group of murine leukemia viruses. Abstr., N D. Stock, R M. Dutcher, and C P. Eusebio

Spontaneous leukemia in germfree ak mice., M Pollard, M Kajima, and B A. Teah

Spontaneous leukemia in germfree akr mice. Abstr., M Pollard, B A. Teah, and M Kajima

Spontaneous leukemia of akr mice., P C. Ungaro, W P. Mardiney, P A. Prevention, and T Of

Spontaneous leukemia viruses: lymphomagenic ecotropic viruses of ark mice., E F. Hays, N Margaretten, and S K. Swanson

Spontaneous leukocyte blastogenesis in cardiac allografted mice. Abstr., S S. Kulkarni, A D. Kulkarni, F H. Gardner, and J J. Trentin

Spontaneous Leydig cell tumors in inbred laboratory mice., M Mahler and J P. Sundberg

Spontaneous loss and subsequent stimulation of h-2 expression in clones of a heterozygous lymphoma cell line., B Holtkamp, K F. Lindahl, M Segall, and K Rajewsky

Spontaneous loss of duodenal mucosal cells in nzb strains of mice., B T. Partridge and L O. Simpson

Spontaneous lung carcinoma in mice., J J. Bittner

Spontaneously arising neoplasm in the akr mouse. An ultrastructural and viral characterization. Abstr., R B. Levy

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Spontaneously colitic C3H/HeJBir mice demonstrate selective antibody reactivity to antigens of the enteric bacterial flora., S L. Brandwein, R P. McCabe, Y Cong, K B. Waites, B U. Ridwan, P A. Dean, T Ohkusa, E H. Birkenmeier, J P. Sundberg, and C O. Elson

Spontaneously hyperglycemic animals-models of human diabetes?, L Herberg

Spontaneously hyperglycemic laboratory animals--models of human diabetes syndrome?, L Herberg

'spontaneously' Hypertensive mice. A potential genetic model for the study of the relationship between heart size and blood pressure., M F. Elias, R N. Sorrentino, C A. Pentz, I )ii, J R. Florini, and G Schlager

Spontaneously metastasizing tumor., A Poggi, M B. Donati, N Polentarutti, G D. Gaetano, D S. Garattini, and O D. Bearing a

Spontaneous lymphomas of sjl/j mice: expression of h-2ds and the capacity to induce syngeneic lymphoproliferation. Abstr., E F. Rosloniec, J J. Jennings, K W. Beisel, A A. Giraldo, A. Genyea, and S P. Lerman

Spontaneous lymphosarcoma arising in a nude mouse. Characterization in vivo and in vitro., T S. Tralka, J Costa, W F. Sindelar, A Rabson, P M. Gullino, E Henson, E W. Chu, and G T. O'conor

Spontaneously occurring progressive tubular degeneration of unknown origin in the kidneys of mice., J Guttner and S Klaus

Spontaneous malignant granulosa cell tumors in ovaries of young SWR mice., W G. Beamer, P C. Hoppe, and W K. Whitten

'spontaneous' Malignant transformation in vitro of adult mouse cell lines. Effect of site of implantation on expression of cell anti- genicity and malignancy., R E. Mccarthy

Spontaneous mammary adenocarcinoma in mice. Influence of thymectomy and reconstitution with thymus grafts or spleen cells., E J. Yunis, C Martinez, J Smith, O Stutman, and R A. Good

Spontaneous mammary carcinoma in c57bl and c3h mice. A histochemical study., A Gad, C Rowlatt, and M U. Sheriff

Spontaneous mammary carcinomas., L O. To

Spontaneous mammary tumors, decrease of incidence in mice infected with an enzyme-elevating virus., V Riley

Spontaneous mammary tumours in spf c3h/avy mice, formation of virus structures., W Tan and A Sebesteny

Spontaneous maturation and differentiation of b16 melanoma cells in culture., J W. Krieder and M E. Schmoyer

Spontaneous maze ambulation in two mouse strains., D Sabolovic, M Robin, and D Oth

Spontaneous metastasis formation in immunosuppressed mice. Abstr., M Suurkula and B Boeryd

Spontaneous miniature end-plate potentials in mouse diaphragms., J Dudel, K L. Birnberger, K V. Toyka, C Schlegel, D U. Besinger, and S O. On

Spontaneous missense mutation of an immunoglobulin in a mouse myeloma cell line., K Adetugbo and C Milstein

Spontaneous mouse erythrocyte-rosette formation: correlation with surface immunoglobulin phenotype in hairy-cell leukaemia., G F. Burns and J C. Cawley

Spontaneous murine b-cell leukaemia., S Slavin and S Strober

Spontaneous murine b cell leukemia (mbl1). An animal model for human chronic lymphocytic leukemia. Abstr., S Slavin, M R. Knapp, P P. Jones, and S Strober

Spontaneous murine lung carcinoma (m109)., R R. Schultz, M Chirigos, U Heine, rees D. Nelson, and I A. From a

Spontaneous murine lupus-like syndromes. Clinical and immunopathological manifestations in several strains., B S. Andrews, R A. Eisenberg, A N. Filopoulos, H Izui, C B. Wilson, P J. Mcconahey, D D. Murphy, J B. Roths, and F J. Dixon

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Spontaneous murine lupus-like syndromes. Clinical and immunopathological manifestations in several strains., B S. Andrews, R A. Eisenberg, A N. Theofilopoulos, S Izui, C B. Wilson, P J. McConahey, E D. Murphy, J B. Roths, and F J. Dixon

Spontaneous, mutagen-induced and addenovirus-induced anchorage independent tumorigenic variants of mouse cells., A J. Bellett and H B. Younghusband

Spontaneous mutation rates at five coat-color loci in mice., G Schlager and M M. Dickie

Spontaneous mutations and mutation rates in the house mouse., G Schlager and M M. Dickie

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Spontaneous mutations in the mouse Sharpin gene result in multiorgan inflammation, immune system dysregulation and dermatitis., R E. Seymour, M G. Hasham, G A. Cox, L D. Shultz, H Hogenesch, D C. Roopenian, and J P. Sundberg

Spontaneous mutaton rates at five coat-color loci in mice., G Schlager and M M. Dickie

Spontaneous myoepitheliomas in inbred mice: a histologic, ultrastructural and immunohistochemical study., Christopher A. Hanson

Spontaneous neoplasms in a large breeding colony of BALB/cJ and BALB/cByJ mice., C J. Booth and J P. Sundberg

Spontaneous neoplasms in germfree balb/cpi mice., C S. Smith and H I. Pilgrim

Spontaneous neoplastic transformation in vitro., R W. Tucker, K K. Sanford, S L. Handleman, D G. Jones, and M A. For

"spontaneous" Neoplastic transformation in vitro: a form of foreign body (smooth surface) tumorigenesis., C W. Boone, N Takeichi, S Del, and E E. Paranjpe

'spontaneous' Neoplastic transformation in vitro, influence of endo- genous murine leukemia virus and serum fractions., K K. Sanford, S L. Handleman, J W. Hartley, and R R. Gantt

'spontaneous' Neoplastic transformation in vitro. The ultrastructure of the tissue culture cell., L M. Franks and P D. Wilson

Spontaneous neoplastic transformation in vitro, ultrastructure of transformed cell strains and tumors produced by injection of cell strains., R Cornell

Spontaneous neoplastic transformation of mouse heart tissue in vitro., J A. Dipaolo

Spontaneous ('obese' and 'new zealand obese') and induced (goldthio- glucose) obesity and hyperglycemia, with considerations on the patho- genesis of the spontaneous syndrome., W Stauffacher, A E. Lambert, D V. Al, A O. Pancreas, and S O. With

Spontaneous occurrence of autoantibodies cytotoxic to thymus cells in the sera of mice of the 129 strain., M Schlesinger

Spontaneous occurrence of delayed hypersensitivity to dna in old nzb mice., J Pekarek, J Svejcar, J Rovensky, and D Zitnan

Spontaneous occurrence of precipitating antibodies to the mammary tumor virus in mice., M Muller, P C. Hageman, and J H. Daams

Spontaneous parthenogenesis in Mus musculus: comparison of protein synthesis in parthenogenetic and normal preimplantation embryos., U Petzoldt and P C. Hoppe

Spontaneous pleomorphic changes in mouse epidermis auto-transplanted intraperitoneally. Abstr., W G. Chen

Spontaneous Pneumocystis carinii pneumonia in immunodeficient mutant scid mice. Natural history and pathobiology., J B. Roths, J D. Marshall, R D. Allen, G A. Carlson, and C L. Sidman

Spontaneous polyarthritis in mrl/1 mice., C Abe, K Mitsunaga, and Y Shiokawa

Spontaneous polyspike discharges in an epileptic mutant mouse (tottering)., B J. Kaplan, T N. Seyfried, and G H. Glaser

Spontaneous production of autoantibodies to dna in ascitic fluids of (nzb/nzw)f1 (b/w) mice. Abstr., L L. Kosuda, M Zanetti, N Rothfield, and P E. Bigazzi

Spontaneous production of murine type c virus particles by mouse rous sarcoma cells after long-term in vitro cultivation., T Oda, N Yamaguchi, and T Yamamoto

Spontaneous production of t (type ii) interferon by a murine reticulum-cell sarcoma. Abstr., N M. Ponzio, K L. Fitzgerald, J Vilcek, and G J. Thorbecke

Spontaneous proliferative lesions and tumors of the uterus of captive African hedgehogs (Atelerix albiventris)., I Mikaelian, D R. Reavill, and A Practice

Spontaneous recessive lethal mutations in the mouse., K G. Luning

Spontaneous recovery of hematpoiesis in mice following aplasia induced by 1,6-bis/beta-chloroaethylamino/-1,6-deoxy-d-mannitol (bcm), preliminary report. Abstr., R Ruvidic, kentera V. Pavlovic, D Obradovic, and S Jelic

Spontaneous redistribution of surface immunoglobulin in the motile b lymphocyte., G F. Schreiner, J Braun, and E R. Unanue

Spontaneous reduction of transplantability in cultured mammary carcinoma cells., M Hozumi and K Nakamura

Spontaneous regression in virus-induced murine leukemia. I. Host- -virus system., M A. Rich, R Siegler, S Karl, and R Clymer

Spontaneous regression of crocker sarcoma and immune phenomena., A Harlozinska and A Stelmachowska

Spontaneous regression of friend murine leukemia virus-induced erythroleukemia. IV. Effects of radiation and athymia on leukemia regression in mice., P Furmanski, M Dietz, S Fouchey, L Hall, R Clymer, and M A. Rich

Spontaneous regression of friend virus-induced erythroleukemia. Iii. The role of macrophages in regression., J Marcelletti and P Furmanski

Spontaneous regression of friend-virus-induced erythroleukemia. Vii. The genetic control of regression., M Dietz, S Fouchey, and P Furmanski

Spontaneous regression of human acute myeloid leukaemia xeno- grafts and phenotypic evidence for maturation., G Palu, P Selby, R Powles, and P Alexander

Spontaneous regressions of syngeneic mouse mammary carci- nomas by encapsulation and vascular isolation. Abstr., J Vaage

Spontaneous release of cytotoxic alloantibody from viable cells sensitized in excess antibody., S Chang, E Stockert, E Boyse, U Hammerling, and L J. Old

Spontaneous release of t cell receptors for alloantigens. II. Induc- tion of antibodies to t cell receptors., H Ramseier

Spontaneous release of t cell receptors for alloantigens. Iii. The effects of anti-t cell receptor antiserum, of allo- antiserum and of trypsin on t cell receptor release., H Ramseier

Spontaneous release of t-cell receptors for alloantigens. I. Recognition of alloantigens and receptor release dynamics., H Ramseier

'spontaneous' Release of type c viruses from clonal lines of 'spon- taneously' transformed balb/3t3 cells., G J. Todaro

Spontaneous reticular neoplasms in (cba x dba/2)f1 mice, with special emphasis on the occurrence of plasma cell neoplasms., nielsen R. Rask and P Ebbesen

Spontaneous reticulum cell sarcomas developing in c3h/hej mice on prolonged immunosuppresive therapy., D Hattan and G J. Cerilli

Spontaneous rheumatoid-like arthritis and sjogren's disease. Abstr., A N. Theofilopoulos, L Hang, R S. Balderas, C M. Chang, D F. Dixon, and L M. Of

Spontaneous 'secondary' disease in germfree akr mice., M Pollard

Spontaneous sex mosaicism in BALB/cWt mice., W G. Beamer, W K. Whitten, and E M. Eicher

Spontaneous shedding and antibody induced modulation of histocompatibility antigens on murine lymphomata. Correlation with metastatic capacity., G C. Davey, G A. Currie, and P Alexander

Spontaneous somatic frameshift mutation in a mouse myeloma., K Adetugbo and C Milstein

Spontaneous somatic mutations. Structural studies on mutant immunoglobulins., K Adetugbo

Spontaneous somatic reversion in mice. Effects of parental genotype on stability at the p-locus., R W. Melvoid

Spontaneous stomach ulcer in genetically mast-cell depleted w/wv mice., M Shimada, Y Kitamura, M Yokoyama, Y Miyano, K Maeyama, and Y Tkahashi

Spontaneous structural changes in dna during fibroblast aging and the establishment process in vitro., C Icard and R Beaupain

Spontaneous tail amputation in the Norway rat., G W. Woolley and L J. Cole

Spontaneous t-cell lymphokine production and enhanced macrophage ia expression and tumoricidal activity in mrl-lpr mice., C Y. Lu and E R. Unanue

Spontaneous temperature-sensitive mutations in bacteriophage T7., J C. Stone and R C. Miller

Spontaneous testicular teratomas in an inbred strain of mice., L C. Stevens and C C. Little

Spontaneous transformation of bovine lens epithial cells. Kinetic analysis and differentiation in monolayers and in nude mice., Y Courtois, L Simonneau, J Tassin, M V. Laurent, and E Malaise

Spontaneous transplantable polycythamia in mice., Angel W. Lee

Spontaneous tumors and human tumor metastases in nude mice. Abstr., J Fogh, D Filippa, and F E. Sharkey

Spontaneous tumors and pathologic lesions in swr/j mice., L S. Rabstein, R L. Peters, and G J. Spahn

Spontaneous tumors in c3h-avy and c3h-avy f b mice, high incidence in the united states and low incidence in australia., J R. Sabine, B J. Horton, and M B. Wicks

Spontaneous tumors of the prostate gland in inbred strains of mice., C Waymouth, D R. Coman, and Bailey P. Ward

Spontaneous tumors of the prostate gland in inbred strains of mice., C Waymouth, D R. Coman, and bailey P. Ward

Spontaneous tumors of the thyroid gland in mice., E E. Jones, J E. Barker, and S Deitrich

Spontaneous tumors of the thyroid gland in mice., E E. Jones, J Parker, and S Deitrich

Spontaneous tumours arising in livers of cba/h-t6t6 mice and their association with a latent hepatotrophic virus., B J. Helyer

Spontaneous tumours arising in livers of cba/h-t6t6 mice and their propagation in animals of the same strain., B J. Helyer and A P. Tong

Spontaneous tumours in mice., P R. Peacock

Spontaneous tumours in rats and mice., F J. Roe

Spontaneous variations in the cell populations of a t-cell lymphoma during tissue culture and transplantation., G R. Krueger, H Schaefer, J Luetzeler, R Fischer, and V Kresin

Spontaneous voltage and current fluctuations in tissue cultured mouse dorsal root ganglion cells., D A. Mathers and J L. Barker

Spontanerkrankungen und pathologische veranderungen bei han: nmri nu/nu mausen., F D. Rehm sabine and E Sickel

Spontane tumoren und leukosen bei 'strong a'- und 'swiss'-mausen--ihre klinik und morphologie., W Wittmann, D Urbaneck, R Kokles, and S Wagner

Spontane und induzierte resorptionen bei der maus., J Kleinebrecht, K Degenhardt, and J Franz

Sporadic congenital malformations of newborn inbred mice., H Kalter

Sporadic malformations in fetal inbred a/j mice. Abstr., H Kalter

Sporadic malformations in prenatal a/j mice 17 to 20 days old. Abstr., H Kalter

Spostrzezenia nad przeszczepialna bialaczka myszy linii afb. (observations On transplantable leukemia in mice of the afb line.), K Schneiberg and T Gorski

Spotting genes and internal pigmentation patterns in the mouse., M Deol

'sprawling'. A new mutant mouse with failure of myelination of sensory axons and a deficiency of muscle spindles., L W. Duchen

Spreading cortical depression and audiogenic seizures in mice., R Ward and E E. Sinnett

"Spreading" effect of murine endometrial secretions (uterone)., Peter C. Harpel

Spreading of blastomeres from eight-cell mouse embryos on lectin-coated beads., S J. Kimber and M A. Surani

Spread of some murine tumors., I D. Capel, M Jenner, M H. Pinnock, H M. Dorrell, D D. Williams, and F O. And

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Sprouty-2 regulates oncogenic K-ras in lung development and tumorigenesis., A T. Shaw, A Meissner, J A. Dowdle, D Crowley, M Magendantz, C Ouyang, T Parisi, J Rajagopal, L J. Blank, R T. Bronson, J R. Stone, D A. Tuveson, R Jaenisch, and T Jacks

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Spx1, a novel X-linked homeobox gene expressed during spermatogenesis., W W. Branford, G Q. Zhao, M T. Valerius, M Weinstein, E H. Birkenmeier, L B. Rowe, and S S. Potter

Squamous cell carcinoma produced by ultraviolet light in hairless mice., R K. Winkelmann, P E. Zollman, and E J. Baldes

Squamous cell hyperplastic foci: precursors of cutaneous papillomas induced in SENCAR mice by a two-stage carcinogenesis regimen., R L. Binder, G R. Johnson, P M. Gallagher, S L. Stockman, J P. Sundberg, and C J. Conti

Squamous cell tumors induced in hairless mice with ultraviolet light., R K. Winkelmann, E J. Baldes, and P E. Zollman

Sr90-induced osteosarcomas., A Nilsson

Src-family kinases in the development and therapy of Philadelphia chromosome-positive chronic myeloid leukemia and acute lymphoblastic leukemia., S Li

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Src kinases as targets for B cell acute lymphoblastic leukaemia therapy., S Li

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Src kinase signaling in leukaemia., S Li

S. R. E. E neoplasie maligne. Prospettive ed effetto della splen- ectomia sul decorso della leucemia c1498 del topo., G Tarchiani and S Vitale

S region genetic control of murine c4 biosynthesis: analysis of pro-c4 cleavage., D R. Karp and D C. Shreffler

sRNA methylase activity of embryonic liver., R L. Hancock, P McFarland, and R R. Fox

Srna methylase activity of embryonic liver., R L. Hancock, P Mcfarland, and R R. Fox

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SRp38 regulates alternative splicing and is required for Ca(2+) handling in the embryonic heart., Y Feng, M T. Valley, J Lazar, A L. Yang, R T. Bronson, S Firestein, W A. Coetzee, and J L. Manley

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Sry Expression Level and Protein Isoform Differences Play a Role in Abnormal Testis Development in C57BL/6J Mice Carrying Certain Sry Alleles., K H. Albrecht, M Young, L L. Washburn, and E M. Eicher

Sry induces cell proliferation in the mouse gonad [In Process Citation], J Schmahl, E M. Eicher, L L. Washburn, and B Capel

SSEA-1, a stage-specific embryonic antigen of the mouse, is carried by the glycoprotein-bound large carbohydrate in embryonal carcinoma cells., M Ozawa, T Muramatsu, and D Solter

Ss protein, search for cross-reacting substances in different species., M Borovska, J Korinek, I Vaclavikova, and P Demant

Stability, characterization, and kinetics of 111in-labeled monoclonal antitumor antibodies in normal animals and nude mouse-human tumor models., S E. Halpern, P L. Hagan, P R. Garver, J A. Koziol, G W. Chen, J M. Frincke, R M. Bartholomew, G S. David, and T H. Adams

Stability of characters of mammary tumors in balb/cfriii mice., R Pingitore

Stability of chromatographic patterns of aminoacyl transfer ribo- nucleic acid from individual mouse plasmacytomas and variability among different immunoglobulin a producing plasmacytomas and normal organs., J F. Mushinski

Stability of dna in purkinje cell nuclei of the mouse. An autoradio- graphic study., V Mares, B Schultze, and W Maurer

Stability of dna replicating activity in permeabilized mouse cells during preincubation., M Hyodo and K Suzuki

Stability of inactive x-chromosome in mouse embryoid body-mule cell and transformed mouse cell-mule cell heterokaryons., herr C. Von kap and B B. Mukherjee

Stability of neuron number in cortical barrels of aging mice., C A. Curcio and P D. Coleman

Stability of neutrotropic mouse hepatitis virus (jhm strain) during chronic infection of neuroblastoma cells., S A. Stohlman and L P. Weiner

Stability of protein in intestinal epithelial cells., M Lipkin, T P. Almy, and H Quastler

Stability of rabbit globin and its messenger rna in the mouse ovum., H Y. Chen and R L. Brinster

Stability of resistance-susceptibility characteristics in 2 inbred mouse strains., L J. Schiff, P W. Barbera, A M. Schefner, and S M. Poiley

Stability of retrovirally transduced markers in a rat cell line., J C. Stone, N A. Dower, and L Siminovitch

Stability of RNA isolated from macrophages depends on the removal of an RNA-degrading activity early in the extraction procedure [published erratum appears in Biotechniques 1990 Jul;9(1):55], R Evans and S J. Kamdar

Stability of the genetic structure of the h-2 complex in random-bred mice of an shk colony., V P. Kryshkina and Z K. Blandova

Stability of the individual globin genes during erythroid differentiation., E Jr Benz, P Turner, J E. Barker, and A W. Nienhuis

Stability of the nucleoside composition of trna during biological ageing of mice and mosquitoes., J L. Hoffman and M T. Coy

Stability of transplanted murine tumour systems after storage of cells at - 196 c for up to 13 years., H B. Hewitt and E R. Blake

Stability of x chromosome differentiation in mouse embryos. Reversal may not be responsible for the extreme x-inactivation mosaicism in extraembryonic membranes., N Takagi

Stabilization of antigens on surfaces of malignant cells by formalin treatment., T Kudo, T Aoki, and J L. Morrison

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Stabilization of beta-catenin induces lesions reminiscent of prostatic intraepithelial neoplasia, but terminal squamous transdifferentiation of other secretory epithelia., F Gounari, S Signoretti, R Bronson, L Klein, W R. Sellers, J Kum, A Siermann, M M. Taketo, B o. von, and K Khazaie

Stabilization of beta-catenin in the mouse zygote leads to premature epithelial-mesenchymal transition in the epiblast., R Kemler, A Hierholzer, B Kanzler, S Kuppig, K Hansen, M M. Taketo, Vries W. de, B B. Knowles, and D Solter

Stabilization of islet allografts by treatment of recipients with ultraviolet irradiated donor spleen cells., M Agostino, S J. Prowse, and K J. Lafferty

Stabilization of mutant catalase by complex formation with antibody to normal catalase., R N. Feinstein, B N. Jaroslow, J B. Howard, and J T. Faulhaber

Stable and transmissible dicentric chromosome with terminal centromeres in ascites cells of mouse sarcoma 180., A Chakrabarti

Stable hamster-mouse hybridomas producing igg and igm hamster monoclonal antibodies of defined specificity., madrid F. Sanchez, P Szklut, and T A. Springer

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Stage-dependent effects of oocytes and growth differentiation factor 9 on mouse granulosa cell development: advance programming and subsequent control of the transition from preantral secondary follicles to early antral tertiary follicles., K E. Latham, K Wigglesworth, M McMenamin, and J J. Eppig

Stage dependent transfer of systemically injected foreign protein antigen and radiolabel into mouse ovarian follicles., L E. Glass and J M. Cons

Stage-sensitivity and dose-response study after gamma-irradiation of mouse primary spermatocytes., I Adler

Stage-specific embryonic antigen 3 as a marker of visceral extraembryonic endoderm., N W. Fox, I Damjanov, B B. Knowles, and D Solter

Stage-specific embryonic antigen involves alpha 1 goes to 3 fucosylated type 2 blood group chains., H C. Gooi, T Feizi, A Kapadia, B B. Knowles, D Solter, and M J. Evans

Stage-specific embryonic antigens (SSEA-3 and -4) are epitopes of a unique globo-series ganglioside isolated from human teratocarcinoma cells., R Kannagi, N A. Cochran, F Ishigami, S Hakomori, P W. Andrews, B B. Knowles, and D Solter

Stage-specific idiotype (id) markers in relation to secretory functionality. Abstr., C Bell and E Andrews

Stage-specific, strain-specific, and cross-reactive antigens of leishmania species identified by monoclonal antibodies., E Handman and R E. Hocking

Stage-specific transforming genes of human and mouse b- and t-lymphocyte neoplasms., M Lane, A Sainten, and G M. Cooper

Staggerer, a neurological murine mutant. An electron microscopic study of the cerebellar cortex in the adult., D S. Sax, A Hirano, and R J. Shofer

Staggerer, a new mutation in the mouse affecting the cerebellum., R L. Sidman, P W. Lane, and M M. Dickie

Staggerer chimeras: intrinsic nature of purkinje cell defects and implications for normal cerebellar development., K Herrup and R J. Mullen

Staging, growth properties and metastatic behaviour of a transplantable murine t-cell lymphoma., H F. Dullens, J Hilgers, B J. Spit, E D. Heer, R A. Weger, D. Basten, and W D. Otter

Staining methods for calcium--a comparison based on reactions shown by cardiac calcinosis in dba mice., C E. Nabors

Staining of amyloid in the mouse by intraperitoneally injected congo red. Abstr., J C. Abell and F R. Weedon

Staining of mouse spermatozoa with the Bryan stain: possible influence of sperm maturity on staining pattern., Rebecca Chagrasulis

Staircase rise in the antibody-forming cell population in secondary response., T Sado, E H. Perkins, and T Makinodan

Standard G-banded karyotype., M T. Davisson

Standardization of environment in biological experiments., R T. Charles

Standardization of nomenclature describing audiogenic seizures in mice., H Frings, M Frings, B E. Ginsburg, J L. Fuller, S Ross, and E M. Vicari

Standardization of the chromium-51 release, cell-mediated cytotoxicity assay. Cryopreservation of mouse effector and target cells., H T. Holden, R K. Oldham, J R. Ortaldo, and R B. Herberman

Standardized genetic nomenclature for mice., L Maltais and M T. Davisson

Standardized karyotype for the mouse, Mus musculus., on Standardized Committee

Standardized nomenclature for inbred strains of mice., on Standardized Committee

Standardized Nomenclature for Inbred Strains of Mice: eighth listing., J Staats

Standardized nomenclature for inbred strains of mice: fifth listing., J Staats

Standardized nomenclature for inbred strains of mice: fourth listing., J Staats

Standardized Nomenclature for Inbred Strains of Mice: Second listing., on Standardized Committee

Standardized nomenclature for inbred strains of mice. Second listing.

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Standardized nomenclature for inbred strains of mice: seventh listing for the International Committee on Standardized Genetic Nomenclature for Mice., J Staats

Standardized nomenclature for inbred strains of mice: sixth listing., J Staats

Standardized nomenclature for inbred strains of mice, third listing., J Staats

Standardized nomenclature for inbred strains of rats, fourth listing., M Festing and J Staats

Standard karyotype of the laboratory rabbit, Oryctolagus cuniculus., F P. Chan, M Cianfriglia, G Echard, R R. Fox, I Gustavsson, DeLeon P. Martin, and M N. Nesbitt

Standard karyotype of the mouse, mus musculus.

Standard Q-banded karyotype., M T. Davisson

Standards for microarray data., C A. Ball, G Sherlock, H Parkinson, Sera P. Rocca, D Cavalieri, P Hingamp, M Ringwald, P Spellman, J E. Stewart, R Taylor, A Brazma, and J Quackenbush

Standards for microarray data: an open letter., C Ball, A Brazma, H Causton, S Chervitz, R Edgar, P Hingamp, J C. Matese, H Parkinson, J Quackenbush, M Ringwald, and al et

Staphylococcal botryomycosis in a specific-pathogen-free mouse colony., F S. Shults, P C. Estes, J A. Franklin, and C B. Richter

Staphylococcal infection in the mouse. Iii. The effect of survival in infected animals on the mouse virulence of staphylococci., R H. Gorrill and E M. Neil

Staphylococcal nuclease. Evidence for multiple mhc-linked ir gene control., R H. Schwartz, J A. Berzofsky, C L. Horton, A N. Schecter, N D. Ge, and C O. To

Staphylococcus aureus protein a induces the production of interferon-alpha in human lymphocytes and interferon-alpha/beta in mouse spleen cells., E M. Smith, H M. Johnson, and J E. Blalock

Starch electrophoresis of soluble tumour proteins., E M. Pantelouris

Starch-gel electrophoresis of mouse haemoglobins., J R. Morton

Starch-gel electrophoresis of murine major urinary protein., H A. Hoffman

Starch-gel electrophoresis of sera of immunized x-irradiated mice., S Muramatsu

Starch gel electrophoretic patterns of murine transferrin., P A. Klein, B L. Roop, and W E. Roop

Starch gel electrophoretic phenotypes of mouse x human somatic cell hybrids and mouse isozyme polymorphisms., F Ruddle and E Nichols

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Stargazer-a mouse to seize!, V A. Letts