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Beta 2-microglobulin-deficient NOD mice do not develop insulitis or diabetes., L S. Wicker, E H. Leiter, J A. Todd, R J. Renjilian, E Peterson, P A. Fischer, P L. Podolin, M Zijlstra, R Jaenisch, and L B. Peterson

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beta2-microglobulin dependence of the lupus-like autoimmune syndrome of MRL-lpr mice., G J. Christianson, R L. Blankenburg, T M. Duffy, D Panka, J B. Roths, Rothstein A. Marshak, and D C. Roopenian

Beta 2-microglobulin is selectively associated with h-2 and tl alloantigens on murine lymphoid cells., E S. Vitetta, M D. Poulik, J Klein, and J W. Uhr

Beta-adrenergic, but not benzodiazepine, binding sites are reduced in dystrophic mouse brain., M Wilkinson and I Khan

Beta-aminopropiontrile promotes longevity in mice., F Labella and S Vivian

Beta cell expression of endogenous xenotropic retrovirus distinguishes diabetes-susceptible NOD/Lt from resistant NON/Lt mice., H R. Gaskins, M Prochazka, K Hamaguchi, D V. Serreze, and E H. Leiter

Beta-cell lines derived from transgenic Cpe(fat)/Cpe(fat) mice are defective in carboxypeptidase E and proinsulin processing., O Varlamov, L D. Fricker, H Furukawa, D F. Steiner, S H. Langley, and E H. Leiter

Beta cell proliferation and dna synthesis in diabetic mutant mice. Abstr., W L. Chick

Beta-cholestanol at the subcutaneous site in marsh female mice. Abstr., F Bischoff, R D. Stauffer, and G Bryson

Beta-endorphin and beta-lipotropin secretion by an acth- -secreting mouse pituitary tumor., H Scherrer, S Benjannet, P D. Pezalla, M Bourassa, N G. Seidah, Lis, and M Chretien

Beta-endorphin inhibits el-4 tumor outgrowth in balb/c mice undergoing vigorous allograft rejection. Abstr., R P. Liburdy

Beta-endorphin is associated with overeating in genet- ically obese mice (ob/ob) and rats (fa/fa)., D L. Margules, B Moisset, M J. Lewis, H Shibuya, and C B. Pert

Beta-endorphin mediates behavioral despair and the effect of ethanol on the tail suspension test in mice., E T. Barfield, S M. Barry, H B. Hodgin, B M. Thompson, S S. Allen, and J E. Grisel

Beta-estradiol reduces natural killer cells in mice., W E. Seaman, M A. Blackman, T D. Gindhart, I R. Roubinian, J M. Loeb, and N Talal

Beta-galactosidase - an indicator of the maturational stage of mouse and human mononuclear phagocytes., I Bursucker, J M. Rhodes, and R Goldman

Beta-globin transcript found in induced murine erythroleukemia cells is homologous to the betah0 and betah1 genes., B A. Brown, R W. Padgett, S C. Hardies, C A. Iii, and M H. Edgell

Beta-glucuronidase activation of latent aggression-promoting cues in mouse bladder urine., D W. Ingersoll, G Bobotas, C Lee, and A Lukton

Beta-glucuronidase activities of cultured cells derived from c3h mouse liver., E L. Kuff and V J. Evans

Beta-glucuronidase activity in tumors, accumulation of radioiodinated phenolphthalein., L J. Anghileri and E S. Miller

Beta glucuronidase in macrophages of skin-allografted mice. I. Decrease in beta glucuronidase in allografted mouse peritoneal cells in the presence of donor cells., M Dy, sachs M. Debray, P Kamoun, and J Hamburger

Beta glucuronidase in macrophages of skin-allografted mice. II. Demonstration of a lymphokine decreasing macrophage beta glucuron- idase in allograft immunity., M Dy, sachs M. Debray, P Kamoun, and J Hamburger

Beta glucuronidase-rich cytoplastic particles in androgen-stimulated mouse kidney, a cytobiochemical study., A G. Plant and W H. Fishman

Beta-glucuronidase, sulfatase, and phosphatase activities in the urine of dogs, monkeys, and mice., G M. Conzelman, L E. Flanders, I )ii, K Springer, and D W. Crout

Beta-glukuronidase in aszitesflussigkeit und serum von mausen mit ehrlich-aszites-karzinom., R U. Nilius

Beta-lapachone enhancement of lipid peroxidation and superoxide anion and hydrogen peroxide formation by sarcoma 180 ascites tumor cells., R Docampo, F S. Cruz, A Boveris, R P. Muniz, and D M. Esquivel

Beta-mercaptoethylamine effect on early postirradiation leukocyte counts. Abstr., W W. Smith, C A. Schneider, and M Grenan

Beta-mercaptoethylamine effect on radiation dose-response character- istics of granulocyte and lymphocyte counts., W W. Smith, J Cornfield, C Luskus, and C Miller

Beta-retinaic acid inhibits and reverses testosterone-induced hyperplasia in mouse prostate organ cultures., D P. Chopra and L J. Wilkoff

Beta-solamarine, tumor inhibitor isolated from solanum dulcamara., S M. Kupchan, S J. Barboutis, J R. Knox, and C A. Cam

Better learning, neural enhancement or reduced interference., D D. Thiessen, K Schlesinger, and W H. Calhoun

Between ecotropic murine type c virus and the env gene region of xenotropic type c virus., D H. Troxler, D Lowy, R Howk, H Young, D E. Scolnick, and S O. Recombinant

Between hl-a and p systems., M Fellous, P Couillin, sautes C. Neauport, J Frezal, C Billardon, D J. Dausset, and S O. Syntheny

Between immune interferon-producing cells and antigenic cells., Y Ito, H Aoki, Y Kimura, K Shimokata, D K. Maeno, and I O. willinteraction

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Beyond knockouts: cre resources for conditional mutagenesis., Stephen A Murray, Janan T Eppig, Damian Smedley, Elizabeth M Simpson, and Nadia Rosenthal

Beyond one gene-one disease: alternative strategies for deciphering genetic determinants of osteoporosis [editorial], J Rogers, M C. Mahaney, W G. Beamer, L R. Donahue, and C J. Rosen

Beyond positional cloning of single gene mutations: use of mouse models to examine allelic variance and to identify genetic modifiers., Patsy M. Nishina and Juergen K. Naggert

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Beyond the data deluge: data integration and bio-ontologies., J A. Blake and C J. Bult

Bfu-e growth after friend virus infection in vivo. Abstr., L Kreja and H J. Seidel

B (fungizone)., E V. Walls, J E. Kay, H O. Line, and M B. Amphotericin

Bibliography of George D. Snell., J Staats

Bibliography of techniques., G D. Snell and K P. Hummel

Bidirectional amplification of macrophage-lymphocyte interactions. Enhanced lymphocyte activation factor production by activated adherent mouse peritoneal cells., M S. Meltzer and J J. Oppenheim

Bidirectional effects of interaction between parental thymocytes and f1 spleen cells in the production of graft vs host splenomegaly., S A. Liebhaber, J Barchilon, and R K. Gershon

Bifunctional intercalators. Relationship of antitumor activity of diacridines to the cell membrane., R M. Fico, T K. Chen, and E S. Canellakis

Bifunctional major histocompatibility-linked genetic regulation of cell-mediated lympholysis to trinitrophenyl- -modified autologous lymphocytes., verhulst A. Schmitt and G M. Shearer

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Big data: The future of biocuration., D Howe, M Costanzo, P Fey, T Gojobori, L Hannick, W Hide, D P. Hill, R Kania, M Schaeffer, Pierre S. St, S Twigger, O White, and Rhee S. Yon

Bilateral thalamic calcification in ageing mice., H Fraser

Bile acids and the pulmonary tumor incidence in A strain mice., L W. Law

Bile acids, cholesterol, gallstone calcification, and the enterohepatic circulation of bilirubin-Reply., Sanchez N. Mendez, M A. Brink, B Paigen, and M C. Carey

Bile duct proliferation in liver-specific Jag1 conditional knockout mice: effects of gene dosage., K M. Loomes, P Russo, M Ryan, A Nelson, L Underkoffler, C Glover, H Fu, T Gridley, K H. Kaestner, and R J. Oakey

Bile salt depletion in the runting syndrome., R H. Palmer and R W. Reilly

Bilirubin metabolism in the adult bullfrog. Abstr., K D. Cole and G H. Little

Binding and degradation of doubly radioiodinated luteinizing hormone by mouse leydig cells., S B. Sharp and J G. Pierce

Binding and inhibit insulin action., R A. Roth, D J. Cassell, K Y. Wong, B A. Maddux, D I. Goldfine, and O A. Insulin

Binding and redistribution of lectins on lymphocyte membrane., F Loor

Binding and uptake of immunoglobulins by mouse mammary gland epithelial cells in hormone-treated cultures., carrington P. Weisz, S Emancipator, and M E. Lamm

Binding characteristics of wild mouse type c virus to mouse spinal cord and spleen cells., S Mohan and B K. Pal

Binding concanavalin a to the envelope of two murine rna tumour viruses., J Calafat and P C. Hageman

Binding constants of dextrans and isomaltose oligosac- charides to dextran-specific myeloma proteins determined by affinity electrophoresis., K Takeo and E A. Kabat

Binding constants of nzb myeloma antidextrans for dextrans and isomaltose oligosaccharides determined by affinity electrophoresis., S Sugii, K Takeo, and E A. Kabat

Binding, internalization, and degradation of epidermal growth factor by balb 3t3 and bp3t3 cells: relationship to cell density and the stimulation of cell proliferation., K D. Brown, Y Yeh, and R W. Holley

Binding of 1-(2-chloroethyl)-3-cyclohexyl-1-nitrosourea to l1210 cell nuclear proteins., P V. Woolley, I )ii, R L. Dion, K W. Kohn, and V H. Jr

Binding of 1-methyl-1-nitrosourea (mnu) and 1-methyl-3-nitro-1-nitrosoguanidine (mnng) to l1210 cell histones. Abstr., S D. Pinsky, K D. Tew, and P V. Iii

Binding of 2,4-dinitrophenyl derivatives by the light chain dimer obtained from immunoglobulin a produced by mopc-315 mouse myeloma., I Schechter, E Ziv, and A Licht

Binding of 25-hydroxycholesterol and cholesterol to different cytoplasmic proteins., A A. Kandutsch, H W. Chen, and E P. Shown

Binding of [3h]dibenz(a,h)anthracene (db(a,h)a) and [3h]benzo(a)pyrene (bp) to the ah receptor in mouse and rat hepatic cytosols. Asbtr., A B. Okey, A W. Dube, and L M. Vella

Binding of (3h)-methotrexate (mtx) for the radioassay of this drug and study of enzyme-inhibitor interaction. Abstr., M Da costa, S P. Rothenberg, and E Arons

Binding of 3h-phorbol 12, 13-dibutyrate (3h-pdbu) to phorbol ester receptors in normal, chemically-transformed or virus-transformed mouse cells. Abstr., L S. Lee

Binding of 3-methylcholanthrene and 2,3,7,8-tetrachlorodi- benzo-p-dioxin to a common ah receptor site in mouse and rat hepatic cytosols., A B. Okey and L M. Vella

Binding of 7,12-dimethybenz[a]anthracene to balb/c mouse mammary gland dna in organ culture., A B. Kundu, N T. Telang, and M R. Banerjee

Binding of aggregated human immunoglobulin to murine thymocytes and t cells through receptors for the fc region., V Santana and J L. Turk

Binding of aminoalkylanthraquinones and adriamycin by macromolecular lipids from l1210 leukemia cells. Abstr., D W. Yesair and R F. Taylor

Binding of an antitumor platinum compound to cells as influenced by physical factors and pharmacologically active agents., G R. Gale, C R. Morris, L M. Atkins, and A B. Smith

Binding of antigen-bearing fluorescent liposomes to the murine myeloma tumor mopc 315., L D. Leserman, J N. Weinstein, R Blumenthal, S O, A, and W D. Terry

Binding of antigen by immunocytes. I. Effect of ligand valence on binding affinity of mopc 315 cells for dnp conjugates., J Bystryn, G W. Siskind, and J W. Uhr

Binding of antigen by immunocytes. II. Effect of specific ig on antigen binding by mopc 315 cells., J Bystryn, G W. Siskind, and J W. Uhr

Binding of antigen-enzyme complex by antigen-binding cells as an approach for immunodiagnosis., F Modabber and G M. Bahr

Binding of anti-tumor immunoglobulins and their daunomycin conjugates to the tumor and its metastases. In vitro and in vivo studies with lewis lung carcinoma., E Hurwitz, B Schechter, R Arnon, and M Sela

Binding of autologous erythrocytes to immature t-cells., J Charreire and J Bach

Binding of bacterial endotoxin (lps) to encephalitogenic myelin basic protein and modulation of characteristic biologic activities of lps., S Raziuddin and D C. Morrison

Binding of bacterial lipopolysaccharide to histocompatibility-2- -complex proteins of mouse lymphocytes., K Yokoyama, J Mashimo, N Kasai, and T Osawa

Binding of benzo[a]pyrene 7,8-diol-9,10-epoxides to dna, rna, and protein of mouse skin occurs with high stereoselectivity., M Koreeda, P D. Moore, P G. Wislocki, W Levin, A H. Conney, H Yagi, and D M. Jerina

Binding of c14-nitrogen mustard to dna, rna and protein of hn2-sensi- tive and resistant l5178y lymphoblasts. Abstr., G J. Goldenberg and C L. Vanstone

Binding of carcinogenic halogenated hydrocarbons to cell macromolecules., S Banerjee and B L. Duuren

Binding of cells to matrixes of distinct antibodies coated on solid surface., T Chang

Binding of chlorambucil with antitumor globulins and its effect on drug and antibody activities., A Guclu, T Ghose, J Tai, and M Mammen

Binding of concanavalin a to normal and transformed cells as detected by immunofluorescence., L Mallucci

Binding of cyclic nucleotides with proteins in malignant and adenosine cyclic 3'.5'-monophosphate- -induced 'differentiated' Neuroblastoma cells in culture., K N. Prasad, P K. Sinha, S K. Sahu, and J L. Brown

Binding of cyclic nucleotides with soluble proteins increases in 'differentiated' neuroblastoma cells in culture., K N. Prasad, P K. Sinha, S K. Sahu, and J L. Brown

Binding of dibenzo(a,e)fluoranthene, a carcinogenic, polycyclic hydrocarbon without k-region, to nucleic acids in subcellular microsomal system., roussel O. Perin, B Ekert, F Zajdela, and P Jacquignon

Binding of dnp-protein conjugates to mouse lymphoid cells. Abstr.

Binding of heterologous anti-brain antibodies to mouse b cells., V Santana and J L. Turk

Binding of human igg subclasses and their domains to mouse macrophage fc receptors. Abstr., N Cavaillon, M Klein, and K J. Dorrington

Binding of met-trnaf to native 40 s ribosomal subunits in ehrlich ascites tumor cells., K E. Smith and E C. Henshaw

Binding of monomeric immunoglobulins to fc receptors of mouse macrophages., J C. Unkeless and H N. Eisen

Binding of ortho-aminoazotoluene to mouse liver dna, rna and protein. Abstr., T A. Lawson and F K. Dzhioev

Binding of peanut lectin to specific photoreceptor cells and synaptic regions of mouse retina. Abstr., L V. Johnson and J C. Blanks

Binding of polyamines to transfer rna from e. Coli and mouse leukemic cells. Abstr., B Hacker and B J. Dermott

Binding of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons to transcriptionally active nuclear subfractions of akr mouse embryo cells., H L. Moses, R A. Webster, G D. Martin, and T C. Spelsberg

Binding of polycyclic hydrocarbons to nuclear proteins and nucleic acids. Abstr., J B. Vaught

Binding of poly (glu60ala30tyr10) by thymic lymphocytes from genetic responder and non-responder mice. Effect of antihistocompatibility serum., L J. Kennedy, M E. Dorf, E R. Unanue, and B Benacerraf

Binding of random polypeptide antigens to mouse spleen cell membrane fragments. Abstr., D J. Ganfield, P H. Maurer, and C F. Merryman

Binding of technetium-99m radiopharmaceuticals to l1210 mouse leukemic cells. Abstr., B Hacker and A Shipp

Binding of (t,g)-a--l by normal sera., J M. Krouwels and J W. Bruning

Binding of the antigen l-glutamic acid60-l-alanine30-l-tyrosine10 (gat) by thymocytes from genetic responder and nonresponder strains of mice. Abstr., L J. Kennedy, E R. Unanue, and B Benacerraf

Binding of thymus- and bone marrow-derived lymphoid cells to antigen- -derivatized fibers., U Rutishauser and G M. Edelman

Binding of thyroid hormone in rabbit serum: definition of a prealbumin and effects of strain variation on binding., P J. Davis, C W. Laird, and R R. Fox

Binding of thyrotropin releasing hormone by thyrotropin-secreting cells., L J. Eddy, J M. Hershman, R E. Taylor, and S B. Barker

Binding of tritium-labeled polycyclic hydrocarbons to dna of mouse skin., L M. Goshman and C Heidelberger

Binding of urethane to macromolecules in sencar and balb/c mice. Abstr., A A. Fossa, W M. Baird, and G P. Carlson

Binding of vinblastine in vitro to ribosomes of sarcoma 180 cells., B Swerdlow and W A. Creasey

Binding of vitamin e in mammalian tumor cells in culture., K N. Prasad, D Gaudreau, and J Brown

Binding or rabbit antibodies to a mouse myeloma protein by the myeloma cells in vitro., A E. Reif

Binding patterns of 3-methylcholanthrene to replicating and nonreplicating dna of preneoplastic nodule of mouse mammary gland., M R. Banerjee, D L. Kinder, and J E. Wagner

Binding patterns of immunoglobulins from tumor-bearing mice to the corresponding tumor cells., N Moav, Y Hochberg, G Cohen, and I P. Witz

Binding properties of a mouse immunoglobulin m myeloma protein with carbohydrate specificity., N Young, I Jocius, and M Leon

-binding Protein and biological potency of a new series of retinoids., B P. Sani, M I. Dawson, P K. Hobbs, R L. Chan, D L. Schiff, and O. Acid

Binding site of a dextran-specific homogeneous igm. Thermodynamic and spectroscopic mapping by dansylated oligosaccharides., G Schepers, Y Blatt, K Himmelspach, and I Pecht

Binding sites for 125i-labeled alpha-bungarotoxin in normal and denervated mouse muscle., P R. Howe, J A. Telfer, and L Austin

Binding specificity of a monoclonal anti-dna antibody., D S. Pisetsky and S A. Caster

Binding studies on anti-fructofuranan mouse myeloma immunoglobulins a47n, a4, u61, and e109., D G. Streefkerk and C P. Glaudemans

Binding to idiotypic determinants of large proportions of thymus-derived lymphocytes in idiotypically suppressed mice., F L. Owen, S Ju, and A Nisonoff

Binuclear ion containing nitrogen as a bridging group., D E. Harrison, E Weissberger, and H Taube

Binucleate cell formation induced by x irradiation., S Kura, H Sasaki, R Aramaki, and H Yoshinaga

Bioactivities and the effect of dilution on various milk-borne murine mammary tumor viruses., D H. Moore, A B. Vaidya, C A. Long, J S. Manning, G H. Heppner, and J A. Holben

Bioactivity and virions in the blood of mice with mammary tumor virus., D H. Moore, N H. Sarkar, and J Charney

Bioactivity of c3h and riii mammary tumor viruses in virgin female balb/c mice., F Squartini and M Bistocchi

Bio-assay for measurement of cholinergic and anticholinergic drug potencies in mice. Abstr., C G. Van dongen and F Homburger

Bioassay for quantitating circulating tumor cells in a syngeneic mouse tumor system., V W. Lee, T Chiang, and S D. Deodhar

Bioassay of 2,4,5-trichlorophenoxyacetic acid for carcinogenicity in mice., kovacs I. Muranyi, G Rudali, and J Imbert

Bioassay of 29 alkylating chemicals by the pulmonary-tumor response in strain a mice., M B. Shimkin, J H. Weisburger, E K. Weisburger, N Gubareff, and V Suntzeff

Bioassay of alkyl halides and nucleotide base analogs by pulmonary tumor response in strain a mice., L A. Poirier, G D. Stoner, and M B. Shimkin

Bioassay of bleomycin. Abstr., T Ohnuma, S A. Martin, and J F. Holland

Bioassay of circulating murine tumor cells, a comparison between intravenous and intramuscular inoculation on tumor incidence., H Wexler, D E. Kenady, and A S. Ketcham

Bioassay of estrous synchronizing pheromones., Richard R. Lichte

Bioassay of induced malignancy. Abstr., F Homburger, A Treger, and J R. Baker

Bioassay of luteotropic activity. In eugenia rosemberg (ed.) Gonadotropins, geron-x, los altos, calif.,, H C. Browning

Bioassay of mouse mammary tumor virus (mtv). Abstr., R Ritter, S Haslam, and S Nandi

Bioassay of mouse pituitary gonadotropin by induced ovulation in pregnant mice: evaluation and biologic application., A J. Ladman, J E. Palm, and M N. Runner

Bioassay of pesticides and industrial chemicals for tumorigenicity in mice, a preliminary note., J R. Innes, B M. Ulland, M G. Valerio, L Petrucelli, L Fishbein, R. Hart, A J. Pallotta, R R. Bates, H L. Falk, J J. Gart, Klein, I Mitchell, and J Peters

Bioassay of psychoactive agents on escape from auditory stress. Abstr., N Plotnikoff

Bioavailability and pharmacokinetics of orally administered 7-con-o-methylnogarol (7-omen: nsc269148) in the mouse. Abstr., E A. Pratt, J P. Mcgovren, W J. Adams, and R D. Hamilton

Biochemical abnormalities in spinal cord myelin and cns homogenates in heterozygotes affected by the shiverer mutation., W Cammer, S Kahn, and T Zimmerman

Biochemical action of the antineoplastic agent 2-formylpyr- idine n-oxide benzenesulfonylhydrazone., S H. Lee and A C. Sartorelli

Biochemical actions of prospidine on sarcoma 180 ascites cells. Abstr., W A. Creasey

Biochemical activity of 4-aminopyrazolo (3,4-d)pyrimidine in the ehrlich carcinoma. Abstr., A C. Sartorelli, B A. Booth, and T A. Coy

Biochemical alterations during unperturbed suspension growth of l1210 cells., C Benz and E Cadman

Biochemical alterations of phospholipide synthesis produced by the mammary tumor agent. Abstr., G Miroff

Biochemical alterations of the lens capsule in mice with hereditary cataract., S Fukui and I Yamashina

Biochemical analysis of a 40,000 mol. Wt mouse serum protein which binds beta2-microglobulin and has serological cross- -reactivity with h-2 antigens., L Ramanathan, M J. Rogers, E A. Robinson, V J. Hearing, N Tanigaki, and E Appella

Biochemical analysis of a public h-2 specificity revealed by an anomalous reaction of an alloantiserum with a chemically induced c57bl/10 fibrosarcoma., D Ballinari, M A. Pierotti, L Grazioli, M Cattaneo, M J. Rogers, and G Parmiani

Biochemical analysis of gluococorticoid-induced inhibition of ige-mediated histamine release from mouse mast cells., M Daeron, A R. Sterk, F Hirata, and T Ishizaka

Biochemical analysis of minor histocompatibility proteins., Huy Q. Nguyen

Biochemical analysis of murine leukemia viruses isolated from radiation-induced leukemias of strain balb/c., R W. Ellis, N Hopkins, and E Fleissner

Biochemical and antineoplastic effects of 5-fluoro-2'-deoxy- uridine-5'-phosphordiamidates. Abstr., P W. Woodman and P V. Danenberg

Biochemical and antitumor activity associated with the exposure of leukemia l1210 cells to the combination of thymidine (tdr) and 1-beta-d-arabinofuranosyl cytosine (ara-c). Abstr., J J. Kinahan and E P. Kowal

Biochemical and antitumor effects of the combination of thymidine and 1-beta-arabinofuranosylcytosine against leukemia l1210., J J. Kinahan, E P. Kowal, and G B. Grindey

Biochemical and biological characteristics of lymphocyte surface immunoglobulin., J J. Marchalonis and R E. Cone

Biochemical and biological characterization of two new antifols, nsc 127755 and tmq, in comparison with methotrexate. Abstr., M G. Broome, R K. Johnson, and I Wodinsky

Biochemical and biological effects of heat on normal and neoplastic cells. Abstr., B C. Giovanella and C Heidelberger

Biochemical and biological effects of tunicamycin on murine l1210 leukemia. Abstr., M J. Morin and R J. Bernacki

Biochemical and biological studies on virions produced by a lymphoma cell line., A B. Vaidya, C A. Long, J B. Sheffield, A Tamura, D H. Tanaka, and M T. Glycoprotein:

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Biochemical and biophysical evidence for gamma 2 subunit association with neuronal voltage-activated Ca2+ channels., M G. Kang, C C. Chen, R Felix, V A. Letts, W N. Frankel, Y Mori, and K P. Campbell

Biochemical and carcinostatic effects of 2'-deoxythioguanosine., G A. Le page, I G. Junga, and B Bowman

Biochemical and cytokinetic studies on corticosteroid sensitivity of lewis lung tumors. Abstr., P G. Braunschweiger and L M. Schiffer

Biochemical and cytological evidence for triple hybrid cell line formed from fusion of three different cells., F Ricciuti and F H. Ruddle

Biochemical and electron microscopic characterization of virus particles from murine myeloma mopc-21., A A. Gottlieb, M Kimura, and H C. Chopra

Biochemical and electronmicroscopic studies on perfused livers from normal and obob mice. Abstr., F Assimacopoulos, L Orci, C Rouiller, and B Jeanrenaud

Biochemical and electrophoretic studies of cholinesterases in the muscular dysgenesis (mdg) mutant mouse., P S. Nawrot, W E. Howell, and B S. Wenger

Biochemical and genetical studies on radioresistant mouse cells in culture., M Horikawa

Biochemical and genetic characterization of a novel protein of mouse milk. Abstr., J E. Piletz and R E. Ganschow

Biochemical and genetic evidence for a macromolecular -glucuronidase complex in microsomal membranes., R T. Swank and K Paigen

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Biochemical and genetic evidence for a role of IGHMBP2 in the translational machinery., Saquer M. de Planell, D G. Schroeder, M C. Rodicio, G A. Cox, and Z Mourelatos

Biochemical and genetic factors in the heat inactivation of murine beta-glucuronidase., K Herrup and R J. Mullen

Biochemical and genetic studies of a cytosine arabinoside-resistant (car) mutant of l1210 leukemia. Abstr., M K. Bach

Biochemical and genetic studies of a mutant strain of mouse leukemia l1210 resistant to 1-beta-d-arabinofuranosylcytosine (cytarabine) hydrochloride., M K. Bach

Biochemical and histochemical studies on the postnatal development of the cholinergic neurotransmitter enzymes in the mouse cerebellum. Abstr., J A. Olschowka

Biochemical and immunogenetic analysis of an immunodominant peptide (B6dom1) encoded by the classical H7 minor histocompatibility locus., P A. Eden, G J. Christianson, P Fontaine, P J. Wettstein, C Perreault, and D C. Roopenian

Biochemical and immunohistochemical studies on dysmyelination of quaking mutant mice in vivo and in vitro., K Mikoshiba, K Nagaike, E Aoki, and Y Tsukada

Biochemical and immunological characterization of genetic variants of phosphoglucose isomerase from mouse., D J. Charles and C Lee

Biochemical and immunological characterization of the major envelope glycoprotein gp69/71 and degradation fragments from rauscher leukemia virus., M J. Krantz, M Strand, and J T. August

Biochemical and immunological characterization of two distinct variants of histone h2a in friend leukemia., L A. Blankstein, B D. Stollar, S G. Franklin, A Zweidler, and S B. Levy

Biochemical and immunological studies of purified mouse beta-galactosidase., S Tomino and M Meisler

Biochemical and immunological studies of three genetic variants of 3-phosphoglycerate kinase 2 from the mouse., C Lee and B Pegoraro

Biochemical and immunological studies on the kinases for deoxycytidine (cdr) and 1-beta-d-arabinofuranosylcytosine (ara-c) in neoplasms sensitive (p815) or resistant (p815/ara-c) to ara-c. Abstr., W Kreis, D Drahovsky, and H Borberg

Biochemical and morphological changes in a mast-cell neoplasm during treatment with cyclophosphamide., C E. Mengel and M G. Kelly

Biochemical and morphological effects of chronic alcohol consumption and iron deficiency during pregnancy in mice. Abstr., N Elbanna and M F. Picciano

Biochemical and morphological study of adriamycin-induced changes in murine neuroblastoma cells., C Schengrund and B A. Sheffler

Biochemical and morphologic changes in a mast cell tumor during treatment with cyclophosphamide. Abstr., C E. Mengel and M G. Kelly

Biochemical and morphologic heterogeneity and variability of mast cell neoplasms in vivo., C E. Mengel

Biochemical and morphologic heterogeneity in a transplantable mast- -cell neoplasm., C E. Mengel and J S. Trier

Biochemical and morphologic heterogeneity of a mast cell tumor. Abstr., C E. Mengel and J S. Trier

Biochemical and pharmacokinetic effect of leucovorin during high-dose methotrexate therapy in murine tumor models. Abstr., F M. Sirotnak, R C. Donsbach, and D M. Moccio

Biochemical and pharmacokinetic effects of leucovorin after high-dose methotrexate in a murine leukemia model., F M. Sirotnak, R C. Donsbach, D M. Moccio, and D M. Dorick

Biochemical and pharmacological effects of the fermentation- -derived antitumor agent, (alphas,5s)-alpha-amino-3-chloro-4,5- -dihydro-5-isoxazoleacetic acid (at-125)., G L. Neil, A E. Berger, R P. Mcpartland, and A Bloch

Biochemical and physicochemical characterization of mouse b cell growth factor: a lymphokine distinct from interleukin 2., J J. Farrar, M Howard, farrar J. Fuller, and W E. Paul

Biochemical and physiological mechanisms in glucocorticoid hormone induction of mouse mammary tumor virus., E M. Scolnick, H A. Young, and W P. Parks

Biochemical and tissue culture studies of transplantable mouse hepatomas h-4, h-6, and bw7756., P E. Thomas and J J. Hutton

Biochemical and ultrastructural changes in a and b cells of the islets of langerhans of mice infected with emc virus., F Zaheer, S L. Howell, K W. Taylor, T J. Coleman, and D R. Gamble

Biochemical and ultrastructural effects of 1,1-(methylethane diylidene dinitrilo)-bis (3-aminoguanidine), (mbag), on cultured mouse leukemia l1210 cells. Abstr., S N. Pathak, C W. Porter, A E. Pegg, and C Dave

Biochemical and ultrastructural studies of conjunctiva of hereditary diabetic mice., P Kern, M Laurent, and F Regnault

Biochemical aspects of histocompatibility antigens., S G. Nathenson

Biochemical aspects of leukemia virus-induced immunosuppression, effect of friend disease virus on spleen nucleases and nucleic acids., A K. Chakrabarty, H Friedman, and W S. Ceglowski

Biochemical aspects of the interactions of the teratogens 5-fluorouracil and 5-fluorodeoxyuridine with normal nucleic acid precursors in mice selected for low and high expression of strong's luxoid gene., P F. Forsthoefel, M J. Blend, and J W. Snow

Biochemical basis of consolidation., William Boggan

Biochemical basis of fat cell insulin resistance in obese rodents and man., M P. Czech, D K. Richardson, and C J. Smith

Biochemical basis of the increased activity of 9-beta-d arabinofuranosyladenine in the presence of inhibitors of adenosine deaminase., W Plunkett, L Alexander, S Chubb, and T L. Loo

Biochemical basis of the increased arabinosyladenine (ara-a) activity in the presence of adenosine deaminase inhibitors. (adi). Abstr., W Plunkett, L Alexander, and T L. Loo

Biochemical changes associated with the development of resistance 5-azacytidine in akr leukemic mice., J Vesely, J Seifert, A Cihak, and F Sorm

Biochemical changes during development of mouse mammary tissue in organ culture., R Mayne and J M. Barry

Biochemical changes during regression and regrowth of hormone-dependent gr mouse mammary tumors., M Schulein, J L. Daehnfeldt, and P Briand

Biochemical changes in 9, 10-dimethyl-1,2-benzanthracene painted mouse skin., M B. Ketkar

Biochemical changes in gr mouse mammary tissue during hormonal tumor induction., J L. Daehnfeldt, M Schulein, and P Briand

Biochemical changes in progressive muscular dystrophy. II. Phosphorus metabolism in normal, nutritional and hereditary dystrophic muscles, livers and brains of animals., N K. Sarkar and U Srivastava

Biochemical changes in progressive muscular dystrophy. I. Nucleic acid metabolism in normal and dystrophic rabbit and mouse liver, brain and muscle., U Srivastava, A Devi, and N Sarkar

Biochemical changes in progressive muscular dystrophy. IX. Synthesis of native myosin, actin, and tropomyosin in the skeletal muscle of mouse as a function of muscular dystrophy., U Srivastava

Biochemical changes in progressive muscular dystrophy. Viii. Protein synthesis in skeletal muscle of mouse as a function of muscular dystrophy., U Srivastava

Biochemical changes in progressive muscular dystrophy. VI. Incorp- oration of uridine-2-14c into rna of various tissue of normal and dystrophic mice., U Srivastava

Biochemical changes in progressive muscular dystrophy. Vii. Studies on the biosynthesis of protein and rna in various cellular fractions of the muscle of normal and dystrophic mice., U Srivastava

Biochemical changes in progressive muscular dystrophy. V. Incorpora- tion of leucine-c14 into protein of various tissues of normal and dystrophic mice., U Srivastava and L Berlinguet

Biochemical changes in serum of pure and mixed Streptococcus faecalis and Bacillus subtilis infections in rats., B M. Mitruka and A M. Jonas

Biochemical changes in the erythropoietic mouse spleen. N5 methyl tetrahydrofolate, homocysteine transmethylase. Abstr., H W. Dickerman and B C. Smith

Biochemical changes in the skin of rhino mouse preceding the hereditary hair loss. Abstr., K Moriwaki

Biochemical characterisation and localization in brain of a human brain-leucocyte membrane glycoprotein recognised by a monoclonal antibody., J L. Mckenzie, R Dalchau, and J W. Fabre

Biochemical characteristics and radiosensitivity of various lines and species of mammals. (russ., Eng. Summ.), N I. Nuzdin and B M. Graevskaja

Biochemical characteristics of a 5-fluorouracil-resistant subline of p388 leukemia., M Tezuka, H Sugiyama, O Tamemasa, and M Inaba

Biochemical characteristics of phagocytosis in the p388 d1 cell., E M. Goodell, S Bilgin, and R A. Carchman

Biochemical characterization of a b-cell growth factor distinct from interleukin 2. Abstr., J J. Farrar, M Howard, M L. Hilfiker, W R. Benjamin, farrar A. Fuller, and W E. Paul

Biochemical characterization of a factor released by macrophages., H Opitz, D Niethammer, R C. Jackson, H Lemke, R Huget, and H Flad

Biochemical characterization of alien h-2 antigens expressed on a methylcholanthrene-induced tumor., M J. Rogers, E Appella, M A. Pierotti, I Invernizzi, and G Parmiani

Biochemical characterization of alien h-2 antigens expressed on a methylcholanthrene induced tumor. Abstr., M J. Rogers, M A. Pierotti, G Invernizzi, and G Parmiani

Biochemical characterization of endogenous type c virus information in differentiated and undifferentiated murine teratocarcinoma-derived cell lines., ravicovitch R. Emanoil, montes de Hojman, J Robert, A Garcette, R Callahan, J Peries, and M Boiron

Biochemical characterization of fv-1 allele cell extracts inhibiting mouse leukemia virus infection. Abstr., W Yang, R W. Tennant, B Schluter, F Myer, and A Brown

Biochemical characterization of genetically variant aromatic amine n-acetyltransferases in a/j and c57bl/6j mice., I B. Glowinski and W W. Weber

Biochemical characterization of growth induction by fetal urogenital sinus: a new mouse model for studying prostatic hyperplasia. Abstr., A Rocco, J Matsurra, M Runner, and L Chung

Biochemical characterization of h9/25, an allospecificity encoded by the ly-6 region., F Takei

Biochemical characterization of ia antigens. Characterization of a 22,000-dalton adelta-d polypeptide expressed by i-ad haplotype mice., D J. Mckean

Biochemical characterization of ia antigens. I. Characterization of the 31k polypeptide associated with i-a subregion ia antigens., J P. Moosic, A Nilson, G J. Hammerling, and D J. Mckean

Biochemical characterization of mca-induced tumor specific antigens. Abstr., B D. Kahan, S J. Legrue, and N R. Pellis

Biochemical characterization of microsomal coumarin hydroxylase in two inbred strains of mice. Abstr., A W. Wood

Biochemical characterization of murine ia antigens with xenoantisera. I. Identification of a second ia molecule (i-e?) in h-2s haplotype., W P. Lafuse, B C. Neely, and C S. David

Biochemical characterization of mutant c3hfb/hen and parent c3h/hen mhc antigens. Abstr., G N. Callahan

Biochemical characterization of phosphoglucose isomerase and genetic variants from mouse and drosophila melanogaster., D Charles and C Lee

Biochemical characterization of receptor sites on normal and leukemic lymphocytes., Clair A. Francomano

Biochemical characterization of the lysosomes of ehrlich ascites tumor cells., A Horvat and O Touster

Biochemical characterization of tissue recombinants composed of wild-type fetal urogenital sinus mesenchyme (ugm) and tfm/y adult bladder epithelium (able). Abstr., T Thompson, L Chung, G Cunha, U, and J Shannon

Biochemical characterization of unique, immunologicallysignifi- cant murine melanoma proteins. Abstr., V J. Hearing, D M. Gersten, and J J. Marchalonis

Biochemical comparison of h-2k antigen isolated from c3hfb/hen and c3h/hen mice., G N. Callahan, L E. Walker, and W J. Martin

Biochemical comparison of major histocompatibility complex molecules from different subspecies of mus musculus: evidence for trans-specific evolution of alleles., B Arden and J Klein

Biochemical comparison of mhc antigens isolated from mutant c3hfb/hen and parent c3h/hen mice., G N. Callahan, W J. Martin, and D Pardi

Biochemical controls of the g1 phase of a mammalian cell cycle. I. Analysis of chromatin proteins in temperature-sensitive variants., P M. Naha and R Sorrentino

Biochemical controls of the g1 phase of a mammalian cell cycle. II. Synthesis of h1 histones in temperature sensitive mouse cells, arrested in g1 phase., K Gooderham and P M. Naha

Biochemical correlates of astrocytic proliferation in the mutant staggerer mouse., V Lee, S Yen, and M L. Shelanski

Biochemical correlates of glucocorticoid-induced cleft palate in mice. Abstr., F D. Andrew, D L. Gustine, and E F. Zimmerman

Biochemical correlates of responsiveness and collateral sensiti- vity of some methotrexate-resistant murine tumors to the lipo- philic antifolate, metoprine., F M. Sirotnak, D M. Moccio, L J. Goutas, L E. Kelleher, and J A. Montgomery

Biochemical criteria for the in vitro differentiation of embryoid bodies produced by a transplantable teratoma of mice. The production of acetylcholine esterase and creatine phosphokinase by teratoma cells., A J. Levine, M Torosian, A J. Sarokhan, and A K. Teresky

Biochemical demonstration of anti-qa activity in an h-2.28 Public specificity antiserum., J Michaelson, L Flaherty, E Vitetta, and E A. Boyse

Biochemical determinants of responsiveness to 5-fluorouracil and its derivatives in xenografts of human colorectal adenocarcinomas in mice., J A. Houghton, S J. Maroda Jr., J O. Phillips, and P J. Houghton

Biochemical differentiation in reaggregating brain cell culture., N W. Seeds

Biochemical differentiation of a murine ganglioneuroblastoma in tissue culture., B W. Ruffner and M Smith

Biochemical differentiation of mechanically dissociated mammalian brain in aggregating cell culture., P Honegger and E Richelson

Biochemical diversity and evolution in the genus mus., F Bonhomme, J Catalan, davidian J. Britton, V M. Chapman, A Moriwaki, E Nevo, and L Thalar

Biochemical diversity in the genus mus. Abstr., L Thaler, F Bohomme, and davidian J. Britton

Biochemical documentation of allelic variation of the i-e antigens of the d, k, p, r, and u haplotypes., J M. Kupinski, P A. Gamble, C S. David, and J H. Freed

Biochemical effects of 2'-azido-2'-deoxyarabinofuranosyl cytosine (cytarazid) in leukemia l1210 and hela cells. Abstr., Y Cheng, Y Rustum, A Bloch, D Derse, M Bobek, and A Schroeder

Biochemical effects of 2'fluoro-5-iodo-arabinosyl cytosine. A new pyrimidine nucleoside analog. Abstr., T Chou, J J. Fox, and F S. Philips

Biochemical effects of 2'-fluoro-5-methyl-1-beta-d-arabinofurano- syluracil and 2'-fluoro-5-iodo-1-beta-d-arabinofuranosylcytosine in mouse leukemic cells sensitive and resistant to 1-beta-d- -arabinofuranosylcytosine., T Chou, J H. Burchenal, F A. Schmid, T J. Braun, T Su, K A. Watanabe, J J. Fox, and F S. Philips

Biochemical effects of 2'-fluoro-5-methyl-1-beta-d-arabinofurano- syluracil (fmau) and 2'-fluoro-5-iodo-1-beta-d-arabinofuranosylcyto- -sine (fiac) in mouse leukemic cells sensitive and resistant to 1-beta-d-arabinofuranosylcytosine (ara-c). Abstr., T Chou, J H. Burchenal, F Schmid, T J. Braun, Y A. Watanabe, J J. Fox, and F S. Philips

Biochemical effects of 5-azacytidine (5-aza cr) on leukemia l-1210 cells. Abstr., L H. Li and E J. Kristof

Biochemical effects of cd2+-injury in the rat and mouse testis., M Webb

Biochemical effects of denervation on normal and dystrophic muscle, acetylcholinesterase and choline acetyltransferase., M W. Mc caman

Biochemical effects of d-tertrandrine and thalicarpine., W A. Creasey

Biochemical effects of duazomycin a in the mouse plasma cell neoplasm 70429., E P. Anderson and R W. Brockman

Biochemical effects of duazomycin a in the plasma cell neoplasm 70429. Abstr., R W. Brockman and E P. Anderson

Biochemical effects of ellipticine (nsc-71795) on l1210 leukemia in culture. Abstr., L H. Li

Biochemical effects of ellipticine on leukemia l1210 cells., L Li and C Cowie

Biochemical effects of some pyridine aldehyde thiosemicarbazones. Abstr., A C. Sartorelli and B A. Booth

Biochemical effects of the vinca alkaloids. I. Effects of vinblastine on nucleic acid synthesis in mouse tumor cells., W A. Creasey and M E. Markiw

Biochemical effects of the vinca alkaloids. II. A comparison of the effects of colchicine, vinblastine and vincristine on the synthesis of ribonucleic acids in ehrlich ascites carcinoma cells., W A. Creasey and M E. Markiw

Biochemical effects of x-irradiation on mouse ascites cancer cells. Abstr., E Garcia, E Coe, W Larson, C Slater, and R W. Kee

Biochemical evidence for a separate, mhc-linked locus encoding h-2.28 Antigens., D W. Sears and C M. Polizzi

Biochemical evidence for expression of a semi-allogeneic, h-2 antigen by a murine adenocarcinoma., G N. Callahan, D Pardi, M A. Giedlin, J P. Allison, O M. Morizot, and W J. Martin

Biochemical evidence for keratinization by mouse epidermal cells in culture., P Steinert and S H. Yuspa

Biochemical evidence for multiple i-e ia molecules., W P. Lafuse, P S. Corser, and C S. David

Biochemical evidence for the biphasic development of experimental amyloidosis., J D. Sipe, K P. Mcadam, and F Uchino

Biochemical evidence linking the gix thymocyte surface antigen to the gp69/71 envelope glycoprotein of murine leukemia virus., J Tung, E S. Vitetta, E Fleissner, and E A. Boyse

Biochemical features of ly-5 alloantigen., J Michaelson, M Scheid, and E A. Boyse

Biochemical genetic and sexual variations in mouse tear proteins., Y Matsushima and S Ikemoto

Biochemical genetics and behavior in wild mouse populations, p. 293-334. In g. Lindzey & d. D. Thiessen (ed.) Contrib. To behavior-genetic, R K. Selander and S Y. Yang

Biochemical genetics of aldehyde reductase in the mouse: ahr-1- -a new locus linked to the alcohol dehydrogenase gene complex on chromosome 3., J A. Duley and R S. Holmes

Biochemical genetics of a new glucosephosphate isomerase allele (gpi-1c) from wild mice., R A. Padua, G Bulfield, and J Peters

Biochemical genetics of d-glycerophosphate dehydrogenase in developing mice brain., Deborah J. Peters

Biochemical, hematological, and histological changes in b6c3f1 mice after intramuscular administration of proven., R L. Suber, C H. Frith, and R L. Kodell

Biochemical, histochemical and electronmicroscopic studies of mouse isolated islets of langerhans. Abstr., H G. Lippmann, A Dorn, H J. Hahn, and H L. Lippmann

Biochemical, histochemical and ultrastructural studies of changes occurring with growth ehrlich ascites cells in vivo., P Fletcher

Biochemical isolation of qa-2 molecules expressed on qa-2+ leukemias arising in qa-2- mice., J Michaelson, R S. Rosenson, C L. Reinisch, and L Flaherty

Biochemically differentiated mouse glial lines carrying a nervous system specific cell surface antigen (ns-1)., N Sundarraj, M Schachner, and S E. Pfeiffer

Biochemically differentiated mouse glial lines carrying a nervous system specific surface antigen. Abstr., N Sundarraj, M Schachner, and S Pfeiffer

Biochemical markers of human tumors grown in athymic (nude) mice. Abstr., A J. Pesce, S Dingle, L D. Persio, and J G. Michael

Biochemical markers of three strains derived from japanese wild mouse (mus musculus molossinus)., T Watanabe, T Ito, and N Ogasawara

Biochemical measurments during methotrexate and citrovorum infusion in mice. Abstr., W P. Fung, K H. Yang, and D S. Zaharko

Biochemical mechanisms of drug resistance. IV. Development of re- sistance to 5-azacytidine and simultaneous depression of pyrimidine metabolism in leukemic mice., J Vesely, A Cihak, and F Sorm

Biochemical mechanisms of drug resistance--xii. Uridine kinases from mouse leukemic cells sensitive and resistance to 5-azacytidine., J Vesely, M Dvorak, A Cihak, and F Sorm

Biochemical mechanism(s) of zymogen granule destabilization in the EPI syndrome in CBA/J mice., Edward C. Dempsey

Biochemical, morphological and hybrid studies in hyper- prolenemic mice., Y S. Kanwar, C A. Krakower, J R. Manaligod, P Justice, and P W. Wong

Biochemical observations on the cartilage of achondroplastic (can) mice., D R. Johnson and D M. Hunt

Biochemical parameters correlated with tumour cell implantation., H B. Bosmann, G F. Bieber, A E. Brown, K R. Case, D M. Gersten, T W. Kimmerer, and A Lione

Biochemical parameters of bht-induced cell growth in mouse lung., H Witschi, S Kacew, B K. Tsang, and D Williamson

Biochemical parameters of clinical significance in rabbits. II. Diurnal variations., R R. Fox and C W. Laird

Biochemical parameters of clinical significance in rabbits. I. Strain variations., R R. Fox, C W. Laird, E M. Blau, H S. Schultz, and B P. Mitchell

Biochemical parameters of resistance of an andriamycin-resistant subline of p388 leukemia to emetine, an inhibitor of protein synthesis., M P. Chitnis and R K. Johnson

Biochemical, pathological, and genetic aspects of a spontaneous mouse hepatoma., R L. Hancock and M M. Dickie

Biochemical pharmacology and toxicology of 8-azaadenosine alone and in combination with 2'-deoxycoformycin (pentostatin)., E N. Spremulli, G W. Crabtree, D L. Dexter, S H. Chu, D M. Farineau, L Y. Ghoda, D L. Mcgowan, S Diamond, R E. Parks, J, and P Calabresi

Biochemical pharmacology of 3-deazaguanine (3-dg). Abstr., P Schwartz, D Hammond, and T A. Khwaga

Biochemical pharmacology of uricytin. Abstr., T A. Khwaja and T T. Lee

Biochemical polymorphism in feral house mouse populations. Abstr., R K. Selander and S Y. Yang

Biochemical polymorphisms in feral and inbred mice (Mus musculus)., T H. Roderick, F H. Ruddle, V M. Chapman, and T B. Shows

Biochemical polymorphisms in feral and inbred mice (mus musculus)., T H. Roderick, F H. Ruddle, V M. Chapman, and T B. Shows

Biochemical profiles of cancer cells. I. Computerized analysis of mouse leukemic cellular rna on polyacrylamide gels., B Hacker, E Westin, sheedy B. Dermott, and C Doty

Biochemical programs of slowly and rapidly growing human colon carcinoma xenografts., G Weber, J C. Hager, M S. Lui, N Prajda, D Y. Tzeng, O C. Jackson, E Takeda, and J N. Eble

Biochemical properties and immunochemical-genetic relationships of mouse h-2 alloantigens., S G. Nathenson and S E. Cullen

Biochemical properties and replication of murine intracisternal a particles during early embryogenesis., S S. Yang, P G. Calarco, and N A. Wivel

Biochemical properties ofd the nucleoside of 3-amino-5- -methyl-1,5-dihydro-1,4,5,6,8-pentaazaacenaphthylene (nsc 154020.) Abstr., L L. Bennett, D L. Smithers, and D L. Hill

Biochemical properties of membrane antigens controlled by different regions of the h-2 complex. Abstr., M Hess

Biochemical properties of mitochondria isolated from normal and neoplastic tissues of mice. Abstr., M T. White

Biochemical properties of papain solubilized h-2d alloantigens from meth-a tumor cells. Abstr., K Yamane and S G. Nathenson

Biochemical properties of papain-solubilized murine and human histo- compatibility alloantigens., S G. Nathenson, A Shimada, K Yamane, T Muranatsu, S Cullen, D L. Mann, J L. Fahey, and R Graff

Biochemical properties of the 145,000-dalton super-t antigen from simian virus 40-transformed balb/c3t3 clone 20 cells., F Chaudry, G J. Belsham, and A E. Smith

Biochemical purification of detergent-solubilized h-2 allo- antigens., J H. Freed, D W. Sears, J L. Brown, and S G. Nathenson

Biochemical radiosensitivity of lymphoid tumors., H Klouwen and A Appelman

Biochemical relationship between murine immune interferon and a killer cell helper factor., P L. Simon, J J. Farrar, and P D. Kind

Biochemical relationship of thymocyte mitogenic factor and factors enhancing humoral and cell-mediated immune responses., J J. Farrar, P L. Simon, W J. Koopman, and bonar J. Fuller

Biochemical separation of interleukin 2., D Y. Mochizuki, J Watson, and S Gillis

Biochemical signals transmitted by fcgamma receptors: triggering mechanisms of the increased synthesis of adenosine-3', 5'-cyclic monophosphate mediated by fcgamma2a- and fcgamma2b- -receptors of a murine macrophage-like cell line (p388d1)., T Nitta and T Suzuki

Biochemical signal transmitted by fygamma receptors: phospholipase a2 activity of fcgamma2b receptor of murine macrophage cell line p388d1., T Suzuki, taki T. Saito, R Sadasivan, and T Nitta

Biochemical studies in dystrophic mouse muscle., K P. Strickland, A J. Hudson, and J H. Thakar

Biochemical studies in secondary daunomycin (dnm) resistance. Abstr., S Seeber, K P. Brucksch, J Kading, D K. Hossfeld, and C G. Schmidt

Biochemical studies of aged rodent brains. Abstr., J Hollander and C H. Barrows

Biochemical studies of cytokinetic changes during tumor growth., J W. Harris, F Meyskens, and H M. Patt

Biochemical studies of ia gene products with xenoanti- sera. Abstr., W Lafuse, B Neely, D Mckean, and C David

Biochemical studies of resistance to 6-thioguanine., D B. Ellis and G A. Lepage

Biochemical studies of skeletal muscle in mice with hereditary mus- cular dystrophy. Abstr., K Fink

Biochemical studies of the chediak-higashi syndrome in mice and mink. Abstr., Z Camacho and G Padgett

Biochemical studies on brains of young and old inbred (bc3f1) mice., A Rand and K A. Ansari

Biochemical studies on ethylnitrosourea (enu) carcinogenesis in rats and mice. Abstr., M J. Chang and R W. Hart

Biochemical studies on hormone-responsive mammary tumors in br6 mice., J A. Smith and R J. King

Biochemical studies on mice 6-18 months after total-body x-irradia- tion., M P. Esnouf, M G. Ord, and L A. Stocken

Biochemical studies on mitochondria isolated from normal and neoplastic tissues of the mouse mammary gland., M T. White and S Nandi

Biochemical studies on rna tumor virus information and its transmission in b16 murine melanoma., R Hehlmann and V Erfle

Biochemical studies on spontaneous carcinogenesis, in vivo effects of hormonal changes on c3h mice bearing hormone-dependent mammary carconoma., G T. Okita and E A. Ezz

Biochemical studies on the h-2k antigens of the mhc mutant bm1., T Nisizawa, B M. Ewenstein, H Uehara, and S G. Nathenson

Biochemical studies on the h-2k mutant b6.c-h-2bm10., L R. Pease, B M. Ewenstein, D Mcgovern, R W. Melvold, T Nisizawa, and S G. Nathenson

Biochemical studies with the vinca alkaloids. I. Effect on nucleic acid formation by isolated cell suspensions., J F. Richards, R G. Jones, and C T. Beer

Biochemical study of heterosis for brain myelin content in mice., H Ebato, T M. Seyfried, and R K. Yu

Biochemical study of interaction of mouse cells and oncogenic extracts in vitro. Abstr., P G. Stansly, M W. Chu, and H D. Soule

Biochemical transformation of deoxythymidine kinase-deficient mouse cells with uv-irradiated equine herpesvirus type 1., G P. Allen, J J. Mcgowan, G A. Gentry, and C C. Randall

Biochemistry and immunology of neurological mutants in the mouse., J Mallet

Biochemistry of cancer., E P. Anderson and L W. Law

Biochemistry of differentiation of mouse trophoblast, esterase., M Sherman

Biochemistry of drugs xiii. Substances with antineoplastic activity xxx. Cancerostatic activity, absorption, tissue distribution and excretion of ethylester n-/delta-(6-purinylthio)valeryl/glycine- -35s/(butocine) in mice., K Raz, V Francova, Z F. Cerny, V Jelinek, and M Semonsky

Biochemistry of dystrophic muscle. 2. Some enzyme changes in dystrophic mouse muscle., R J. Pennington

Biochemistry of dystrophic muscle, mitochondrial succinate-tetrazo- lium reductase and adenosine triphosphatase., R J. Pennington

Biochemistry of lipids of neoplastic tissue. Iii. Fatty acids in the liver of tumor-bearing mice., N Ueta, N Kawamura, and T Yamakawa

Biochemistry of tumors., G A. Le page and J F. Henderson

Biochimie de la souris obese-hyperglycemique (o-h) de bar harbor., J W. Christophe j and J Furnelle

Biochimie des obesites experimentales., J Christophe

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BioCreative III interactive task: an overview., Cecilia N Arighi, Phoebe M Roberts, Shashank Agarwal, Sanmitra Bhattacharya, Gianni Cesareni, Andrew Chatr-Aryamontri, Simon Clematide, Pascale Gaudet, Michelle Gwinn Giglio, Ian Harrow, Eva Huala, Martin Krallinger, Ulf Leser, Donghui Li, Feifan Liu, Zhiyong Lu, Lois J Maltais, Naoaki Okazaki, Livia Perfetto, Fabio Rinaldi, Rune Sætre, David Salgado, Padmini Srinivasan, Philippe E Thomas, Luca Toldo, Lynette Hirschman, and Cathy H Wu

Biodistribution of 14c-misonidazole in balb/c mice. Abstr., B Garrecht, J D. Chapman, and B C. Lentle

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Biodistribution of (225)Ra citrate in mice: retention of daughter radioisotopes in bone., S J. Kennel, T Lankford, M Garland, J P. Sundberg, and S Mirzadeh

Bioelectrical properties of cerebellar purkinje cells in reeler mutant mice., J Dupont, R Gardette, and F Crepel

Bioelectric properties of dystrophic mammalian muscle, excitability, membrane resting, and action potentials in mouse hereditary myopathy., J T. Conrad and G H. Glaser

Bioflavonoid regulation of atpase and hexokinase activity in ehrlich ascites cell mitochondria., Y Graziani

Biogenesis of closely related membrane glycoproteins. Abstr., A Van le and D Doyle

Biogenic amines in cultured neuroblastoma and astrocytoma cells., R Narotzky and W Bondareff

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BioGPS and GXD: mouse gene expression data-the benefits and challenges of data integration., Martin Ringwald, Chunlei Wu, and Andrew I Su

Biography of a tolerant state. Cellular parameters of the unrespons- ive state induced in adult mice to human gamma globulin., J M. Chiller and W O. Weigle

Bio-informatics, Andrew Borden-Chisholm

Bioinformatics approaches for candidate gene analysis., Dorian Britt

Bioinformatics as a tool for finding candidate genes for quantitative trait loci, Judith Vasquez

Bioinformatics of disease., David Haluska

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Bioinformatics resources for behavior studies in the laboratory mouse., Carol J. Bult

Bioinformatics search for stem cell regulatory mechanisms., Michael Segal

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Bioinformatics toolbox for narrowing rodent quantitative trait loci., K DiPetrillo, X Wang, I M. Stylianou, and B Paigen

Biologic activities of lymph node cells fractionated on bovine plasma albumin., N Moav and T N. Harris

Biologic activities of various thymus preparations., D W. Van bekkum, I Betel, M J. Blankwater, A M. Kruisbeek, and A C. Swart

Biological actions and interactions of tetrachloroethylene., D Reichert

Biological actions of human somatotrophin and its derivatives on mouse mammary gland and teleost urinary bladder., B A. Doneen, H A. Bern, and C H. Li

Biological activities of antitrinitrophenyl and antidinitrophenyl mouse monoclonal antibodies., N Hirayama, T Hirano, G Kohler, A Kurata, U, and Z Ovary

Biological activities of mammalian and teleostean prolactins and growth hormones on mouse mammary gland and teleost urinary bladder., B A. Doneen

Biological activities of monoclonal antibodies reactive with antigenic sites mapped on the g1 glycoprotein of la crosse virus., L Kingsford, L D. Ishizawa, and D W. Hill

Biological activities of murine mammary tumour virus in vitro. Increased macromolecular syntheses in mouse and hamster kidney cells, production of b- and c-particles in the mouse cells., J Links, O Tol, J Calafat, and F Buijs

Biological activities of non-protein chromophores of antitumor protein antibiotics: auromomycin and neocarzinostatin., H Suzuki, K Miura, Y Kumada, T Takeuchi, and N Tanaka

Biological activities of solubilized surface antigens of embryonic and polyoma-virus-transformed cells., Y Kitahara, Y Barra, and G Meyer

Biological activity and separation of a leukaemogenic virus from murine sarcoma virus-harvey (msv-h)., J J. Harvey and J East

Biological activity of 3'-5'-cyclic phosphates of 1-beta-d-arabino- furanosylcytosine (ara-c). Abstr., W Kreis and W Wechter

Biological activity of 4-thiouridine (tur) amd 6-thioxanthosine (txr). Abstr., A Bloch, R K. Robins, M W. Winkley, and J T. Witkowski

Biological activity of complement in vivo. Role of c5 in the accumula- tion of polymorphonuclear leukocytes in inflammatory exudates., R Snyderman, J K. Phillips, and S E. Mergenhagen

Biological activity of monoclonal antibodies to operationally defined antigenic regions on the hemagglutinin molecule of a/seal/mass/1/80 (h7n7) influenza virus., H Kida, L E. Brown, and R G. Webster

Biological activity of some oxygenated sterols., A A. Kandutsch, H W. Chen, and H J. Heiniger

Biological and antigenic similarities of murine interferon-gamma and macrophage-activating factor., L P. Svedersky, C V. Benton, W H. Berger, E Rinderknecht, R N. Harkins, and M A. Palladino

Biological and antineoplastic properties of a novel pseudomonas glutaminase-asparaginase with high therapeutic efficacy. Abstr., J Roberts and F A. Schmid

Biological and biochemical characterization of alien h-2 antigens of a chemically induced sarcoma. Abstr., G Parmiani

Biological and biochemical differences among ecotropic c-type rna viral isolates chemically induced from c57bl/ka mouse embryo cells in vitro., E P. Gelmann, A Decleve, and H S. Kaplan

Biological and biochemical differences between tubercidin (7-deazaa- denosine) and its 5'-phosphate methyl ester., B K. Bhuyan, G L. Neil, C G. Smith, E J. Olin, and L Li

Biological and biochemical effect of deoxyribonuclease on mice bearing ehrlich ascites carcinoma. Abstr., G De lamirande

Biological and biochemical properties of 1-(2-chloroethyl)-3- -(beta-d-glucopyranosyl)-1-nitrosourea (nsc d 254157), a nitrosourea with reduced bone marrow toxicity., P A. Fox, L C. Panasci, and P S. Schein

Biological and biochemical properties of nonidet p40-solubilized and partially purified tumor-specific antigens of the transplantation type from plasma membranes of a methylcholanthrene-induced sarcoma., T Natori, L W. Law, and E Appella

Biological and biochemical properties of soluble tumor-specific transplantation antigen of a simian virus 40-induced neoplasm., E Appella, L W. Law, and O Henriksen

Biological and biochemical studies of the effects of xylotubercidin and related compounds on mouse leukemia l1210 in vitro. Abstr., C E. Cass and M J. Robins

[biological And biochemical studies on the characterization of an osteoma-inducing retrovirus of the 101/nhg mouse.] (german With english summ.)., J Schmidt, A Luz, H Schetters, and V Erfle

Biological and chemical characterization of endotoxin from cap- nocytophaga sputigena., R H. Stevens, M N. Sela, W P. Mcarthur, A Nowotny, and B F. Hammond

Biological and chemotherapeutic studies on primary mammary tumors in c3h and c3ho mice., J Gelzer and P Loustalot

Biological and morphological studies of sjl/j strain reticulum cell neoplasms induced and transmitted serially in low-leukemia-strain mice., S Fujinaga, W E. Poel, W C. Williams, and L Dmochowski

Biological and morpholoical characteristics of mammary tumors in gr mice., R Van nie and A Dux

Biological and pathogenic properties of a mouse leukemia virus., L Gross

Biological and pathological characteristics in mouse lines with large differences in leukocyte counts., C K. Chai

Biological and seroligical characterization of radiation leukemia virus., A Decleve, M Lieberman, J N. Ihle, and H S. Kaplan

Biological aspects of cancer research., C C. Little

Biological aspects of dosimetry. The importance of change in biological response with depth in tissue for collimated neutron beams- -further experimental verification., R Berry and D Bewley

Biological behavior of malignant melanoma cells correlated to their survival in vivo., I J. Fidler

Biological behavior through successive transplant generations of transplantable tumors derived originally from primary chemically induced and spontaneous sources in mice., H Wexler, S K. Orme, and A S. Ketcham

Biological behaviour of reticulum cell neoplasm type a originating in the uterus of female icrc mouse treated with progesterone., S Pai

Biological characteristics of human pancreatic adenocarcinoma line capan-1 in tissue culture and the nude mouse. Abstr., A P. Kyriazis, D G. Scarpelli, S Rao, J Fogh, A A. Kyriazis, and A J. Pesce

Biological characterization of a leukemogenic virus isolated from the cfw mouse., J K. Ball and J A. Mccarter

Biological characterization of a prolonged antileukemic effect of 5-azacytidine., C A. Presant, F Valeriote, and T J. Viette

Biological characterization of a tumour-growth-promoting factor from ascitic fluid of tumour-bearing mice., O Henriksen and L W. Law

Biological characterization of cloned permanent stromal cell lines from anemic Sl/Sld mice and +/+ littermates., P Anklesaria, V Klassen, M A. Sakakeeny, T J. Fitzgerald, D E. Harrison, M E. Rybau, and J S. Greenberger

Biological characterization of murine neuroblastoma: in vivo neurogenic tumor model. Abstr., G Pons, B L. Mirkin, and R F. O'dea

Biological characterization of t and b lymphocytes seperated from normal mouse spleen by a physical adherence column method., P B. Adams

Biological characterization of the c-1300 murine neuroblastoma: an in vivo neural crest tumor model., G Pons, R F. O'dea, and B L. Mirkin

Biological data of the h.a.1 Tumour., B L. Sorensen

Biological distances between indigenous populations of Taiwan., C K. Chai

Biological effects and biochemical properties of 2'azido- and 2'-amino-2'-deoxyarabinofuranosyl pyrimidines and purines. Abstr., Y Cheng, M Bobek, and A Bloch

Biological effects and structure-activity relationships of 1,2-dihydropyrido[3,4-b]pyrazines., G P. Wheeler, B J. Bowdon, C Temple Jr., and J Webster

Biological effects of allogeneic effect factor on t lymphocytes: in vitro induction of cytotoxic t lymphocytes manifesting prefer- ential lytic activity against h-2-identical tumor cells., A Altman, T E. Bechtold, J M. Cardenas, and D H. Katz

Biological effects of anti-idiotypic antibodies on lymphocyte function. I. Analysis of the effects on b lymphocytes of combining site and framework-directed anti-t-15 idiotypic antibodies., H Yamamoto and D H. Katz

Biological effects of anti-immunoglobulins, evidence for immuno- globulin receptors on 't' and 'b' lymphocytes., M Greaves

Biological effects of antitestosterone antibodies. Relationship between intensity of immunization, antibody titre, and the state of androgen-dependent traits., B Voracova, J Hilgertova, M Vojtiskova, V Viklicky, and M E. Khoda

Biological effects of carbon and argon ions on tumor and normal tissues. Abstr., L S. Goldstein, T L. Phillips, and K K. Fu

Biological effects of corynebacterium parvum, iii. Amplification of resistance and impairment of active immunity to murine tumours., S E. Smith and M T. Scott

Biological effects of corynebacterium parvum. IV. Adjuvant and inhibitory activities on b lymphocytes., J G. Howard, G H. Christie, and M T. Scott

Biological effects of dihydrovinblastine., R L. Noble, C T. Beer, and R W. Mcintyre

Biological effects of enzymatic deprivation of l-methionine in cell culture and an experimental tumor., W Kreis and C Hession

Biological effects of escherichia colia lipopolysaccharide (lps) in vivo. I. Selection in the mouse thymus of killer and helper cells., C D. Baroni, L Ruco, G S. Franceschi, S Uccini, L Adorini, and G Doria

Biological effects of escherichia coli lipopolysaccharide (lps) in vivo. II. Selection in the mouse thymus of pha- and con a-responsive cells., L Adorini, L Ruco, S Uccini, G S. Franceschi, D. Baroni, and G Doria

Biological effects of high peak power radiation., S Fine, T Maimen, E Klein, and R E. Scott

Biological effects of long term administration of the anti- biotic 2'-deoxycoformycin to mice. Abstr., E M. Sordillo, R A. Good, and P P. Trotta

Biological effects of some products of cholesterol autoxidation., A A. Kandutsch

Biological effects of the adjuvant corynebacterium parvum. II. Evidence for macrophage--t-cell interaction., M T. Scott

Biological effects of the adjuvant corynebacterium parvum. I.inhibi- Tion of pha, mixed lymphocyte and gvh reactivity., M T. Scott

Biological effects of the neonatal injection of 7,12-dimethylbenz(a)- anthracene., J K. Ball and D A. Dawson

Biological effects of urban air pollution. Iii. Lung tumors in mice., M B. Gardner

Biological expressions of lymphocyte activation. II. Generation of a population of thymus-derived suppressor lymphocytes., R R. Rich and C W. Pierce

Biological expressions of lymphocyte activation. IV. Concanavalin a-activated suppressor cells in mouse mixed lymphocyte reactions., R R. Rich and S S. Rich

Biological expressions of lymphocyte activation. V. Characterization of a soluble immune response suppressor (sirs) produced by concanavalin a-activated spleen cells., T Tadakuma, A L. Kuhner, R R. Rich, and C W. Pierce

Biological factors affecting the radioprotective efficiency of s-2-(3-aminopropylamino)ethylphosphorothioic acid (wr-2721), ld50 (7) doses., J M. Yuhas

Biological features of the new a2g-adr mouse mutant with abnormal muscle function., W J. Watkins

Biological functions of t cell lines with specificity for the intracellular bacterium listeria monocytogenes in vitro and in vivo., S H. Kaufmann and H Hahn

Biological inhibitor of transplantable mouse tumors., A J. Miller and L S. Kimsey

Biological interactions between parasitic infections and tumoral growth. I. Effect of toxoplasma gondii infections on the early growth phase of an ascites tumor of mice., T Pizzi and M Diaz

Biological interrelationships in the chemotherapy of moloney virus leukemia., J P. Glynn, J B. Moloney, M A. Chirigos, S R. Humphreys, and A Goldin

Biologically active c5 production by c5 deficient mice after cyto- genetic manipulation. Abstr., R Synderman and N Levy

Biologically active phorbol esters specifically alter affinity of epidermal growth factor membrane receptors., M Shoyab, J E. Delarco, and G J. Todaro

Biologically and chemically pure mrna coding for a mouse immunoglo- bulin l-chain prepared with the aid of antibodies and immobilized oligothymidine., I Schechter

Biological methods for archiving and maintaining mutant laboratory mice., Fray MD, Glenister PH, Rockwood S, Kaneko T, Nakagata N

Biological modifiers of tumor vascularity. Abstr., J J. Clement, C W. Song, and S H. Levitt

Biological nomenclatures: a source of lexical knowledge and ambiguity., O Tuason, L Chen, H Liu, J A. Blake, and C Friedman

Biological properties and radiosensitivity of tumours, determination of the cell-cycle and time of synthesis of deoxyribonucleic acid using tritiated thymidine and autoradiography., A Goldfeder

Biological properties and response to x-rays of first-generation transplants of spontaneous mammary carcinomas in c3h mice., J F. Fowler, P W. Sheldon, A C. Begg, S A. Hill, and A M. Smith

Biological properties of a c-type leuko-virus isolated from mouse myeloma cells., A Karpas

Biological properties of antibody classes in transplantation immune sera., G A. Voisin, R Kinsky, F Jansen, and C Bernard

Biological properties of a type c virus isolated from a human x mouse hybrid cell line., A F. Gazdar, E K. Russell, and J Minna

Biological properties of b particles from c3h and c3hf mouse milk., P C. Hageman, J Links, and P Bentvelzen

Biological properties of esteroprotease isolated from the submaxillary gland of mice., M Angeletti, G Sbaraglia, E D. Campora, and L Frati

Biological properties of mouse mammary tumor viruses. Abstr., D H. Moore

Biological properties of n4-spermidine derivatives and their potential in anticancer chemotherapy., C W. Porter, R J. Bergeron, and N J. Stolowich

Biological properties of thymosin, a thymic hormone. Abstr., A L. Goldstein, A Guha, M M. Zatz, and A White

Biological properties of transplantation immune sera. II. Pca in mice with h-2 antigens., R Kinsky, G Voisin, I Hilgert, and H Duc

Biological properties of trnasplantation immune sera. Iii. Relation- ship between transplantation (facilitation or inhibition) and serological (anaphylaxis or cytolysis) activities., R Kinsky, G Voisin, and H Duc

Biological properties of vincaleukoblastine, an alkaloid in vinca rosea linn, with reference to its antitumor action., J H. Cutts, C T. Beer, and R L. Noble

Biological recovery from radiation damage in small animals., J W. Lane and W Mauderli

Biological relevance of the three-cell mouse embryo, Nicolas E. Tokas

Biological research in cancer., C C. Little

Biological responses to various neutron energies from 1 to 600 mev. II. Lens opacification in mice., M Di paola, M Coppola, J Baarli, M Bianchi, and A H. Sullivan

Biological responses to various neutron energies from 1 to 600 mev. I. Testes weight loss in mice., M Di paola, V Caffarelli, M Coppola, F Porro, M Quintiliani, J Baarli, M Bianchi, and A H. Sullivan

Biological significance, genetics and evolutionary origin of varia- bility in behaviour within and between inbred strains of mice (mus musculus)., G A. Van oortmerssen

Biological significance of factors influencing the incidence of mammary cancer in mice., W S. Murray

Biological significance of ia antigens shed from macrophages. Abstr., S Lee, F Paraskevas, C David, and L Ebbeling

Biological significance of the h-2 complex. Abstr., J Klein

Biological studies of actinomycin d., C L. Maddock, G J. D'angio, S Farber, and A H. Handler

Biological studies of anticancer agents. II. Effect of percutaneous application., M Matsuyama, A Maekawa, and T Nakamura

Biological studies of e.l.4 Lymphoma and c1498 leukemia in susceptible (c57bl) and resistant (b10.d2) Mice., K K. Tanaka and E Roberts

Biological studies on a leukemia virus extracted from c3h plasma cell tumor 70429., E J. Breyere, J B. Moloney, and W P. Jordan

Biological studies on a lymphoid-leukemia virus extracted from sarcoma 37. I-origin and introductory investigations., J B. Moloney

Biological studies on the new albino mouse inbred at the indian cancer research centre., K J. Ranadive and S A. Kanekar

Biological synergism of vitamin a (va) and cytoxan in tumor bearing mice. Abstr., L Nathanson, C L. Maddock, and T C. Hall

Biological toxicity of intracellular radioisotope decay by beta emission and electron capture. A comparison. Abstr., K G. Hofer

Biologic and biochemical activities of continuous macrophage cell lines p388d1 and j744.1., R Snyderman, M C. Pike, D G. Fischer, and H S. Koren

Biologic and biochemical properties of detergent-solubilized tumor-specific transplantation antigen from a simian virus 40-induced neoplasm. Brief communication., T Natori, L W. Law, and E Appella

Biologic and immunologic studies on a murine model of regional lymph node metastasis., jones J. Finlay, W N. Bartholomaeus, P J. Fimmel, D Keast, and N F. Stanley

Biologic characteristics of some mouse mammary tumor viruses., D H. Moore, J A. Holben, and J Charney

Biologic characterization of gross lymphoma homogenates concentrated by density gradient and differential contrifugation., B Wahren

Biologic effects of solubilized h-2 and tumor-specific antigens., L W. Law, E Appella, and K S. Chang

Biologic effects of the altered mhs profile on the k36 tumor, a spontaneous leukemia of akr., H Festenstein, W Schmidt, C Testorelli, O Marelli, and S Simpson

Biologic factors influencing metastasis of spontaneous mammary gland carcinoma in mice. Abstr., A D. Gulledge

Biologic heterogeneity of the l5178y lymphoma. Abstr., J C. Alper, H A. Bogaars, E N. Spremulli, and L L. Tibbetts

Biologic properties of 19s and 7s mouse isoantibodies directed against isoantigens on the h-2 system., G Moller

Biologic properties of a mouse igg2a myeloma protein with anti- dinitrophenyl activity., N L. Warner and Z Ovary

Biologic properties of human leukemic and tumoral rna. IV. Leukemia and neoplasms induced in mice with human leukemic rna carried in tissue culture., S De carvalho, H J. Rand, and D P. Meyer

Biologic properties of transplantation immune sera. IV. Influence of the course of immunization, dilution and complexing to antigen on enhancing activity of ig classes., H T. Duc, R G. Kinsky, J Kanellopoulos, and G A. Voisin

Biologic significance of autoantibodies against h-2 antigens in syngeneic antitumor sera., W Schmidt and A Alonzo

Biologic studies on hamster tumors induced by the murine sarcoma virus (moloney)., K Perk, M V. Viola, K L. Smith, N A. Wivel, and J B. Moloney

Biologie, serologie et biochimie de virus leucemogenes derives d'une tumeur radioinduite de la souris c57bl., M Janowski, mahieu L. Baugnet, J Merregaert, georges L. Saint, N Sassen, J N. Ihle, and J R. Maisiu

Biologische grundlagen der entstehung der stutzgewebe und ihrer erkrankungen. Cytogenese des bindegewebes, des knorpels, des knochens und der muskulatur. In h. Opitz and f. Schmid (ed.) Handbuch der kinderheilkunde,, K Theiler

Biologische grundlagen der entstehung der stutzgewebe und ihrer erkrankungen. Onto- und phylogenese des skelets, der gelenke und der muskulatur. In h. Opitz and f. Schmid (ed.) Handbuch der kinderheilkunde., K Theiler

Biologische parameter eines standardisierten tumormodells fur chemotherapeutische und toxikologische untersuchungen. (eng. Summ.), I Fichtner, W Arnold, and E Pehl

Biology and biochemistry of t cell-derived lymphokines. I. The coordinate synthesis of interleukin 2 and colony-stimulating factors in a murine t cell lymphoma., J D. Watson

Biology and karyology of murine leuemia l1210 continuously propagated in unconditioned golden hamsters. Abstr., D M. Goldenberg, R A. Pavia, M Chen, and V F. Ward

Biology and karyology of murine leukemia l1210 xenografted to the hamster., D M. Goldenberg

Biology of cancer., C C. Little

Biology of disease. Monoclonal antibodies and tumor-associated antigens., I Damjanov and B B. Knowles

Biology of large established tumours regressing with nitrogen mustard treatment. (a) The mouse plasma cell tumour., R J. Goldacre and M E. Whisson

Biology of simianvirus 40 (sv40) transplantation antigen (trag). Vii. Induction of sv40 trag in nonpermissive mouse cells by early viable sv40 deletion (0.54/0.59) Mutants., S S. Tevethia, D C. Flyer, M J. Tevethia, and W C. Topp

Biology of simian virus 40 (sv40) transplantation antigen (trag). X. Tumorigenic potential of mouse cells transformed by sv40 in high responder c57bl/6 mice and correlation with the persistence of sv40 trag, early proteins and viral sequences., D C. Flyer, J Pretell, A E. Campbell, W S. Liao, M J. Tevethia, M. Taylor, and S S. Tevethia

Biology of simian virus (sv40) transplantation antigen (trag). V. In vitro demonstration of sv40 trag in sv40 infected nonpermissive mouse cells by the lymphocyte mediated cytotoxicity assay., J Pretell, R S. Greenfield, and S S. Tevethia

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Biology of the laboratory mouse, Staff of the Jackson Laboratory

Bioluminescent imaging demonstrates that transplanted human embryonic stem cell-derived CD34(+) cells preferentially develop into endothelial cells., X Tian, M K. Hexum, V R. Penchev, R J. Taylor, L D. Shultz, and D S. Kaufman

Biomarkers of aging: tissue markers. Future research needs, strategies, directions and priorities., D E. Harrison and J R. Archer

Biometrical genetic analysis of exploratory behavior in mice. Abstr., J H. Abeelen

Biometrical genetics with one or two loci, the inheritance of physio- logical characters in mice., J Stewart and R C. Elston

Biometrics of reversal learning in mice, i. Effects of iti and strain., A B. Carran

Biometrics of reversal learning in mice, ii. Diallel cross., A B. Carran

Biometrics of reversal learning in mice. Iii. Complete reciprocated mendelian analysis., A B. Carran

Biometric study of weight variations in different strains or mutant stocks of mice. I. Weight study of alopecic mice during development. Abstr., N Kobozieff, F Reynes, and E Gemahling

Biometrische untersuchungen ausserer korpermasse an mauseinzuchtstam- men., W Zschiesche and H Heinecke

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Bio-ontologies-fast and furious., J Blake

Biophysical and bioassay studies on milk fractions of genetically similar agent-bearing and agent-free mouse substrains., W T. Hall and W F. Feller

Biophysical changes of cell membrane during the growth of an ascitic tumour. Abstr., P Bischoff, F Robert, and M Donner

Biophysical cytochemical investigations of intracellular heparin in neoplastic mast cells., N Nakamura, R E. Hurst, S S. West, J M. Menter, A F. Golden, D A. Corliss, and D D. Jones

Biophysical identification and sorting of high metastatic variants from b16 melanoma tumor., S R. Lessin, S R. Abraham, and C Nicolini

Biophysical studies of the mammary tumor virus, properties of the mammary tumor virus in cell culture, ultrastructure of mammary tumors in mice bearing pituitary transplants and in leukemic mice. Abstr. Lillia babbitt hyde found. Conf. On mammary tumor virus, inverness,, L Dmochowski and J Sykes

Biophysical studies on 'stem cells'. Abstr., H C. Mel and J C. Schooley

Biosintese do deoxiribose-5-fosfato em ratinhos normais e portadores de tumores experimentais., J A. Lopes do rosario

Biosintesi del colesterolo e degli acidi grassi nel topo portatore di un tumore cerebrale sperimentale trapiantabile., P Paoletti

Biosynthese comparee des acides gras, tout particulierement de l'acide lignocerique, dans le rein et le cerveau de souris normale et quaking., J Bourre, O Daudu, and N Baumann

Biosynthese de l'acide lignocerique dans deux organelles (mitochondries et microsomes) au cours du developpement cerebral de la souris, normal et pathologique (quaking et jimpy)., J Bourre, jouas M. Paturneau, O Daudu, and N Baumann

Biosynthese des acides gras a longue chaine dans les microsomes de cerveau de souris., J Bourre, S Pollet, G Dubois, and N Baumann

Biosynthese des acides gras dans les microsomes de cerveau de souris normale et quaking., J Bourre, S Pollet, O Daudu, and N Baumann

Biosynthese des acides gras dans les mitochondries de cerveau de souris en presence de malonyl-coa ou d'acetyl-coa., jouas M. Paturneau, N Baumann, and J Bourre

Biosynthesis and assembly of igm. Free thiol groups present on the intracellular subunits., D I. Stott and A Feinstein

Biosynthesis and degradation of galactolipids in the brain of myelin deficient mutant (jimpy) mouse. Abstr., D S. Deshmukh, T Inoue, and R A. Pieringer

Biosynthesis and expression of ia and h-2 antigens on a macrophage cell line are stimulated by products of activated spleen cells., J M. Mcnicholas, D P. King, and P P. Jones

Biosynthesis and glycosylation of the epidermal growth factor receptor in human tumor-derived cell lines A431 and Hep 3B., C R. Carlin and B B. Knowles

Biosynthesis and localization of lactate dehydrogenase x in pachytene spermatocytes and spermatids of mouse testes., M L. Meistrich, P K. Trostle, M Frapart, and R P. Erickson

Biosynthesis and metabolism of viral proteins expressed on the surface of murine leukemia virus-infected cells., J A. Ledbetter, R C. Nowinski, and R N. Eisenmann

Biosynthesis and post-synthetic modification of a precursor (pro-c5) of the fifth component of mouse complement (c5)., Y M. Ooi and H R. Colten

Biosynthesis and processing of a human precursor complement protein, pro-C3, in a hepatoma-derived cell line., K M. Morris, G Goldberger, H R. Colten, D P. Aden, and B B. Knowles

Biosynthesis and processing of a plasmodium falciparum schizont antigen recognized by immune serum and a monoclonal antibody., A A. Holder and R R. Freeman

Biosynthesis and tissue distribution of 17beta-estradiol in obese mice., R Jungmann, J Schweppe, J Hines, and G Hollifield

Biosynthesis, intracellular transport, and secretion of immuno- globulins. Effect of 2-deoxy-d-glucose in tumor plasma cells producing and secreting immunoglobulin g-1., F Melchers

Biosynthesis of a metabolite of retinoic acid with properties of retinylphosphate (rp) by transformed mouse fibroblasts in culture. Abstr., P V. Phat, S Adamo, and L M. Luca

Biosynthesis of an interstitial type of collagen by cloned human gastric carcinoma cells., K Sakakibara, T Suzuki, T Motoyama, H Watanabe, and Y Nagai

Biosynthesis of a single chain pro-c5 by normal mouse liver mrna: analysis of the molecular basis of c5 deficiency in akr/j mice., F Patel and J O. Minta

Biosynthesis of a ubiquitin-related peptide in rat brain and in human and mouse pituitary tumors., H Scherrer, N G. Seidah, S Benjannet, P Crine, M Lis, and M Chretien

Biosynthesis of c4 by mouse peritoneal macrophages. I. Characterization of an in vitro culture system and comparison of c4 synthesis by "low" vs "high" c4 strains., S L. Newell, D C. Shreffler, and J P. Atkinson

Biosynthesis of c4 by mouse peritoneal macrophages. II. Comparison of c4 synthesis by resident and elicited cell populations., S L. Newell and J P. Atkinson

Biosynthesis of chondroitin sulphate by a golgi-apparatus- -enriched preparation from cultures of mouse mastocytoma cells., J E. Silbert and L S. Freilich

Biosynthesis of dipalmitoyl-sn-glycero-3-phosphocholine by adenoma alveolar type ii cells., R L. Wykle, B Malone, and F Snyder

Biosynthesis of fatty acids in obese mice in vivo. II. Studies with dl-malate-2-3h-3-14c, succinate-2,3-3h-2,3-14c, and dl-iso- citrate-2-3h-5,6-14c., E Lamdin, W W. Shreeve, R H. Slavinski, and N Oji

Biosynthesis of free amino acids in the brain of jimpy mice., S Simler, N Owsianowski, H Randrianarisoa, M Ledig, and P Mandel

Biosynthesis of glycolipids in myelin deficient mutants, brain glycosyl transferases in jimpy and quaking mice., N M. Neskovic, L L. Sarlieve, and P Mandel

Biosynthesis of glycolipids in virus-transformed cells., R O. Brady and P H. Fishman

Biosynthesis of glycosaminoglycans by cultured mastocytoma cells., R G. Lewis, A F. Spencer, and J E. Silbert

Biosynthesis of glycosaminoglycans by microsomal preparations from cultured mastocytoma cells., R G. Lewis, A F. Spencer, and J E. Silbert

Biosynthesis of glycosphingolipids by mouse neuroblastoma (nb41a), rat glia (rgc-6) and human glia (chb-4) in cell culture., G Dawson, S Kemp, A Stoolmiller, and A Dorfman

Biosynthesis of glycosphingolipids in mouse kidney homogenates. Abstr., G Hauser and J Hildebrand

Biosynthesis of heparin. Iii. Formation of a sulfated glycosamino- glycan with a microsomal preparation from mast cell tumors., J E. Silbert

Biosynthesis of heparin. Solubilization and partial purification of uridine diphosphate glucuronic acid, acceptor glucuronosyltransferase from mouse mastocytoma., T Helting

Biosynthesis of immunoglobulin a (iga) and immunoglobulin m (igm). Requirement for j chain and a disulphide-exchanging enzyme for polymerization., E Della corte and R Parkhouse

Biosynthesis of immunoglobulin a (iga). Secretion and addition of carbohydrate to monomer and polymer forms of a mouse myeloma protein., E Della corte and R Parkhouse

Biosynthesis of immunoglobulins by murine tumor cells. Abstr., F P. Inman and L C. Yu

Biosynthesis of immunoglobulins. The separate classes of poly- ribosomes synthesizing heavy and light chains., A R. Williamson and B A. Askonas

Biosynthesis of insulins i and ii in rodents: evidence for differential expression of the two genes. Abstr., K Kakita, K O'connell, S Giddings, and M A. Permutt

Biosynthesis of j-chain in mouse iga and igm., R Parkhouse

Biosynthesis of labeled mouse tumor acth., R F. Canfield, J E. Fried, and H Cohen

Biosynthesis of l-ascorbic acid in liver microsomes from mice bearing transplanted tumors., I B. Chatterjee and R W. Mckee

Biosynthesis of lipids in isolated pancreatic islets from obese- -hyperglycemic mice. Abstr., C Berne

Biosynthesis of lymphocyte surface igd in the mouse., J W. Goding and L A. Herzenberg

Biosynthesis of membrane factor b by mouse peritoneal macrophages., Y M. Ooi and B S. Ooi

Biosynthesis of methionine in mouse cells cultured in vitro., M Balinska and sztabert B. Grzelakoska

Biosynthesis of methionine in the liver of leukaemic mice., K Pristoupilova

Biosynthesis of mouse erythrocyte membrane proteins by friend erythroleukemia cells., S R. Pfeffer and C M. Redman

Biosynthesis of mucopolysaccharides by neuroblastoma cells in tissue culture. Abstr., A C. Stoolmiller

Biosynthesis of murine terminal deoxynucleotidyltransferase., A Silverstone, L Sun, O N. Witte, and D Baltimore

Biosynthesis of myelin-specific glycosphingolipids by a cloned cell line derived from a mouse schwannoma. Abstr., G Dawson and S F. Pfeiffer

Biosynthesis of o-alkyl and o-alk-1-enyl ether-linked lipids in neoplastic cells. Abstr., M L. Blank, R L. Wykle, C Piantadosi, and F Snyder

Biosynthesis of platelet-activating factor (paf-acether). IV. Impairment of acetyl-transferase activity in thioglycollate- -elicited mouse macrophages., R Roubin, huerta J. Mencia, A Landes, and J Benveniste

Biosynthesis of proteoglycans in organ cultures of developing kidney mesenchyme., J W. Lash, L Saxen, and P Ekblom

Biosynthesis of psychosine and levels of cerebrosides in the central and peripheral nervous systems of quaking mice., V L. Friedrich and G Hauser

Biosynthesis of pyridine nucleotides in early embryos of the mouse (mus musculus)., M Kuwahara and S Chaykin

Biosynthesis of pyrrolidone carboxylic acid in hairless mouse epidermis., N W. Delapp and D K. Dieckman

Biosynthesis of reverse transcriptase from rauscher murine leukemia virus by synthesis and cleavage of a gag-pol read- -through viral precursor polyprotein., J J. Kopchick, G A. Jamjoom, K F. Watson, and R B. Arlinghaus

Biosynthesis of ribonuclease in mouse pancreas., A J. Morris and S R. Dickman

Biosynthesis of ribonucleic acid in l-1210 leukemic cells, lack of inhibition by alpha-amantin in vivo. Abstr., S Damle and J Novack

Biosynthesis of RNA polymerase in Escherichia coli. IV. Accumulation of intermediates in mutants defective in the subunit assembly., M Taketo and A Ishihama

Biosynthesis of RNA polymerase in Escherichia coli. V. Defects of the subunit assembly in a temperature-sensitive beta subunit mutant., M Taketo and A Ishihama

Biosynthesis of RNA polymerase in Escherichia coli. VII. Regulation of betabeta' operon on lambda transducing phage in assembly-defective mutants., M Taketo, R Fukuda, and A Ishihama

Biosynthesis of sialoglycosphingolipids by neuroblastoma and glial cell strains. Abstr., S F. Kemp and G Dawson

Biosynthesis of skin collagens in normal and diabetic mice., P Kern, M Moczar, and L Robert

Biosynthesis of steroids in the adrenals of normal and obese-hyper- glycemic mice., H Carstensen, B Hellman, and S Larsson

Biosynthesis of structural glycoproteins of ehrlich ascites carcinoma. Abstr., J Molnar and A Pusztai

Biosynthesis of substance p in cultured mouse neuroblastoma and rat glioma cells., J Harkins, M Roper, R G. Ham, and J M. Stewart

Biosynthesis of the carbohydrate portion of immunoglobulins. Incor- poration of radioactive fucose into immunoglobulin g1 synthesized and secreted by mouse plasma cell tumour mopc 21., F Melchers

Biosynthesis of the carbohydrate portion of immunoglobulins. Incorporation of radioactive fucose into immunoglobulin g1 synthesized and secreted by mouse plasma-cell tumour mopc 21., F Melchers

Biosynthesis of the carbohydrate portion of immunoglobulins. Kinetics of synthesis and secretion of (3h)leucine-,(3h)galactose- and (3h)- mannose-labelled myeloma protein by two plasma-cell tumours., F Melchers

Biosynthesis of the epidermal growth factor receptor in human epidermoid carcinoma-derived A431 cells., C R. Carlin and B B. Knowles

Biosynthesis of two forms of igm heavy chains by normal mouse b lymphocytes. Membrane and secretory igm., P Vassalli, A Tartakoff, J R. Pink, and J Jaton

Biosynthesis on an o-alkyl analogue of phosphatidic acid and o-alkyl- glycerols via o-alkyl ketone intermediates by microsomal enzymes of ehrlich ascites tumor., R L. Wykle and F Snyder

Biosynthetic pathways in mastocytoma cells in culture and in vivo., J P. Green and M Day

Biosynthetic properties of h-2 alloantigens, turnover rate in h-2d tumor cells., B D. Schwartz, S Wickner, T V. Rajan, and S G. Nathenson

Biosynthetic units of an immunoglobulin heavy chain., P M. Knopf, R M. Parkhouse, and E S. Lennox

Biotherapy for xenografted human central nervous system leukemia in mice with severe combined immunodeficiency using B43 (anti-CD19)-pokeweed antiviral protein immunotoxin., R Gunther, L M. Chelstrom, Ahlgren L. Tuel, J Simon, D E. Myers, and F M. Uckun

Biotinated probe containing a long-terminal repeat hybridized to a mouse colon tumor and normal tissue., M E. Royston and L H. Augenlicht

Biotin deficiency in mice and depigmentation, effect of dietary carbohydrates., R K. Lakhanpal and G M. Briggs

Biotransformation of mitomycin c by nadph-cyto- chrome p-450 reductase and dt-diaphorase in cultured cell lines. Abstr., P M. Francasso, S R. Keyes, S Rockwell, and A C. Sartorelli

Bipaternity in mice., W Morgan

Biphasic effect of cyclic amp on an immune response., H Teh and V Paetkau

Biphasic effects of ethanol on open-field activity: sensitivity and tolerance in c57bl/6n and dba/2n mice., J C. Crabbe Jr., N A. Johnson, D K. Gray, and E R. Young

Biphasic kinetic plots and specific analogs distinguishing and describing amino acid transport sites in s37 ascites tumor cells., R H. Matthews, M Sardovia, N J. Lewis, and R Zand

Biphasic pattern of activation of the reticuloendothelial system by anaerobic coryneforms in mice., A A. Otu, R J. Russell, and R G. White

Biphasic pattern of thymus regeneration after whole-body irradiation., A Takada, Y Takada, C C. Huang, and J L. Ambrus

Biphasic rate of synthesis of glycoconjugates, phospholipids and dna in concanavalin 1-stimulated mouse thymocytes. Involvement of cortisone-sensitive and -resistant subpopula- tions., R V. Van eijk and P F. Muhlradt

Biphasic response of salivary performance in mice following nicotine tartrate. Abstr., C G. Van dongen

Biphasic tumour-enhancing and tumour-inhibiting effects of non- -specific immunotherapy., I Siegel, M H. Grieco, and J V. Rice

Biphasic uptake of iron-transferrin complex by l1210 murine leukemia cells and rat reticulocytes., K Takahashi and M Tavassoli

Bipiperidyl mustard, a new obesifying agent in the mouse., R J. Rutman, F S. Lewis, and W D. Bloomer

Birthdate and cell marker analysis of scrambler: a novel mutation affecting cortical development with a reeler-like phenotype., J L. Gonzalez, C J. Russo, D Goldowitz, H O. Sweet, M T. Davisson, and C A. Walsh

Bis(guanylhydrazone) (mgbg). Abstr., C W. Porter, robertson F. Mikles, D Kramer, Y M. Rustum, D C. Dave, and O S. Methylglyoxal

Bisphosphonates: safety and efficacy in the treatment and prevention of osteoporosis., S L. Greenspan, S T. Harris, H Bone, P D. Miller, E S. Orwoll, N B. Watts, and C J. Rosen

Bivalent hapten-antibody interactions--iii. Formation of an unusual polymer by iga (mopc 315) upon binding a bivalent hapten., R L. Wilder, G Green, and V N. Schumaker

Black light induction of skin tumors in mice., S Zigman, E Fowler, and A L. Kraus

Blastic transformation of mouse spleen lymphocytes by a water-soluble mitogen extracted from nocardia., C Bona, C Damais, and L Chedid

Blastocyst-elicited immunity, failure to demonstrate immunological characteristics in mice., D A. James and S M. Yoshida

Blastocyst proliferation in rats and mice, effects of immunization irradiation. Abstr., G Zeilmaker

Blastogenesis and cytotoxicity induced by an l1210/dtic antigenic subline. Abstr., A Nicolin, C Testorelli, G Canti, and A Goldin

Blastogenesis of natural killer cells during viral infection in vivo., C A. Biron and R M. Welsh

Blastogenic potency of concanavalin-a-bound l1210 leukemic vaccine associated with its immunogenic activity., T Kataoka, hashi F. Oh, and Y Sakurai

Blastogenic response of spleen cells from c1300 neuroblastoma- bearing mice to tumor cells or soluble and insoluble tumor antigens., T Sugimoto, T Sawada, M Tozawa, and T Kishida

Blastogenic response of toxoplasma-infected mouse spleen cells to t- and b-cell mitogens., G T. Strickland, A Ahmed, and K W. Sell

Blastomogenic activity of p-hydroxyphenyllactic acid in mice., M O. Rauschenbach, E I. Zharova, T I. Sergeeva, V D. Ivanova, and N A. Probatova

Blastomogenic properties of certain metabolites of tryptophane., M O. Rauschenbach, E I. Jarova, and T G. Protasova

Blast transformation of b cells induced by an alpha-macroglobulin- -associated lymphokine produced in crowded lymphoid cell cultures., J Chang, D Ganea, S Dray, and M Teodorescu

Bleeding mice. A successful technique of cardiac puncture., F Falabella

Bleomycin hydrolase kinetics in the cytosol of malignant and normal tissues. Abstr., B I. Sikic and T L. Evans

Bleomycin-induced pulmonary fibrosis in the beige mouse. Abstr., S H. Phan, D Schrier, and B Mcgarry

Blind--a dominant mutation in mice., M L. Watson

Blindness-induced hyperactivity in several strains of mice., R S. Dyer and D A. Weldon

Blind passage of B/T-L virus in isologous mouse embryo cultures., Stephen E. Matson

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Blind sterile 2 (bs2), a hypomorphic mutation in Agps, results in cataracts and male sterility in mice., R Liegel, B Chang, R Dubielzig, and D J. Sidjanin

Blocage de l'adn des hepatocytes de souris sous l'action de la die- thylnitrosamine. Etude autoradiographique apres incorporation de la thymidine tritiee., M F. Santos and pinto A. Teixeira

Blockade of CD40-CD154 interferes with human T cell engraftment in scid mice., T M. Foy, M McIlraith, S R. Masters, J J. Dunn, A A. Rossini, L D. Shultz, R A. Hesselton, E J. Wagar, P E. Lipsky, R J. Noelle, and D L. Greiner

Blockade of ethanol metabolism and reduced alcohol selection in c57bl mice by butyraldoxime. Abstr., B K. Koe and S S. Tenen

Blockade of hepatic aldehyde dehydrogenase in mice on chronic inges- tion of 4-bromopyrazole and 4-iodopyrazole., B K. Koe and S S. Tenen

Blockade of specific antibody-forming cells in vivo by dextrans and levans., C Moreno and C Hale

Blockage of amyloid induction by colchicine in an animal model., T Shirahama and A S. Cohen

Blocking activity of non-cytotoxic f(ab')2 tumor cell antibody frag- ments., F Whitehouse and S Broder

Blocking and redistribution ('capping') of antigen receptors on t and b lymphocytes by anti-immunoglobulin antibody., G Roelants, L Forni, and B Pernis

Blocking antigen-antibody complexes on the t-lymphocyte surface identified with defined protein antigens., S Kontiainen and N A. Mitchison

Blocking antigen--antibody complexes on the t-lymphocyte surface identified with defined protein antigens. II. Lymphocyte activation during the in vitro response., S Kontiainen

Blocking effect of serum from tumor-bearing animals on macrophage migration inhibition with tumor antigens., W J. Halliday

Blocking effect of the migration-inhibition reaction by sera from immunized syngeneic mice and by sera from plasmacytoma-bearing balb/c mice. Detection of free, circulating tumor antigen., M Poupon, G Lespinats, and J Kolb

Blocking of effector cell cytotoxicity and t-cell proliferation by lyt antisera., E Nakayama

Blocking of in vitro and in vivo susceptibility to mouse hepatitis virus., W Y. Weiser and F B. Bang

Blocking of mlc stimulation by anti-ia sera. Studies with the virus plaque assay., S Kano, B R. Bloom, and D C. Shreffler

Blocking of natural killer cell mediated cytotoxicity with normal serum-antibody. Abstr., G J. Kelloff, W Knott, and J Dobbs

Blocking of pregnancy in mice as a function of stress., M W. Weir and J C. Fries

Blocking of pregnancy in mice as a function of stress. Supplementary note., J C. Defries, M W. Weir, and J P. Hegmann

Blocking of primary in vitro antibody responses to thymus-independent and thymus-dependent antigens with antiserum specific for igm or igd., J C. Cambier, F S. Ligler, J W. Uhr, J R. Kettman, and E S. Vitetta

Blocking of specific cell-mediated immunity against sv40 tumor-specific transplantation antigen. Abstr., J W. Blasecki

Blocking of spleen cell activity against target mammary tumor cells by viral antigens., P B. Blair, M Lane, and M J. Yagi

Blocking of syngeneic effector t cells by soluble tumour antigens., F Plata and J P. Levy

Blocking of the lymphocyte antigen receptor site with anti-immuno- globulin sera in vitro., N L. Warner, P Byrt, and G L. Ada

Blocking of the stimulation of cytotoxic lymphocytes by tumor cell membranes and soluble membrane proteins. Abstr., M Bertschmann and E F. Luscher

Block to pseudopregnancy in mice caused by exposure to male urine., C J. Dominic

Blood and blood formation., E S. Russell and S E. Bernstein

Blood anticoagulating system and malignant tumours., B A. Kudrjashov, T M. Kalishevskaya, and S M. Kolomina

Blood catalase polymorphism. Some immunological aspects., R N. Feinstein, H Suter, and B N. Jaroslow

Blood cells and lipid peroxides in tissues of mice treated with skf-525a prior to x-irradiation. Abstr., J D. Benson, R H. Schwarzhoff, and C M. Dettor

Blood changes in the aging Wvw and WvW anemics with the normal ww as a control., Michael Bucklin

Blood characters of the hereditary obese hyperglycemic mice. (jap. With eng. Summ.), T Kamioka, T Tuchida, E Tani, and H Matushita

Blood chemistry values of the common boa constrictor., R J. Chiodini and J P. Sundberg

Blood coagulation., H Meier and W G. Hoag

Blood coagulation and the effect of warfarin treatment on renal disease in nzb/nzw mice., A R. Mcgiven

Blood coagulation changes in mice bearing lewis lung carcinoma, a metastasizing tumor., A Poggi, N Polentarutti, M B. Donati, and S Garattini

Blood flow and oxygenation of tumors in mice. I. Effects of breathing gases containing carbon dioxide at atmospheric pressure., J Kruuv, W Inch, and J Mccredie

Blood flow and oxygenation of tumors in mice. II. Effects of vasodilator drugs., J Kruuv and W Inch

Blood flow and oxygenation of tumors in mice. Iii. Effects of breathing amyl nitrite in oxygen on radiosensitivity of the c3h tumor., J Kruuv and W Inch

Blood flow in irradiated mouse sarcoma as determined by the clearance of xenon-133., R F. Kallman, G L. Nardo, and M J. Stasch

Blood glucose and liver glycogen content in male whirler mice., A M. Sackler and A S. Weltman

Blood glucose and serum insulin levels in lean and genetically obese mice., chain A. Beloff, N Freund, and K A. Rookledge

Blood glucose level in inbred rabbits., Peter Stephen Ross

Blood glucose levels and gluconeogenesis in animals bearing trans- plantable tumors., V Shapot and V Blinov

Blood glucose, plasma insulin and plasma glucagon in nzo mice., J D. Upton, J G. Sneyd, and J Livesey

Blood group factors in the rabbit., C Cohen

Blood group factors in the rabbit. II. The inheritance of six factors., C Cohen

Blood lymphocyte nuclei activation and skin allograft rejection in mice., L Korcakova

Blood lymphocyte nucleoli in ontogenesis and allograft reaction in normal and neonatally thymectomized mice., P Draber, K Nouza, and M Nemec

Blood-marrow mixtures in irradiated mice, effect of blood injection on bone marrow transplantation in lethally irradiated mice., J W. Goodman and C C. Congdon

Blood-pH, and enzyme systems of erythrocytes in anemic mice., Gary D. Miner

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Blood pressure and fluid-electrolyte balance in mice with reduced or absent ANP., S W. John, A T. Veress, U Honrath, C K. Chong, L Peng, O Smithies, and H Sonnenberg

Blood pressure and sex differences in preference for stimulation and activity in mice genetically selected for blood pressure extremes., J W. Elias, M Kufner, P Reid, E B. Duff, A P. Zingerman, and G Schlager

Blood pressure in 15 inbred mouse strains and its lack of relation with obesity and insulin resistance in the progeny of an NZO/HILtJ x C3H/HeJ intercross., C Tsukahara, F Sugiyama, B Paigen, S Kunita, and K Yagami

Blood pressure in thirteen strains of rabbits., R R. Fox, G Schlager, and C W. Laird

Blood proteins and immune response in mice with hereditary absence of spleen., H Meier and W G. Hoag

Blood stem cell maturation in mice with hertwig's anemia. Abstr., J E. Barker, S E. Bernstein, E C. Mcfarland, and E S. Russell

Blood sugar changes observed in the akr/jax strain of mouse. Abstr., B Pansky, E L. House, M S. Jacobs, R Strebel, and H M. Payan

Blood sugar concentration of various neurological mutants of the mouse., S J. Siegel

Blood sugar concentraton of various neurological mutants of the mouse., S J. Siegel

Blood thymidine level and iododeoxyuridine incorporation and reutilization in dna in mice given long-acting thymidine pellets., D Lee, W Prensky, G Krause, and W L. Hughes

Blood vascular abnormalities in the degenerative mouse retina (c57bl/6j-rd le)., M T. Matthes and D Bok

Blood volume determination in the mouse., A C. Riches, J G. Sharp, D B. Thomas, and S V. Smith

Blood volume in inbred strain balb/c, cba/j and c57bl/10 mice determined by means of 59fe-labelled red cells and 59fe bound to transferrin., J Vacha

Blood volume of obese (ob/ob) and diabetic(db/db) mice., T T. Yen, J Steinmetz, and P J. Simpson

Blood volume of the mouse., C L. Paxson and L H. Smith

Bluteiweissveranderungen beim transplantierbaren mastocytom der maus., U Mohr and A Schauer

Blutungsanamie bei kleinen laboratoriumsteiren durch punktion des venenplexus der orbita., S Tilgner and H Metzke

B lymphocyte activation by fc fragments of igg and igm. Abstr., M A. Berman and W O. Weigle

B lymphocyte activation by insoluble anti-immunoglobulin: secretion by a t cell-dependent soluble factor., D C. Parker, J J. Fothergill, and D C. Wadsworth

B-lymphocyte activation by the fc region of igg., M A. Berman and W O. Weigle

B lymphocyte colony-forming cells in the sjl/j mouse thymus., M H. Claesson and D Metcalf

B-lymphocyte colony-forming cells in the sjl/j mouse thymus graft repopulation: independence on host thymus and graft genotype., M H. Claesson, N Warner, and I F. Mckenzie

B-lymphocyte colony forming cells in the thymus of akr mice., S B. Gjedde

B lymphocyte development in fetal liver. I. Development of reactivities to b cell mitogens "in vivo" and "in vitro"., F Melchers

B lymphocyte development in fetal liver. II. Frequencies of precursor b cells during gestation., F Melchers

B lymphocyte differentiation and the control of igm nu chain expression., C Sidman

B lymphocyte differentiation and the control of Mu chain expression., C L. Sidman

B lymphocyte differentiation from fetal liver stem cells in 89sr-treated mice., P W. Kincade, M A. Moore, R A. Schlegel, and J Pye

B lymphocyte differentiation induced by lipopolysaccharide. I. Generation of cells synthesizing four major immunoglobulin classes., J F. Kearney and A R. Lawton

B lymphocyte differentiation induced by lipopolysaccharide iii. Suppression of b cell maturation by anti-mouse immuno- globulin antibodies., J F. Kearney, M D. Cooper, and A R. Lawton

B lymphocyte differentiation induced by lipopolysaccharide. II. Response of fetal lymphocytes., J F. Kearney and A R. Lawton

B-lymphocyte differentiation in lethally irradiated and reconstituted mice. Iii. The influence of splenectomy on the recovery of the b-cell population., J Rozing, N H. Brons, and R Benner

B-lymphocyte differentiation in lethally irradiated and reconstituted mice. II. Recovery of humoral immune responsiveness., J Rozing, N H. Brons, and R Benner

B lymphocyte differentiation in lethally irradiated and reconstituted mice. I. The effect of strontium-89 induced bone marrow aplasia on the recovery of the b cell compartment in the spleen., J Rozing, W A. Buurman, and R Benner

B lymphocyte differentiation in the cba/n mouse: a delay in maturation rather than a total arrest., J M. Fidler, E L. Morgan, and W O. Weigle

B-lymphocyte heterogeneity. Development and characterization of an alloantiserum which distinguishes b-lymphocyte differentia- tion alloantigens., A Ahmed, I Scher, S O. Sharrow, A H. Smith, W E. Paul, A H. Sachs, and K W. Sell

B-lymphocyte heterogeneity. Ontogenetic development and organ distribution of b-lymphocyte populations defined by their density of surface immunoglobulin., I Scher, S O. Sharrow, R Wistar, and W E. Paul

B lymphocyte immune response gene phenotype is genetically determined., H Y. Tse, J J. Mond, and D L. Longo

B-lymphocyte populations of the peyer's patches and lymph nodes have separate ontogenetic pathways; evidence that two classes of organ-specific pre-b stem cells reside in the bone marrow and spleen of adult mice. Abstr., E Z. Volf d, D Kosuta, and M Tomljenovic

B lymphocyte precursors. I. Induction of lipopolysaccharide responsiveness and surface immunoglobulin expression in vitro., S S. Fairchild and J J. Cohen

B lymphocyte precursors in embryonic and adult W anemic mice., K S. Landreth, P W. Kincade, G Lee, and D E. Harrison

B-lymphocyte precursors in embryonic and adult w anemic mice. Abstr., K S. Landreth, P W. Kincade, G Lee, and D E. Harrison

B-lymphocyte precursors in immunodeficient, autoimmune and anemic mice., P W. Kincade, H Jyonouchi, K S. Landreth, and G Lee

B lymphocyte proliferative responses of b6.c-h-2bm12 Mice to beef insulin. Abstr., S Kanamori, T H. Hansen, and H Y. Tse

B-lymphocyte responses to trinitrophenyl-ficoll. II. Decreased splenic adherent cell function in mice expressing the xid gene., N L. Letvin, B T. Huber, and B Benacerraf

B lymphocytes are critical antigen-presenting cells for the initiation of T cell-mediated autoimmune diabetes in nonobese diabetic mice., D V. Serreze, S A. Fleming, H D. Chapman, S D. Richard, E H. Leiter, and R M. Tisch

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B lymphocytes are essential for the initiation of T cell-mediated autoimmune diabetes: analysis of a new speed congenic stock of NOD.Ig mu null mice., D V. Serreze, H D. Chapman, D S. Varnum, M S. Hanson, P C. Reifsnyder, S D. Richard, S A. Fleming, E H. Leiter, and L D. Shultz

B lymphocytes are not required for murine resistance to the human filarial parasite, Brugia malayi., T V. Rajan, L D. Shultz, J Yates, and D L. Greiner

B lymphocytes are not required in the development of diabetes induced by subdiabetogenic doses of streptozotocin in balb/cbom mice. Abstr., M Blue and S Shin

B lymphocytes as stimulators of a mixed lymphocyte reaction., C Cheers and J Sprent

B lymphocytes can be stimulated by concanavalin a in the presence of humoral factors released by t cells., J Andersson, G Moller, and O Sjoberg

B lymphocyte subpopulation defined by a rat monoclonal antibody, 14g8., J T. Kung, S O. Sharrow, A Ahmed, R Habbersett, I Scher, and W E. Paul

B lymphocyte subpopulations identifiable by two color fluorescence analysis. Abstr., R R. Hardy, K Hayakawa, J Haaijman, and L A. Herzenberg

B-lymphocyte subpopulations in the mouse. Organ distribution and ontogeny of immunoglobulin-synthesizing and of mitogen-sensitive cells., F Melchers, H Von boehmer, and R A. Phillips

B lymphocyte subpopulations in the mouse spleen. A study of the differentiation pathway using free flow electrophoretically separated subpopulations of direct pfc progenitor cells., K Zeiller, G Pascher, and K Hannig

B lymphocyte subpopulations separated by velocity sedimentation. I. Characterization of immune function in an in vitro splenic focus assay., J M. Teale, M C. Howard, E Falzon, and G J. Nossal

B lymphocyte subpopulations separated by velocity sedimentation. II. Characterization of tolerance susceptibility., J M. Teale, M C. Howard, and G J. Nossal

BMD regulation on mouse distal chromosome 1, candidate genes, and response to ovariectomy or dietary fat., W G. Beamer, K L. Shultz, H F. Coombs, V E. DeMambro, L G. Reinholdt, Bicknell C. Ackert, E Canalis, C J. Rosen, and L R. Donahue

B-memory cells can be stimulated by antigen in vitro to become igg antibody-secreting cells., J R. North and R M. Maizels

B memory cells in the thymus, resistance to corticosteroid treat- ment in vivo and to anti theta treatment in vitro., R Benner, F Meima, and G M. Meulen

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BMPs and FGFs target Notch signalling via jagged 2 to regulate tooth morphogenesis and cytodifferentiation., T A. Mitsiadis, D Graf, H Luder, T Gridley, and G Bluteau

B-mux: a unique murine c-type virus containing the "env" gene of xenotropic viruses and the "gag" gene of the ecotropic virus., J N. Ihle, P Fischinger, D Bolognesi, and J W. Gautsch

Body and tail length differences between yellow (aya) and nonyellow (aa) mice in parabiosis. Abstr., G L. Wolff

Body composition and coat color correlation in different phenotypes of 'viable yellow' mice., G L. Wolff

Body composition of inbred mice (mus musculus)., N J. Dawson

Body protein and fat, blood glucose and free fatty acids in various strains of mice., S Larsson

Body resistance and some peculiarities in the course of pre-tumour period., I P. Tereshchenko

Body resistance and some peculiarities of the metastatic process., V D. Vinogradova, L K. Podzei, E V. Mandrik, and Z M. Saraeva

Body secreting cells in nu/nu and nu/+ mice., T E. Fehniger, maza O. Martinez, klein S. Kanowith, D R. Ashman, and F. Anti

Body temperature of c57bl/6j mice with age., M Talan

Body temperature reduction in young c3h mice following removal from the nest., Z M. Nagy and J A. Anderson

Body-weight and liver -sh levels of mice., G Calcutt

Body weight and tumour growth in mice., F Hartveit

Body weight change over the life span and longevity for c57bl/6j mice and mutations which differ in maximal body weight., C L. Goodrick

Body weight decrease in mice and drosophila treated with phenolic antioxidants. Abstr., J Miquel and A C. Economos

Body weight gain and food intake of young obese (ob/ob) mice. Abstr., P Lin, D R. Romsos, G A. Leveille, and A M. Pearson

Body weight increment and length of life. The effect of genetic constitution and dietary protein., C L. Goodrick

Body weight response of newborn mice to x-irradiation., D J. Nash

Body weights and embryonic mortality in an irradiated population of mice., E L. Green

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Bombesin/gastrin-releasing peptide receptor: a potential target for antibody-mediated therapy of small cell lung cancer., J Zhou, J Chen, M Mokotoff, R Zhong, L D. Shultz, and E D. Ball

Bond cleaving specificity and other properties of a deoxyribonuclease of mouse kidney., O Antonoglou and J G. Georgatsos

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Bone: adiposity and bone accrual-still an established paradigm?, M Kawai and C J. Rosen

Bone allografts in mice: determinants of immunogenicity and healing., S Esses, P Halloran, M Kliman, and F Langer

Bone changes in mature mice of the large and small strains., Michael Bucklin

Bone development and microflora in the hand-reared, maternally-isolated, domestic rabbit., David J. Tauben

Bone, fat, and body composition: evolving concepts in the pathogenesis of osteoporosis., C J. Rosen and A Klibanski

Bone formation in B6.C3H-9 congenic strain with male specific reduction in bone mineral density (BMD)., Carolyn C. Schook

Bone-forming cell line derived from embryonal carcinoma cells., J F. Nicolas, J Gaillard, H Jakob, and F Jacob

Bone grafting in inbred mice: evidence for h-2k, h-2d, and non-h-2 antigens in bone., P F. Halloran, E Lee, I Ziv, and F Langer

Bone growth inhibition as an index of radiosensitivity. Abstr., R F. Kallman and L Revesz

Bone induction evoked in mouse by xenogeneic grafts of the trans- sitional epithelium., K Wlodarski, A Poltorak, M Zaleski, and K Ostrowski

Bone lesion produced by transplanted plasma-cell tumors in balb/c mice., H Kobayashi, M Potter, and T B. Dunn

Bone loss or lost bone: rationale and recommendations for the diagnosis and treatment of early postmenopausal bone loss., M Zaidi, C H. Turner, E Canalis, R Pacifici, L Sun, J Iqbal, X E. Guo, S Silverman, S Epstein, and C J. Rosen

Bone marrow and colony-stimulating activity of serum from mice with viral-induced leukemia., D Metcalf and R Foster

Bone marrow and lymph node cells in the rejection of skin allografts in mice., J P. Giroud, W G. Spector, and D A. Willoughby

Bone marrow and spleen, dissociation of immunologic properties by cortisone., H N. Claman

Bone marrow and spleen in rodent malaria. Abstr., L Weiss

Bone marrow and spleen patterns in mice irradiated and protected with homologous cells., G F. Rabotti

Bone marrow and thymus depletion in rfm and c57bl mice by n-methyl-n-nitrosourea in relation to yield of thymic lymphomas and methylation of dna. Abstr., P M. Fry, J V. Frei, and P D. Lawley

Bone marrow aspiration in mice., S Vlahovic and J W. Ferrebee

Bone marrow as the major source of potential immunolgically competent cells in the adult mouse., M L. Tyan and L J. Cole

Bone marrow as the major source of potential immunologically competent cells in the adult mouse. Abstr., M L. Tyan and L J. Cole

Bone-marrow-cell grafts involving the h-2d and h-2l mutant haplotypes., M Bennett, R W. Melvold, and H I. Kohn

Bone marrow cells from aged mice cannot compete sucessfully with cells derived from young mice. Abstr., T Francus, Y Chen, and G W. Siskind

Bone marrow cellularity in normal and polycythemic mice estimated by dna incorporation of 3h-tdr., L H. Blackwell and G D. Ledney

Bone marrow colonies, stimulation in vitro by supernatant from incubated human blood cells., P A. Chervenick and D R. Boggs

Bone marrow colony-stimulating factor and tumor resistance- -enhancing activity of postendotoxin mouse sera., R C. Butler, A M. Abdelnoor, and A Nowotny

Bone marrow colony-stimulating factor following ureteral ligation in germfree mice., R S. Foster and E A. Mirand

Bone marrow depression in murine leukaemia., J T. Duhig

Bone marrow-derived cells as target cells for polynucleotide adjuvants., P Campbell and P Kind

Bone marrow derived diffuse colonies: their cytotoxic potential, morphology, and antigenic phenotype., M H. Claesson, L Olsson, L Martinsen, and poulsen P. Brix

Bone marrow-derived macrophage as accessory cells in antigen- -induced t cell proliferation. H-2i region requirements for l-glutamic 60-l-alanine30-l-tyrosine10 response., L B. Schook, P M. Allen, and J E. Niederhuber

Bone marrow derived suppressor t cells in skin allograft enhancement. Abstr., T Maki, R Gottschalk, M L. Wood, and A P. Monaco

Bone marrow determination of complement dependent and complement independent cellular cytotoxicity., F R. Orsini and E Mihich

Bone marrow expressing a diabetes resistance MHC class II allele: diabetes deviation by chronic immune stimulation., P Reifsnyder, W Schott, D Pomerleau, M D. Lessard, B W. Soper, and E H. Leiter

Bone marrow grafts in mature osteopetrotic mice. Space not a requirement., J F. Loutit

Bone marrow hematopoietic and peritoneal inflammatory response of splenectomized c3heb/fej and c3h/hej mice to an i. P. Injection of e. Coli lps-w. Abstr., T J. Macvittie and S R. Weinberg

Bone marrow in immunologic memory and transfer of delayed hypersensi- tivity to mice. Abstr., S Youdim

Bone marrow macrophage precursors. I. Some functional characteristics of the early cells of the mouse macrophage series., M J. Cline and M A. Sumner

Bone marrow origin of complement receptor lymphocytes., P Dukon, C Bianco, and V Nussenzweig

Bone marrow origin of decidual cell precursors in pseudopregnancy., M Kearns and P K. Lala

Bone marrow origin of decidual cell precursors in the pseudopregnant mouse uterus., M Kearns and P K. Lala

Bone marrow origin of nonsensitized effector cells in skin allograft rejection., P A. Kongshavn and W S. Lapp

Bone marrow precursor cells specify serological properties of anti- body., F R. Orsini and G Cudkowicz

Bone marrow progenitor cells of akr mice give rise to thymic lymphoma cells., E F. Hays

Bone marrow replacement in the treatment of hemolytic disease in mice., S E. Bernstein and S A. Deveau

Bone marrow replacement therapy in the treatment of hemolytic disease in mice., Julio Sanchez

Bone marrow repopulation of subcutaneously grafted mouse femurs., S Amsel and E S. Dell

Bone marrow response of balb/c mice to tumor fluid from mice bearing a myoepithelioma. Abstr., R Wilson and P M. Bealmear

Bone marrow response to acute radiation injury in rfm/u mice after whole- and partial-body exposure to x-rays., J S. Wellington, R M. Elashoff, and F C. Ludwig

Bone marrow, spleen, and thymus regeneration patterns in mice after whole-body irradiation., A Takada, Y Takada, U Kim, and J L. Ambrus

Bone marrow stem cell kinetics in transplanted akr leukemia., F Sainteny, D Dumenil, N Gaillard, and E Frindel

Bone marrow stem cell potential in mice bearing the nu gene. Abstr., S Dolenska, M Holub, and B Mandi

Bone marrow stem cell regulatory units. Abstr., H M. Patt and M A. Maloney

Bone marrow stem cell response to tumour grafts., H Croizat and E Frindel

Bone-marrow syndrome in cba mice exposed to fast neutrons of 1.0 Mev mean energy. Effect of syngeneic bone-marrow transplantation., J A. Davids

Bone marrow t cells. II. Thymic dependency., H N. Claman

Bone marrow therapy in x-irradiated mice. Abstr., G W. Royal, E C. Level, and S Heterologous

Bone marrow toxicity induced by oral benzo[a]pyrene: protection resides at the level of the intestine and liver., C Legraverend, D E. Harrison, F W. Ruscetti, and D W. Nebert

Bone marrow transfusion in mice treated with bcnu. Abstr., E E. Stevens and K A. Dicke

Bone marrow transfusions in previously irradiated, hematologically normal syngeneic mice., G Brecher, H Lawce, and J Tjio

Bone marrow transplantation across major histocompatibility barriers in mice. Effect of elimination of t cells from donor grafts by treatment with monoclonal thy-1.2 Plus complement or antibody alone., D A. Vallera, C C. Soderling, G J. Carlson, and J H. Kersey

Bone marrow transplantation across major histocompatibility barriers in mice treated with fractionated total lymphoid irradiation. Abstr., S Slavin, S Strober, Z Fuks, and H S. Kaplan

Bone marrow transplantation across major histocompatibility barriers: mechanisms and applications. Abstr., S Slavin

Bone marrow transplantation across major histocompatibility barriers. The effect of treatment of donor grafts with monoclonal anti-t cell antibodies plus complement. Abstr., D A. Vallera, C C. Soderling, G J. Carlson, and J H. Kersey

Bone marrow transplantation across major histocompatibility barriers. Treatment of donor grafts with monoclonal antibodies directed against t cell determinants. Abstr., D A. Vallera and J H. Kersey

Bone-marrow transplantation after antilymphocytic serum and lethal chemotherapy., G L. Floersheim and M Ruszkiewicz

Bone marrow transplantation after intraperitoneal administration of dmba. Abstr., C C. Congdon, D G. Doherty, and F Hacker

Bone marrow transplantation after lethal chemotherapy in "nude" mice., G Stinner and G L. Floersheim

Bone marrow transplantation after total irradiation in leukemic mice followed by administration of a chemotherapeutic agent to reduce the secondary syndrome and to be added to the antileukemic effect. Abstr., G Mathe, J L. Amiel, and J L. Niemetz

Bone marrow transplantation, a problem in immunology., T Makinodan

Bone marrow transplantation for correction of enzyme deficiency disease., C Hong, D E. Sutherland, A J. Matas, and J S. Najarian

Bone marrow transplantation from mutant lpr/lpr mice. Functional abnormalities rather than alloantigenic differences appear to determine the development of a graft-vs.-host-like syndrome., R D. Allen, J D. Marshall, J B. Roths, and C L. Sidman

Bone marrow transplantation in cancer therapy: inactivation by antibody and complement of tumor cells in mouse syngeneic marrow transplants., J S. Economou, H S. Shin, H Kaizer, G W. Santos, and D S. Schron

Bone marrow transplantation incompatibility modified by f1 graft inocula., C Chee, P Ilbery, and R Motta

Bone marrow transplantation in normal and leukemic mice treated with cytoxan. Abstr., G Moldovanu and D G. Miller

Bone marrow transplantation of mice exposed to a modified fission neutron (n/g-30:1) field., D A. Stewart, G D. Ledney, W H. Baker, E G. Daxon, and P A. Sheehy

Bone measurement., W. Dilworth Cannon

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Bone morphogenetic protein receptor type Ia localization causes increased BMP2 signaling in mice exhibiting increased peak bone mass phenotype., Beth Bragdon, Jeremy Bonor, Kathryn L Shultz, Wesley G Beamer, Clifford J Rosen, and Anja Nohe

Bone quality and bone strength in BXH recombinant inbred mice., A H. Ng, S X. Wang, C H. Turner, W G. Beamer, and M D. Grynpas

Bone remodeling and macrophage differentiation in osteopetrosis (op) mutant mice defective in the production of macrophage colony-stimulating factor., H Takatsuka, H Umezu, G Hasegawa, H Usuda, Y Ebe, M Naito, and L D. Shultz

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Bone remodeling, energy metabolism, and the molecular clock., C J. Rosen

Bone resorption in mink and mice with chediak-higashi syndrome. Abstr., W Lavine and R Page

Bone resorption restored in osteopetrotic mice by transplants of normal bone marrow and spleen cells., D G. Walker

Bone response to phosphate and vitamin d metabolites in the hypophosphatemic male mouse., P J. Marie, R Travers, and F H. Glorieuv

Bone: serotonin, leptin and the central control of bone remodeling., C J. Rosen

Bone tumour production in mice by strontium-90, further experimental support for a two-event hypothesis., R H. Mole

Book review: Making Mice: Standardizing Animals for American Biomedical Research, 1900-1955., K Paigen

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Bootstrapping cluster analysis: assessing the reliability of conclusions from microarray experiments., M K. Kerr and G A. Churchill

Both a monoclonal antibody and antisera specific for determinants unique to individual cloned helper t cell lines can substitute for antigen and antigen-presenting cells in the activation of t cells., J Kaye, S Porcelli, J Tite, B Jones, and C A. Jr

Both estrogen and pituitary factors are required for growth of human breast tumor in athymic nude mice. Abstr., C K. Leung and R P. Shiu

Both gag and pol gene products by rauscher murine leukemia virus 35s rna., E C. Murphy, J J. Kopchick, K F. Watson, and D R. Arlinghaus

Both immunity and hyperresponsiveness to Pneumocystis carinii result from transfer of CD4+ but not CD8+ T cells into severe combined immunodeficiency mice., J B. Roths and C L. Sidman

Both T and B cells shed infectious mouse mammary tumor virus., J L. Dzuris, T V. Golovkina, and S R. Ross

Both the kine and magnitude of stimulus are important in over- coming the negative regulation of macrophage activation by pge2., S W. Russell and J L. Pace

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Both the variability and level of mouse allergen exposure influence the phenotype of the immune response in workers at a mouse facility., R D. Peng, B Paigen, P A. Eggleston, K A. Hagberg, M Krevans, Brosnan J. Curtin, C Benson, W G. Shreffler, and E C. Matsui

Bovine erythrocyte antigens. II. Quantitative studies on the hemolytic test., C Cohen and L C. Ferguson

Bovine fibroblast growth factor: comparison of brain and pituitary preparations., S K. Lemmon, M C. Riley, K A. Thomas, G A. Hoover, H Maciag, and R A. Bradshaw

Bovine lens capsule basement membrane utilized for in vitro studies of tumor invasion and extravasation. Abstr., J R. Starkey, H L. Hosick, D J. Prieur, H Denny, and D M. Young

Bovine olfactory cilia preparation: thiol-modulated odorant-sensitive adenylyl cyclase., D Lazard, Y Barak, and D Lancet

B. Pertussis induced serotonin-histamine sensitivity in a broad spectrum of mouse strains. Abstr., R K. Bergman and J Munoz

Brachymorphic (bmm/bmm) cartilage matrix deficiency (cmd/cmd) and disproportionate micromelia (dmm/dmm); three inborn errors of cartilage biosynthesis in mice, p. 245-249. In animal models of inherited metabolic diseases. Ny, alan r., K S. Brown and L Harne

Brachymorphic mice (bm/bm: a generalized biochemical defect expressed primarily in cartilage., J P. Pennypacker, K Kimata, and K S. Brown

Brachyphalangy, an allele of extra-toes in the mouse., D R. Johnson

Bradypneic, a new mutation in mice causing slow breathing, runting, and early death., M C. Green and C L. Jahn

Brain 5-hydroxytryptophan decarboxylase in mice after exposure to aggression and defeat., B E. Eleftheriou and R L. Church

Brain abnormalities in the lurcher (lc) mutant mouse., D B. Wilson

Brain acetaldehyde after ethanol administration., B Tabakoff and E A. Ritzmann

Brain alpha erythroid spectrin: identification, compartmentalization, and beta spectrin associations., M B. Clark, Y Ma, M L. Bloom, J E. Barker, I S. Zagon, W E. Zimmer, and S R. Goodman

Brain and blood levels of ethanol and acetaldehyde in strains of mice with different preferences for ethanol., D C. Lin

Brain and ganglion development from two genotypic classes of cells in allophenic mice., M J. Dewey, A G. Gervais, and B Mintz

Brain and sperm cell surface antigen (NS-4) on preimplantation mouse embryos., D Solter and M Schachner

Brain and testicular function., E L. Bliss, A Frischat, and L Samuels

Brain associated erythrocyte antigen, an antigen shared by brain and erythrocytes., E S. Golub

Brain-associated stem cell antigen, an antigen shared by brain and hemopoietic stem cells., E S. Golub

Brain-associated theta antigen, reactivity of rabbit anti-mouse brain with mouse lymphoid cells., E S. Golub

Brain-associated-theta antiserum. Differential effects on lymphocyte subpopulations., S D. Waksal, R L. Pierre, J R. Hostetler, and R M. Folk

Brain beta spectrin isoform 235 (Spnb-2) maps to mouse chromosome 11., M L. Bloom, B K. Lee, C S. Birkenmeier, Y Ma, W E. Zimmer, S R. Goodman, E M. Eicher, and J E. Barker

Brain cancer stem cell genes, Natasha Shylo

Brain cell surface antigens detected by anti-corpus callosum antiserum., M Schachner, K A. Wortham, M Z. Ruberg, S Dorfman, and G L. Campbell

Brain cholecystokinin and nutritional status in rats and mice., B S. Schneider, J W. Monahan, and J Hirsch

Brain cholecystokinin in fasted and fed mice., E Straus and R S. Yalow

Brain cholesterol, v. Effect of hereditary dystrophia muscularis on acetate incorporation., J J. Kabara

Brain cholesterol. Vii. The effect of hereditary dystrophia muscularis on (2-14c)mevalonic and (2-3h)acetate incorporation., J J. Kabara

Brain cholesterol vi. The effect of hereditary dystrophia muscularis on (14c) leucine and (2-3h)acetate incorporation., J J. Kabara

Brain damage in neonatal mice following monosodium glutamate admin- istration. Possible involvement of hypernatremia and hyperosmolality., johnston N. Lemkey, V Butler, and W A. Reynolds

Brain development in hydrocephalic-polydactyl, a recessive pleiotropic mutant in the mouse., J H. Bryan, R L. Hughes, and T J. Bates

Brain deviations in adult obese-hyperglycemic mice (ob/ob)., P H. Van der kroon and G J. Speijers

Brain disposition, liver metabolism and behavioural responses to barbiturates in inbred "sensitive" and "resistant" mice., S Halevy, M J. Frumin, S Rosenthal, and W G. Levine

Brain dna metabolism in myelin deficient mutant jp, jpmsd, and qk mice., S N. Shah and R C. Johnson

Brain edema in the hydrocephalic hy-3 mouse, submicroscopic morphology., D Mc lone, W Bondareff, and A Raimondi

Brain edema in the hydrocephalic hy-3 mouse. Submicroscopic morph- ology., D G. Mc lone, W Bondareff, and A J. Raimondi

Brain function and macromolecules. I. Incorporation of uridine into rna of mouse brain during short-term training experience., J W. Zemp, J E. Wilson, K Schlesinger, W O. Boggan, and E Glassman

Brain function and macromolecules, vi. Autoradiographic analysis of the effect of a brief training experience on the incorporation of uridine into mouse brain., B E. Kahan, M R. Krigman, J E. Wilson, and E Glassman

Brain function and macromolecules. Viii. Uridine incorporation into brain polysomes of hypophysectomized rats and ovariectomized mice during avoidance conditioning., M S. Coleman, B Pfingst, J E. Wilson, and E Glassman

Brain function and macromolocules. II. Site of increased labeling of rna in brains of mice during a short-term training experience., J W. Zemp, J E. Wilson, and E Glassman

Brain gamma-aminobutyric acid and acoustic priming in c57bl/6bg mice., S C. Maxson, A C. Towle, and P Y. Sze

Brain gamma-aminobutyric acid metabolism and behaviour in the mouse and rat., G Tunnicliff, C C. Wimer, and R E. Wimer

Brain gangliosides of myelin synthesis-deficient mice., M A. Bosch, G Rebel, L L. Sarlieve, and N M. Neskovic

Brain gene expression: genomics and genetics., E J. Chesler and R W. Williams

Brain glutamic acid decarboxylase and open field activity in ten inbred strains of mice., M K. Gaitonde and M F. Festing

Brain growth in mice selected for high and low brain weight., J L. Fuller and H D. Geils

Brain lesions, weight change and food and water intake in alloxanized mice treated with goldthioglucose. Abstr., J H. Perry, A Mori, D Turner, and D Martz

Brain level of n-acetyl-l-aspartate in different strains of mouse and rat., F Marcucci, L Airoldi, and E Mussini

Brain levels of acetylcholinesterase & variation in motor coordination in various mouse strains in response to hexobarbital., Robyn Walters

Brain levels of serotonin and norepinephrine in mice after exposure to aggression and defeat., B E. Eleftheriou and R L. Church

Brain lipid analysis of a myelin deficient mutant, the 'quaking' mouse., C M. Jacque, M L. Harpin, and N A. Baumann

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Brain lipid-binding protein is a direct target of Notch signaling in radial glial cells., T E. Anthony, H A. Mason, T Gridley, G Fishell, and N Heintz

Brain lipid composition of the shiverer mouse. (genetic Defect in myelin development)., T D. Bird, D F. Farrell, and S M. Sumi

Brain lipids of mice homozygous for the gene 'dilute lethal' (d(l))., C C. Winterbourn, F Woolf, and L I. Woolf

Brain localizing activity of hetero- and isoimmune sera directed against lymphocytic cells., I Witz and D Pressman

Brain lysosomal glycosidase activity in mice during the immune response to an encephalitogenic virus infection., A J. Suckling, S Bateman, and H E. Webb

Brain monoamine oxidase in mice after exposure to aggression and defeat., B E. Eleftheriou and K W. Boehlke

Brain nerve cell tumors in mice on diets supplemented with various lipids. Abstr., J Szepsenwol

Brain noradrenergic systems as a prerequisite for developing tolerance to barbiturates., B Tabakoff, J Yanai, and R F. Ritzmann

Brain norepinephrine levels and turnover rates in castrated mice isolated for 13 months., B K. Bernard and R M. Paolino

Brain nucleic acids and protein in hereditary pituitary dwarf mice., M Wintzerith, L Sarlieve, and P Mandel

Brain-palate relationships in induced cleft palate in mice. Abstr., D O. Overman and D R. Peterson

Brain-reactive antibodies in mouse serum as a function of age., K Nandy

Brain-reactive antibodies in serum of old mice demonstrated by immunofluorescence., J Threatt, K Nandy, and R Fritz

Brain receptor binding in the mouse., S F. Ali, J M. Cranmer, P T. Goad, W Slikker Jr., and R D. Harbison

Brain serotonin concentration and crude synaptosomal uptake in mice with the chediak-higashi syndrome., K M. Meyers and M Chen

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Brain size and shape in strongly and weakly lateralized mice., R Ward and R L. Collins

Brain slices in vitro., C E. Finch, V Jonec, G Hody, J P. Walker, smith W. Morton, N A. Dougher, tyrosine J. L, entdopa, and I I. Mouse

Brain-specific antigens in the quaking mouse during ontogeny., C M. Jacque, O S. Jorgensen, N A. Baumann, and E Bock

Brain spectrin: of mice and men., S R. Goodman, W E. Zimmer, M B. Clark, I S. Zagon, J E. Barker, and M L. Bloom

Brain sulfatide and non-lipid sulfate metabolism in leuco- dystrophic (jimpy) mice., R A. Harris, Y Wu, and H H. Loh

Brain transfer ribonucleic acid methyltransferases in young adult and old mice., G Weber, J Margetan, C E. Finch, and L L. Mays

Brain tumors induced by rous sarcoma virus, schmidt-ruppin strain. Iii. Morphology of brain tumors induced in adult mice., T Kumanishi, F Ikuta, and T Yamamoto

Brain tumors induced with rous sarcoma virus, schmidt-ruppin strain. 1. Induction of brain tumors in adult mice with rous chicken sarcoma cells., T Kumanishi

Brain tumors induced with rous sarcoma virus, schmidt-ruppin strain. 2. Rous tumor specific transplantation antigen in subcutaneously passaged mouse brain tumors., T Kumanishi and T Yamamoto

Brain weight changes resulting from enriched rearing conditions, a diallel analysis., N D. Henderson

Brain weight increases resulting from environmental enrichment, a directional dominance in mice., N D. Henderson

Branchial cysts in laboratory mice [In Process Citation], M P. France, J P. Sundberg, and G Martinic

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BRCA2 deficiency in mice leads to meiotic impairment and infertility., S K. Sharan, A Pyle, V Coppola, J Babus, S Swaminathan, J Benedict, D Swing, B K. Martin, L Tessarollo, J P. Evans, J A. Flaws, and M A. Handel

Breakage and adhesion of chromosomes induced by radiation. V. Fre- quency of cell division in ehrlich's ascites cancer after x-irradia- tion., T Yoshida and T Takahashi

Breakdown rate of serum 7s gamma-globulins in mice., D E. Tee, J Watkins, and M Wang

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Breaking into bone biology: serotonin's secrets., C J. Rosen

Breaking of immunological paralysis by injection of a specific depolymerase., M S. Brooke

Breast and lung carcinoma in "A" stock mice., J J. Bittner

Breast cancer and mother's milk: relation of nursing to the theory of extra-chromosomal causation of breast cancer in mice--a preliminary report., J J. Bittner

Breast cancer and the pedigree relationship of fostered A stock mice., J J. Bittner

Breast cancer in breeding and virgin "A" and "B" stock female mice and their hybrids., J J. Bittner

Breast cancer, induction of differentiation by embryonic tissue., J J. De cosse, C L. Gossens, J F. Kuzma, and B R. Unsworth

Breast cancer in mice., J J. Bittner

Breast cancer in mice as influenced by nursing., J J. Bittner

Breast cancer morphology and adrenal corticosterone elevation in c and d8 mice with heterotopic pituitary isografts., E Haus, F Halberg, D D. Smith, and K S. Michels

Breast cancer stem cells., Zinaida Dedeic

Breath acetone and ketone metabolism in obese and diabetic mice. Abstr., S C. Loken

Breed and individual differences in the vocalization of dogs., Sidney Weinheimer

Breeding and husbandry of 'nude' mice., K Artzt

Breeding characteristics of two strains of mice in a competitive situation. Abstr., S L. Beck and J J. Lucas

Breeding experiments of white rats and mice. XI. Notes on implanta- tion rate, prenatal mortality and spontaneous abnormality in eight strains of inbred mice. (jap., Eng. Summ.), R Shoji and E Ohzu

Breeding habits in captivity of Mus bactrianus blyth., C V. Green

Breeding mice in a cold climate. Abstr., S A. Barnett

Breeding nude (nu/nu) mice., C M. Hetherington and M A. Hegan

Breeding of a non-obese, diabetic strain of mice., S Makino, K Kunimoto, Y Muraoka, Y Mizushima, K Katagiri, and Y Tochino

Breeding of coisogenic mice for studying natural resistance to infection., Y Kishimoto

Breeding of mice free of polyoma virus., O S. Irlin, I K. Egorov, I Birullina, and N N. Medvedev

Breeding of mice strains for diabetes mellitus. (eng. With jap. Summ.), M Nishimura

Breeding of tester strains for coat colour genes., K Kondo and K Esaki

Breeding plan for laboratory mice., K Kondo

Breeding systems., E L. Green

Breeding systems: considerations, genetic fundamentals, genetic background, and strain types., M L. Berry and C C. Linder

Breed susceptibility, pathogenicity and epidemiology of endemic coliform enteritis in the dog., M W. Fox, W G. Hoag, and J Strout

Brevity of the inductive phase in the immune response of mice to capsular polysaccharide antigens., P J. Baker and M Landy

Bric 18: a monoclonal antibody with a specificity related to the kell blood group system., S F. Parsons, P A. Judson, and D J. Anstee

Bridging mice to men: using HLA transgenic mice to enhance the future prediction and prevention of autoimmune type 1 diabetes in humans., D V. Serreze, J Kulik, and T P. Dilorenzo

Brief autobiography related to work on inbred mice., M C. Green

Brindled mottled mouse: morphological changes in brain and visceral organs in hemizygous males following copper supplementation., K Suzuki and H Nagara

Broadly reactive murine cytotoxic cells induced in vitro under syngeneic conditions., N Dorfman, D Winkler, R C. Burton, N Kossayda, E Sabia, and J Wunderlich

Broad spectrum carcinogenicity of ethylnitrosourea in the newborn and infant mice. Abstr., S D. Vesselinovitch, L S. Lombard, N Mihailovich, L Itze, and J M. Rice

Bromination of guanosine and cyclic gmp confers resistance to metabolic processing by b cells., M G. Goodman and W O. Weigle

Bromodeoxyuridine (budr) treatment of melanoma cells decreases cellular proteolytic activity., I Evans and H B. Bosmann

Bromodeoxyuridine effects on the rna sequence comp- lexity and phenotype in a neuroblastoma clone., B K. Schrier, M Y. Zubairi, and L D. Grouse

Bronchiolar changes in newborn mice exposed to 100 per cent oxygen, an ultrastructural study. Abstr., S Ludwin, W Northway, and K Bensch

Brown adipose tissue in the parametrial fat pad of the mouse., P Young, J R. Arch, and M Ashwell

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Brown adipose tissue-specific insulin receptor knockout shows diabetic phenotype without insulin resistance., C Guerra, P Navarro, A M. Valverde, M Arribas, J Bruning, L P. Kozak, C R. Kahn, and M Benito

Brown degeneration of the adrenal gland in inbred strains of mice. Abstr., E P. Jayne

Brown fat as a stroma for mammary growth. Abstr., K Hoshino

Bruce effect competence in yellow-lethal heterozygous mice., R Kakihana, L B. Ellis, S A. Gerling, S L. Blum, and S Kessler

Brucella abortus cultured in smooth and rough phase., A Martin, L Toujas, Y L. Garrec, L Dazord, D J. Amice, and A T. Inactivated

Brucella abortus lipopolysaccharide is mitogenic for spleen cells of endotoxin-resistant c3h/hej mice., E Moreno and D T. Berman

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Brugian infections in the peritoneal cavities of laboratory mice: kinetics of infection and cellular responses., T V. Rajan, L Ganley, N Paciorkowski, L Spencer, T R. Klei, and L D. Shultz

B-tropic and non-b-tropic virus-producing tumor cells in immunosuppressed balb/c mice. Abstr., A Barker and A Dennis

B-tropic friend virus, a host-range pseudotype of spleen focus forming virus (sffv)., F Lilly and R A. Steeves

B-tropic oncornavirus production by balb/c methylcholanthrene- -induced sarcoma cells., G Y. Gillespie, F C. Jensen, and S W. Rusell

Building a cell cycle ontology for mouse based on the Mouse Genome Informatics Database., David Robert Smith

Building protein interaction maps for Down's syndrome., K Gardiner, M T. Davisson, and L S. Crnic

Bulbourethral gland infections in mice associated with staphylococcus aureus., J R. Needham and J E. Cooper

Buphthalmia in the rabbit., Edward J. Babino

Buphthalmia in the rabbit: a test for early diagnosis., R R. Fox and EJ Jr Babino

Buphthalmia in the rabbit: effect of age and repeated testing on the cornified cell count diagnostic technique., E J. Babino and R R. Fox

Buphthalmia in the rabbit: glucose metabolism., R R. Fox, C W. Laird, R W. Evans, and L B. Sheppard

Buphthalmia in the rabbit. Pleiotropic effects of the (bu) gene and a possible explanation of mode of gene action., R R. Fox, D D. Crary, E J. Babino, and L B. Sheppard

Burdette, walter j. Oncogenetics.

Burkitt lymphoma cells, with special references to human melanoma hmv, hela-s3, and l5178y cells., T Inada, T Kasuga, I Nojiri, T Furuse, D T. Hiraoka, and E T. Of

Butanediols. Selection, open field activity, and nad reduction by liver extracts in inbred mouse strains., R Goldbort, C W. Schneider, and R A. Hartline

Butanol extraction of a murine tumor specific transplantation antigen. Abstr., S Legrue, B Kahan, and N Pellis

Bvr-1, a restriction locus of a type c rna virus in the feline cellular genome. Pleiotropic restriction of endogenous balb virus in cat x mouse somatic cell hybrids., S J. O'brien and J M. Simonson

By adult thymectomy and anti-lymphocyte serum. Abstr., A P. Monaco, M L. Wood, P S. Russell, M Tolerance, and C P. Locus

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By Altering Ocular Immune Privilege, Bone Marrow-derived Cells Pathogenically Contribute to DBA/2J Pigmentary Glaucoma., J S. Mo, M G. Anderson, M Gregory, R S. Smith, O V. Savinova, D V. Serreze, B R. Ksander, J W. Streilein, and S W. John

By a murine t lymphocyte clone. Abstr., M Prystowsky, J Ely, S Vogel, E Goldwasser, D F. Fitch, and T A. Secreted

By infection with influenza virus as compared to moloney sarcoma virus., N Takeichi, F C. Austin, T Oikawa, D C. Boone, and T I. Produced

By large-scale mammalian cell culture., P A. Barstad, S L. Henley, R M. Cox, J D. Lynn, D R. Acton, and T O. Alloantigens

By long-term polyadenylic-polyuridylic acid therapy., W P. Drake, W J. Pendergrast, R E. Mardiney, and N O. Tumorigenesis

By marrow from high nk, lymphoma-resistant (c57 x ark)f1 mice. Abstr., J J. Trentin, S K. Datta, E L. Priest, M T. Gallagher, D A. Nasrallah, and E O. Mice

By newborn splenic lymphoyctes. Abstr., W J. Wallis, E H. Goldberg, and C J. William

By phytohemagglutinin., F A. Spreafico, P O. Primary, and S I. Mouse

By the graft-versus-host reaction., D H. Katz, E A. The, and A I. Production

By the in vivo administration of anti-asialo gm1., M R. Charley, A Mikhael, M Bennett, J N. Gilliam, D R. Sontheimer, and T O. Mice

By the myeloproliferative sarcoma virus (mpsv). Abstr., joffe F. Smadja, kerdiles M. Bousse, C Jasmin, D A. Bevilacqua, and O O. Microenvironment

By the perinatal inoculations of (t6 x rfm)f1 spleen cells., R C. Hard, J Hyperimmunoglobulinaemia, Deficiency, and P I. Induced

By verapamil in p388 leukemia and its sublines resistant to vincristine and adriamycin., T Tsuruo, H Iida, M Yamashiro, S Tsukagoshi, N Y. Enha, and N O. Cytotoxicity

-c14 Incorporation in leukemic mice., A W. Schrecker, J A. Mead, M R. Lynch, J M. Venditti, D A. Goldin, and O. Formate

C17/icrc, a new inbred strain of mouse, useful for studies on environmental carcinogens., K J. Ranadive, S Gothoskar, and G Fernandes

C2-activating proteases on human lymphoblastoid cells superinfected with epstein-barr virus., T Schulz, M P. Dierich, E Yefenof, and G Klein

C3 activation and t-independent b cell stimulation., J Pryjma, J H. Humphrey, and G G. Klaus

C3b receptors on the cell membranes of the stimulated mouse macrophages. An immunohistochemical study., P Rossmann, V Vetvicka, and J Zidkova

C3h-avy--a high hepatoma and high mammary tumor strain of mice., W E. Heston and G Vlahakis

C3hba tumor prevention and treatment with beta carotene. Abstr., E Seifter, G Rettura, F Stratford, and S M. Levenson

C3hba tumor regression and regrowth in c3h/hej mice treated with x ray and supplemental beta carotene (b-car). Abstr., S M. Levenson, G Rettura, J Padawer, and E Seifter

C3hba tumor therapy with radiation, beta-carotene and viatmin a: a two year follow up. Abstr., E Seifter, G Rettura, and S M. Levelson

C3h/hej peyer's patch accessory cell-t cell enhancement of iga synthesis. Abstr., S I. Williamson, D M. Spalding, J R. Mcghee, and W J. Koopman

C3h/henf mouse mammary tumor cell lines as sources of endo- genous mouse mammary tumor virus. Abstr., L O. Arthur, G Schochetman, and D L. Fine

C3h/hen mammary tumor-bearing mice develop type-specific neutralizing antibodies and group-specific precipitating antibodies for the mouse mammary tumor virus., R Massey, L O. Arthur, C W. Long, and G Schochetman

C3h mice. II. Mice carrying a 3-methyl-cholanthrene-induced tumor., P Scheinmann, B Lebel, N R. Lynch, J C. Salomon, J R. Paupe, D C. Burtin, and I L. Female

C3h mouse mammary tumor and skin response to hyperthermia and x radiation. Abstr., E L. Gillette and B A. Ensley

C3h tumors labeled by chronic infusion of tritiated thymidine. Abstr., M L. Mendelsohn

C'3 participation in the rejection of some experimental tumors., L Bellelli and M L. Sezzi

C3 receptor. A marker of a thymus-dependent b-cell subpopulation., villena A. Arnaiz, J H. Playfair, and I M. Roitt

C3 receptors on direct plaque-forming cells., R Ramasamy and H Williams

C4 in glomerular lesions of nzb/nzw mice., A E. Gabrielsen, A D. Simmons, and U H. Rudofsky

C4 in (nzb x nzw)f1 virgin female (b/w) mice. Abstr., S L. Balaban, C T. Olsen, and A E. Gabrielsen

C4 (ss protein) in the renal lesions of nzb/nzw mice. Abstr., A D. Simmons

C57bl/6j mice with inherited retinal degeneration., M M. La vail and R L. Sidman

C57bl/6j monoclonal antibody to a b16 melanoma antigen. Abstr., Z L. Herd and B S. Zwilling

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C57BL/6J-T-Associated Sex Reversal in Mice Is Caused by Reduced Expression of a Mus domesticus Sry Allele., L L. Washburn, K H. Albrecht, and E M. Eicher

C57bl/6 nu/nu mice: frequency and cell surface phenotype., J L. Maryanski, H R. Macdonald, R K. Lees, B Sordat &, Cerottini, and A C. Aged

C57bl pituitary isografts, acquired tolerance against sex-linked histocompatibility antigen. Abstr., K Hoshino and P R. Odegard

C57l mice by whole-body irradiation., P Arnstein, J L. Riggs, L S. Oshiro, R J. Huebner, D E. Lennette, and I O. In

Ca2+-activated atpase at the external surface of neuroblastoma cells in culture., V Stefanovic, treska J. Ciesielski, A Ebel, and P Mandel

Ca2+ movements during stimulation of insulin release by removal of extracellular na+. Abstr., P Rorsman, T Andersson, P Berggren, and B Hellman

Ca2+ transport by mitochondria from l1210 mouse ascites tumor cells., B Reynafarje and A L. Lehninger

Ca2+ transport by mitochondria from l1210 mouse ascites tumor cells. Abstr., B Reynafarje

Cadaverine in the brain of axenic mice., klauco M. Stepita and H Dolezalova

Cadmium absorption during various stages of pregnancy and lactation. Abstr., M H. Bhattacharyya and B D. Whelton

Cadmium and the reticuloendothelial system (res). A specific def- ect in blood clearance of soluble aggregates of igg by the liver in mice given cadmium., D W. Knutson, D L. Vredevoe, K R. Aoki, E J. Hays, and L Levy

Cadmium induced limb defects in mice: strain associated differences in sensitivity., W M. Layton and M W. Layton

Cadmium metabolism in cdm/cdm mice., M Meisler, C Orlowski, E Gross, and J H. Bloor

Ca-dtpa-induced fetal death and malformation in mice., D R. Fisher, S E. Calder, C W. Mays, and G N. Taylor

Caffeic acid as an inhibitor of dmba-induced chromosomal breakage in mice assessed by bone-marrow micronucleus test., A S. Raj, J A. Heddle, H L. Newmark, and M Katz

Caffeic acid as an inhibitor of dmba induced chromosomal breakage in the bone marrow micronucleus test. Abstr., A S. Raj, E Stuart, J A. Heddle, H L. Newmark, and M Katz

Caffeine enhancement of digestion of dna by nuclease s1., C J. Chetsanga, K Rushlow, and V Boyd

Caffeine potentiation on lethality of l-1210 cells treated with neocarzinostatin., M Sasada, H Sawada, T Nakamura, and H Uchino

Caffeine pretreatment enhances the unscheduled dna synthesis in spermatids of mice exposed to methyl methanesulfonate., G A. Sega, M R. Kelley, J G. Owens, and V C. Carricarte

Caffeine sensitive recovery of mitomycin c treated mouse p-388 cells., J Orstavik

Cage population density and efficiency of feed utilization in inbred mice., E P. Les

Cage population density: its effect on the physiology of the mouse., Noelle E. Muggli

Cage size as a factor in environmental enrichment., M Manosevitz and J B. Pryor

Calcareous degeneration in the heart of mice treated with a single dose of cortisone., H Kurashina, N Matsunuma, and K Fujiwara

Calcareous pericarditis in mice of several genetically related strains., J A. Dipaolo, L C. Strong, and G E. Moore

Calcitonin-like activity in the circulation of osteopetrotic grey- -lethal mice., H M. Murphy

Calcium and a23187-induced cytolysis of mouse thymocytes., S Durant, F Homo, and D Duval

Calcium and cell surface properties., D Thomason and R Schofield

Calcium and cyclic nucleotide regulation in incubated mouse retinas., A I. Cohen, I A. Hall, and J A. Ferrendelli

Calcium and pancreatic beta-cell function. 3. Validity of the la3+-wash technique for discriminating between superficial and intracellular 45ca., B Hellman

Calcium and pancreatic beta-cell function. 4. Evidence that glucose and phosphate stimulate calcium-45 incorporation into different intracellular pools., B Hellman and T Andersson

Calcium and pancreatic beta-cell function. 5. Mobilisation of a glucose-stimulated pool of intracellular 45ca by metabolic inhibitors and the ionophore a-23187., B Hellman

Calcium and permeability of ascites tumour cells., H Smyth and E Flahaven

Calcium and phosphorus metabolism in the grey-lethal mouse., H M. Murphy

Calcium binding in homogenates of ehrlich ascites tumour cells., R Schofield and D Thomason

Calcium binding to phospholipids from experimental tumors., L J. Anghileri

Calcium changes associated with cell transformation. Abstr., H Sanui and H Rubin

Calcium channel blockers: potential antimetastatic agents., K V. Honn, J M. Onoda, C A. Diglio, and B F. Sloane

Calcium compartments of synchronous mastocytoma p-815 cells. Abstr., K Tomita, M Negishi, and A Ichikawa

Calcium content and distribution as a function of growth and transformation in the mouse 3t3 cell., J T. Tupper and F Zorgniotti

Calcium content of mice brain lipids during myelination., S Pollet, G Chaix, and N Baumann

Calcium dependence of ionophore a23187-induced lymphocyte cytotoxicity., N Kaiser and I S. Edelman

Calcium-dependent cell adhesion molecules., R Kemler, M Ozawa, and M Ringwald

Calcium-dependent process in reduction of cell surface charge after x-irradiation., C Sato, K Nishizawa, and K Kojima

Calcium-dependent regulator protein. Localization in mitotic appara- tus of eukaryotic cells., M J. Welsh, J R. Dedman, B R. Brinkley, and A R. Means

Calcium-dependent stimulation of balb/c 3t3 mouse cell dna synthesis by a tumor-promoting phorbol ester (pma)., A L. Boynton, J F. Whitfield, and R J. Isaacs

Calcium does not uncouple oxidative phosphorylation in tightly-coupled mitochondria from ehrlich ascites tumour cells., R F. Thorne and F L. Bygrave

Calcium exchange in ehrlich mouse ascites tumor cells., C Levinson

Calcium fluxes in cultured and bulk isolated neuronal and glial cells., J W. Lazarewicz, M Kanje, A Sellstrom, and A Hamberger

Calcium homeostasis in intact lymphocytes: cytoplasmic free calcium monitored with a new, intracellulary trapped fluores- cent indicator., R Y. Tsien, T Pozzan, and T J. Rink

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Calcium insufficiency accelerates type 1 diabetes in vitamin D receptor-deficient nonobese diabetic (NOD) mice., John P Driver, Deanna J Lamont, Conny Gysemans, Chantal Mathieu, and David V Serreze

Calcium ion stimulated endogenous protein kinase catalyzed phosphorylation of peripheral and central nerve myelin proteins: comparison between normal and genetically dystrophic mouse., E H. Petrali and P V. Sulakhe

Calcium-ion transport by intact ehrlich ascites-tumour cells. Role of respiratory substrates, pi and temperature., R R. Charlton and C E. Wenner

Calcium, magnesium and phosphorus in experimental tumors, effects of the age of the tumor., L J. Anghileri

Calcium-mediated myopathy at neuromuscular junctions of normal and dystrophic muscle., J P. Leonard and M M. Salpeter

Calcium metabolism in aged mice ingesting a lysine-deficient diet., I Wolinsky and G J. Fosmire

Calcium metabolism in ehrlich asictes tumour cells., A Cittadini, D Bossi, G Rosi, F Wolf, and T Terranova

Calcium metabolism in hybrid and inbred fetuses of mice and in those co-existing in the same uterus., H Itoh and T Ino

Calcium metabolism in tumors. Its relationship with chromium complex accumulation. II. Calcium, magnesium and phosphorus in human and animal tumors., L Anghileri, E S. Miller, Robinette, K Prasad, and V Lagerborg

Calcium metabolism in tumors. Its relationship with chromium complex accumulation. Iii. Studies on the nature of the anions involved in the in vivo precipitation of calcium., L Anghileri and E S. Miller

Calcium metabolism in tumors, its relationship with chromium complex accumulation. I. Uptake of calcium and phosphorus by experimental tumors., L J. Anghileri and E S. Miller

Calcium metabolism in tumors, its relationship with chromium complex accumulation. IV. 51cr-alloxantin Incorporation and calcium- -phosphorus composition., L Anghileri

Calcium metabolism in tumors--its relationship with chromium complex accumulation. V. The interaction nucleic acid-calcium and the calcification of tumors., L J. Anghileri

Calcium-phosphate-phospholipid complexes in experimental tumors, their possible relationship with tumor calcification., L J. Anghileri and R Dermietzel

Calcium regulation of growth and differentiation of mouse epidermal cells in culture., H Hennings, D Michael, C Cheng, P Steinert, A Holbrook, and S H. Yuspa

Calcium release from sarcoplasmic reticulum of normal and dystrophic mice., P Volpe, R E. Mrak, B Costello, and S Fleischer

Calcium-sensitive modulation ig capping. Evidence supporting a cytoplasmic control of ligand-receptor complexes., G F. Schreiner and E R. Unanue

Calcium transport and distribution in ehrlich mouse ascites tumor cells., C Levinson and L E. Blumenson

Calcium transport and exchange in mouse 3t3 and sv40-3t3 cells., B J. Hazelton and J T. Tupper

Calcium transport and phosphenzyme formation in dystrophic mouse sarcoplasmic reticulum., R E. Mrak and R J. Baskin

Calcium transport by sarcoplasmic reticulum in murine muscular dystrophy. Abstr., S J. Kopacz, M A. Neymark, and C P. Lee

Calcium transport in intact ehrlich ascites tumor cells., A Cittadini, A Scarpa, and B Chance

Calcium uptake by pancreatic beta-cells as measured with the aid of 45ca and mannitol-3h., B Hellman, J Sehlin, and I Taljedal

Calcium uptake by subcellular fractions of pancreatic islets., J Sehlin

Calcium uptake in mastocytoma p-815 cells., M Negishi, A Ichikawa, and K Tomita

Calculating recombination frequencies: an easy-to-use computer program., J T. Eppig

Calmodulin levels in diabetic mice., J E. Morley, A S. Levine, D M. Brown, and B S. Handwerger

Calmodulin ligands. The interaction of muscle phosphorylase kinase with phosphodiesterase. Comparison of calmodulin ligands in muscle extracts from normal and phosphorylase kinase-deficient mice., A Pichard, proux D. Daegelen, Y Alexandre, and J Dreyfus

Calmodulin sensitive cyclic nucleotide phosphodiesterase (pde) purification utilizing a conformation-specific monoclonal anti- body. Abstr., R S. Hansen and J A. Beavo

Caloric restriction in Alstrom syndrome prevents hyperinsulinemia., N C. Lee, J D. Marshall, G B. Collin, J K. Naggert, Y H. Chien, W Y. Tsai, and W L. Hwu

Calorie restriction and antibody response to mumtv in c3h/bi mice. Abstr., N K. Day, E Thomas, S S. Witkin, N Sarkar, G Fernandes, and R A. Good

Calorie restriction: effect on growth of human tumors heterotrans- planted in nude mice., B C. Giovanella, R C. Shepard, J S. Stehlin, V, and B J. Abbott

Calorie restriction increases light-dependent photoreceptor cell loss in the neural retina of fischer 344 rats., M Obin, M Halbleib, R Lipman, K Carroll, A Taylor, and R Bronson

Calorie restriction modulates age-dependent changes in the retinas of brown norway rats [In Process Citation], M Obin, A Pike, M Halbleib, R Lipman, A Taylor, and R Bronson

Calvacin. A new antitumor agent., J F. Roland, Z F. Chmielewicz, B A. Weiner, A M. Gross, O P. Boening, V. Luck, T J. Bardos, H C. Reilly, K Sugiura, C C. Stock, E H. Lucas, R U. Byerrum, and J A. Stevens

Camp and glucocorticoid-mediated effects on transport and growth. Abstr., P P. Jones, S A. Wilbert, and G M. Tomkins

Camp and the regulation of beta-cell calcium. Abstr., E Gylfe, H Hahn, and B Hellman

Camp-dependent protein kinase from mouse thymocytes. Localization, characterization, and evaluation of the physiological relevance of a massive cytosol to nucleus translocation., Y Zick, R Cesia, and S Shaltiel

Camp Jax: a summer of discovery., Haley Bridger

Camp levels of thymocytes and on antibody production to srbc by spl<@@@een cells. Ab, A M. Kruisbeek, G C. Astaldi, M Blankwater, D A. Astaldi, and Supernatant

Camptothecin chemotherapy and selective toxicity. Abstr., D Kessel and A Spataro

Camptothecin effects on dna synthesis in murine leukemia cells., D Kessel, H B. Bosmann, and K Lohr

Canadian Association of Neurosciences review: postnatal development of the mammalian neocortex: role of activity revisited., Z W. Zhang

Can b-cell tolerance by induced by oligovalent thymus dependent antigens., H Waldmann and H Pope

Can 'blocking' serum factors protect against autoimmunity., I Hellstrom and K E. Hellstrom

Cancer and heredity., C C. Little

Cancer antigens in tumors induced by chemicals., R T. Prehn

Cancer, a Study for Laymen

Cancer (br-10) in nude mice., S Hirohashi, Y Shimosato, T Kameya, K Nagai, D R. Tsunematsu, and E D. Breast

Cancer chemotherapeutic drug binding to macromolecular lipids from l1210 leukemia cells and to known lipids. Abstr., L A. Gaudio, D W. Yesair, and R F. Taylor

Cancer chemotherapy with 5'-phosphordiamidates of 5-fluoro-2'- -deoxyuridine. Abstr., P V. Danenberg and P W. Woodman

Cancer control: early is the word., C C. Little

Cancer development and the idiotype network: effective immunosurveillance is specifically prevented by auto-anti- -idiotypic immunity. Abstr., P M. Flood, M L. Kripke, D A. Rowley, and H Schreiber

Cancer. Energy uncoupling as a primary event in endotoxin- -induced necrosis of the s180 sarcoma in situ. Abstr., G R. Jones

Cancer genes in cell hybrids., C M. Croce

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Cancer genomes., E P. Diamandis, T Hudson, O Kallioniemi, E T. Liu, and Otin C. Lopez

Cancerigenic viruses neoformed in in vitro cultured cells starting on dna from human cancer cells., Y Valladares

Cancer immunity after treatment of ehrlich tumor with diptheria toxin., S Buzzi and L Buzzi

Cancer induction by methylcholanthrene and metastatic spread of transplantable tumor in chediak higashi (beige) mice., J Salomon, glodberg N. Creau, and N R. Lynch

Cancerisation experimentale du col uterin chez la souris r3a., P Desaive, P Minet, and G Booz

Cancer membrane proteins in adhesion and lysis. Abstr., J F. Distefano, G Beck, R M. Lysik, and S Zucker

Cancer metastasis and ascites tumor. (eng. Summ.), H Sato

Cancer metastasis is selective or random depending on the parent tumour population., J E. Talmadge and I J. Fidler

Cancer of the uterine cervix induced in balb/c mice by an anti-fer- tility drug. Abstr., T B. Dunn

Cancer of the uterine cervix in mice fed a liquid diet containing an antifertility drug., T B. Dunn

Cancerogenesi da idrazide dell'acido isonicotinico e uretano in topi swr lattanti., M I. Colnaghi, G D. Porta, and L Parmi

Cancerogenesi da idrazina solfato in trapianti isogenici tracheo- -broncopolmonari in topi balb/c/cb/se., C Biancifiori

Cancerogenesi e caratteri dei tumori mammari nei topi (riii/dm/se substrain) sottoposti ad una singola gravidanza., F Squartini and G Rossi

Cancerogenesi epatica nei topi cba/cb/se e nei ratti cb/se da idrazina solfato., L Severi and C Biancifiori

Cancerogenesi mammaria da metilcolantrene. Parte seconda., F Squartini and M Olivi

Cancerogenesi nei frammenti respiratori iso-trapiantati da topi balb/c/cb/se idrazina-trattati., C Biancifiori

Cancerogenesi polmonare da idrazide dell'acido isonicotinico in topi maschi balb/c, con e senza mtv., R Ribacchi, C Biancifiori, U Milia, F P. Leo, and E Bucciarelli

Cancer prevention clinic., C C. Little

Cancer research., C C. Little

Cancers induced in different species by continouous gamma-radiation., S Warren and O Gates

Cancer stem cells., Kyuson Yun and Barbara Tennent

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Cancer stem cells are enriched in the side population cells in a mouse model of glioma., M A. Harris, H Yang, B E. Low, J Mukherje, A Guha, R T. Bronson, L D. Shultz, M A. Israel, and K Yun

Cancer-stress studies. The effects of pregnancy on plasma corticosterone and immune system components in mice. Abstr., D Spackman and V Riley

Cancer survey of St. Louis and St. Louis County, Missouri, 1931., C C. Little

Cancer therapy, a possible new approach., gyorgyi A. Szent, A Hegyeli, and J A. Laughlin

Cancer treatment, immunologic and chemotherapeutic interrelation- ships., D S. Martin

Cancer xenografts in nude mice., M Schmidt and R A. Good

Candida albicans infections., J A. Johnson, B H. Lau, R L. Nutter, J M. Slater, N C. Winter, and T O. To

Candidate for immunoglobulin d present on murine b lymphocytes., E R. Abney and R M. Parkhouse

Candidate gene analysis of ALR/Lt. strain's free radical dissipation locus., Thomas Cassidy

Candidate gene identification of the Gct4 and Gct6 granulosa cell (GC) tumor susceptibility loci, Katelyn Michaud

Candidate genes affecting HDL levels on chromosome 15., Bartlett IV Harwood

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Candidate genes for obesity revealed from a C57BL/6J x 129S1/SvImJ intercross., Z Su, R Korstanje, S W. Tsaih, and B Paigen

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Candidate genes for plasma triglyceride, FFA, and glucose revealed from an intercross between inbred mouse strains NZB/B1NJ and NZW/LacJ., Z Su, S W. Tsaih, J Szatkiewicz, Y Shen, and B Paigen

Candidate molecular mechanisms for establishing cell identity in the developing retina., Andrew M Garrett and Robert W Burgess

Candidate product of the fbj murine osteosarcoma virus oncogene: characterization of a 55,000-dalton phosphoprotein., T Curran and N M. Teich

Candidate stem cell line from a heterogeneous mouse mammary tumor. Abstr., J Hager, A Richardson, Z Fligiel, and G Heppner

Canine behaviour: a review article on the work of the Roscoe B. Jackson Memorial Laboratory., M W. Fox

Cannabinoids in male mice: effects on fertility and spermatogenesis., S Dalterio, F Badr, A Bartke, and D Mayfield

Cannabis interferes with nest-building behavior in mice., A Moschovakis, D Liakopoulos, A Armaganidis, V Kapsambelis, and G Petroulakis

Can n-ethylmaleimide preferentially radiosensitize hypoxic tumour cells in vivo., H Moroson and M Furlan

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Canonical A-to-I and C-to-U RNA Editing Is Enriched at 3'UTRs and microRNA Target Sites in Multiple Mouse Tissues., Tongjun Gu, Frank W Buaas, Allen K Simons, Cheryl L Ackert-Bicknell, Robert E Braun, and Matthew A Hibbs

Can tolerant allogeneic cells restore nude mice., B Kindred

Can we reconcile the different theories of the origin of cancer on the basis of current progress in cancer research., L A. Zil'ber

Capacitation and in vitro fertilization., Jeanne Black

Capacites myelo-restauratrices et immunocompetence des cellules medullaires de souris cultivees in vitro. Action de la phyto- hemagglutinine (pha)., B Halpern, briot M. Liacopoulos, Y Crepin, F Lambert, and lasfargues C. Martial

Capacity for histological reconstruction by mouse kidney cells in relation to age., K D. Ansevin and R Buchsbaum

Capacity for tumor cell implantation as a function of in vitro cell density., H B. Bosmann and A Lione

Capacity of adult steel (sl/sld) and dominant spotting (w/wv) mouse skin to support melanogenesis., T W. Poole and W K. Silvers

Capacity of c3h x cba spleen cells to depress the mlc response of cba mice specifically. Evidence for an active role of the injected cells., H Jacobsson, B Lilliehook, and H Blomgren

Capacity of contact cytotoxic reaction to distinguish targets pre- sented by f1 and somatic hybrid cells of the same h-2 parentage., J Peknicova and A Lengerova

Capacity of foetal spinal cord obtained from dystrophic mice (dy2j) to promote muscle regeneration., M Hamburgh, E Peterson, M B. Bornstein, and C Kirk

Capacity of mammary fat pads of adult c3h/hems mice to interact morphogenetically with fetal mammary epithelium., T Sakakura, Y Nishizuka, and C J. Dawe

Capacity of mouse oocytes from preantral follicles to undergo embryogenesis and development to live young after growth, maturation, and fertilization in vitro., J J. Eppig and A C. Schroeder

Capacity of sensitized thymus-derived lymphocytes to induce fatal lymphocytic choriomeningitis is restricted by the h-2 gene complex., P C. Doherty and R M. Zinkernagel

Capacity of thymic cells to effect target cell lysis following treatment with concanavalin a., L Stavy, A Treves, and M Feldman

Capacity to interact with t-cell replacing factor correlates with acquisition by b cells of murine differentiation antigen-1., J R. Battisto, J H. Finke, and B Yen

Capillary migration of the cells of three murine tumours., M Boranic, A Sabioncello, M Radacic, D Dekaris, and B Veselic

Capillary tube scanning applied to cell growth kinetics., N M. Braslow and R L. Bowman

Capping and adenosine metabolism. Genetic and pharmacologic studies., J Braun, F S. Rosen, and E R. Unanue

Capping revisited. Iii. Differential inhibitory characteristics of the various cytochalasins., F Loor and L Angman

Capping revisited. II. Low sensitivity to sulfydryl reagents., F Loor, pelissard C. Martin, and L Angman

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Cappuccino, a mouse model of Hermansky-Pudlak syndrome, encodes a novel protein that is part of the pallidin-muted complex (BLOC-1)., S L. Ciciotte, B Gwynn, K Moriyama, M Huizing, W A. Gahl, J S. Bonifacino, and L L. Peters

Capturing age-retarding alleles through selection for longevity., Kathryn L. Stewart

Caractere genetique de la dissociation entre le potentiel micro- phonique cochleaire et le potentiel d'action du nerf auditif de la souris audiogene., M Niaussat

Caracteres differentiels du comportement des rats et souris sensibles et refractaires a la crise audiogene., J Cosnier, A Duveau, and maury E. Vernet

Caratteristiche enzimatiche di un adenocarcinoma spontaneo della ghiandola sottomascellare del topo c3h., L Frati and A Caputo

Carbamylcholine prevents giant granule formation in cultured fibroblasts from beige (chediak-higashi) mice., J M. Oliver, J A. Krawiec, and R D. Berlin

Carbocyanine dye metachromasia of sialidase-sensitive polyanoins in sera from normal and tumor-bearing mice., R Woodman

Carbodiimide enhancement of complement-dependent antibody-mediated tumor cell lysis in vitro and antitumor activity in vivo., R A. Fawwaz, T S. Tenforde, and W H. Mehlberg

Carbohydrate analysis of membrane derived glycoproteins carrying some cell surface expressed antigens., J C. Mc pherson, J R. Clamp, and A J. Manstone

Carbohydrate attachment sites on mouse heavy chain immunoglobulins. Abstr., D R. Anderson and W J. Grimes

Carbohydrate complexity of the mouse thymocyte thy-1 glyco- protein as demonstrated by lectin affinity and isoelectric focusing., S Carlsson and T Stigbrand

Carbohydrate compositions of normal, spontaneously transformed, and virally transformed cells derived from balb/c mice., W J. Grimes and S Greegor

Carbohydrate incorporation in plasma membranes of mouse thymocytes stimulated by concanavalin a., R V. Van eijk and P F. Muhlradt

Carbohydrate metabolism of the isolated perfused liver of normal and genetically obese-hyperglycaemic (ob/ob) mice., J Elliott, D Hems, and chain A. Beloff

Carbohydrate metabolism of tumorigenic and non-tumorigenic cultures of ascites cells. Abstr., J F. Morgan, C P. Eng, and M D. Heuchert

Carbohydrate metabolizing enzymes in the developing brain of inbred strains of mice. Abstr., L P. Kozak

Carbohydrate preferences of mammalian cells., R L. Burns, P G. Rosenberger, and R J. Klebe

Carbohydrate requirement of ascites tumor cells in vitro. Abstr., J Morgan and C Eng

Carbohydrate structure of mouse h-2 alloantigens. Abstr., T Muramatsu and S G. Nathenson

Carbon-14 activity in respiratory co2 of mice treated with metho- trexate and injected with l-3-14c-serine., A L. Kretchmar and D G. Doherty

Carbon(14c)dioxide evolution from glucose(1-14c) by a microsome-free supernatant of ehrlich ascites tumor cells., S Hosoda and W Nakamura

Carbon dioxide incorporation into the uracil of mouse liver and ehrlich ascites tumor cells., K Kusama and E Roberts

Carbonic anhydrase activity in mouse endocrine pancreas., L Boquist and S Hagstrom

Carbonic anhydrase iii and other cytoplasmic enzymes in dystrophic mouse tissues., S Moyle, S Jerffery, and N Carter

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Carbonic anhydrase related protein 8 mutation results in aberrant synaptic morphology and excitatory synaptic function in the cerebellum., M Hirasawa, X Xu, R B. Trask, T P. Maddatu, B A. Johnson, J K. Naggert, P M. Nishina, and A Ikeda

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Carbonic anhydrase-related protein VIII deficiency is associated with a distinctive lifelong gait disorder in waddles mice., Y Jiao, J Yan, Y Zhao, L R. Donahue, W G. Beamer, X Li, B A. Roe, M S. Ledoux, and W Gu

Carboxamide,5-(3,3-dimethyl-1-triazeno) in mice., A Vecchi, M C. Fioretti, A Mantovani, and A Barzi

Carboxymethyl cellulose, a nonimmunogenic hapten carrier with tolerogenic properties., U E. Diner, D Kunimoto, and E Diener

Carboxymethylpachmaran, a new water soluble polysaccharide with marked antitumour activity., J Hamuro, Y Yamashita, Y Ohsaka, Y Y. Maeda, and G Chihara

Carboxypeptidase E and obesity in the mouse., E H. Leiter

Carboxypeptidase g1(g1). A new approach to anti-folate chemotherapy. Abstr., B A. Chabner, J L. Cullough, and J R. Bertino

Carbutamide stimulation of glutamic dehydrogenase activity in the pancreatic beta cells from obese-hyperglycemic mice., B Hellman

Carcass and liver composition following acute oxytetracycline treatment of ob/ob mice., P U. Dubuc, L D. Keith, H Oey, and P W. Mobley

Carcinoembryonic antigen production in human gastric cancer cell lines in vitro and in nude mice., T Motoyama and H Watanabe

Carcinogen- and radiation-transformed c3h 10t1/2 cells contain rnas homologous to the long terminal repeat sequence of a murine leukemia virus., P Kirschmeier, celli S. Gattoni, D Dina, and I B. Weinstein

Carcinogenese spontanee chez des souris ayant recu du thioglucose d'or., G Rudali and C Silberman

Carcinogenesis and aging. IV. Effect of low-molecular-weight factors on thymus, pineal gland and anterior hypothalmus on immunity, tumor incidence and life span of c3h/sn mice., V N. Anisimov, V K. Khavinson, and V G. Morozov

Carcinogenesis by vaginal transplants from ovariectomized, neonatally estrogenized mice into ovariectomized normal hosts., N Takasugi

Carcinogenesis by virus, an introduction with observations on the pathogenesis of leukemia and polyoma lesions., J Furth, R F. Buffett, and J D. willlevinthal

Carcinogenesis from polymer implants. New aspects from chromosomal and transplantation studies during premalignancy., K G. Brand, L C. Buoen, and I Brand

Carcinogenesis in akr mice injected at birth with benzo(a)pyrene and dimethylnitrosamine., B Toth and P Shubik

Carcinogenesis induced by 7,12-dimethylbenz[a]anthracene in c3h-avyfb mice. Influence of different dietary fats., G J. Hopkins, G C. Hard, and C E. West

Carcinogenesis in marsh mice by testicular injection of cholesterol alpha oxide. Abstr., G Bryson and F Bischoff

Carcinogenesis in naturally tumour-resistant mice. X-irradiation ver- sus urethane as a carcinogenic agent., A Goldfeder, S L. Kauffman, and A K. Ghosh

Carcinogenesis in the adrenal., G W. Woolley

Carcinogenesis in the esophagus. I. Penetration of benzo(a)pyrene and other hydrocarbons into the esophageal mucosa., M Kuratsune, S Kohchi, and A Horie

Carcinogenesis in the pituitary dwarf mouse. The response to 2-amino- fluorene., F Bielschowsky and M Bielschowsky

Carcinogenesis in the pituitary dwarf mouse. The response to dimethyl- benzanthracene applied to the skin., F Bielschowsky and M Bielschowsky

Carcinogenesis in thymectomized mice. Abstr., J T. Duhig

Carcinogenesis in tissue culture. Abstr., J O. Laws and A Flaks

Carcinogenesis in tissue culture. X. Rejoining of single-strand breaks in dna of mammalian cells induced by chemical carcinogens (4-nitroquinoline 1-oxide and its derivative)., M Horikawa, O Nikaido, T Tanaka, H Nagata, and T Sugahara

Carcinogenesis in untreated syngeneic transplants of the foetal diges- tive tract., S N. Zinzar, moldavsky G. Svet, B I. Leittna, and B G. Tumyan

Carcinogenesis of n-methyl-n'-nitro-n-nitrosoguanidine applied into the mouse brain., T Tsunawaki, M Fukui, Y Yamakawa, and K Kitamura

Carcinogenesis of the cervix uteri in castrate mice., A F. Krieg and J W. Reagan

Carcinogenesis of the skin. Iii. The contribution of elemental sulfur and of organic sulfur compounds., A W. Horton, E L. Bingham, M J. Burton, and R Tye

Carcinogenesis of the uterine cervix in mice: effect of castration after limited application of 3-mehylcholanthrene., E D. Murphy

Carcinogenesis of the uterine cervix in mice, effect of castration after limited application of 3-methylcholanthrene., E D. Murphy

Carcinogenesis of the uterine cervix in mice, effect of diethyl- stilbestrol after limited application of 3-methylcholanthrene., E D. Murphy

Carcinogenesis of the uterine cervix in mice: effect of diethylstilbestrol after linited application of 3-methylcholanthrene., E D. Murphy

Carcinogenesis study with dimethylnitrosamine administered orally to adult and subcutaneously to newborn balb/c mice., B Toth, P N. Magee, and P Shubik

Carcinogenesis testing of saccharin. No transformation or increased sister chromatid exchange observed in two mammal- ian cell systems., H J. Saxholm, O H. Iversen, A Reith, and A Brogger

Carcinogene wirkung von athyl-butyl-nitrosamin bei mausen., D Schmahl, C Thomas, and G Scheld

Carcinogenic action of diazomethane and of nitroso-n-methyl urethane., R Schoenta

Carcinogenic action of dimethyl- and diethylnitrosamine in the rf mouse., A W. Craig and N K. Clapp

Carcinogenic action of methylmethanesulphonate. Abstr., A W. Craig, N K. Clapp, and R E. Toya

Carcinogenic activity in situ of further steroid compounds., A Lacassagne, hoi N. Buu, and F Zajdela

Carcinogenic activity of apochalic acid., A Lacassagne, hoi N. Buu, and F Zajdela

Carcinogenic activity of polycyclic pseudoazulenes containing both nitrogen and sulfur heterocycles., F Zajdela, hoi N. Buu, P Jacquignon, A Croisy, and F Perin

Carcinogenic and antitumor effects of aminotriazole on acatalasemic and normal catalase mice., R N. Feinstein, R J. Fry, and E F. Staffeldt

Carcinogenic dose-response curve to oral diethylstilbestrol., G H. Gass, D Coats, and N Graham

Carcinogenic effect of cholesterol in mice., J Szepsenwol

Carcinogenic effect of cholesterol in mice. Abstr., J Szepsenwol

Carcinogenic effect of delta 9 tetrahydrocannabinol in mice. Abstr., J Szepsenwol, J Fletcher, G Murison, and goyco E. Toro

Carcinogenic effect of egg white, egg yolk and lipids in mice., J Szepsenwol

Carcinogenic effect of egg yolk in mice of the c57bl strain., J Szepsenwol

Carcinogenic effect of ether extract of whole egg, alcohol extract of egg yolk and powdered egg free of the ether extractable part in mice., J Szepsenwol

Carcinogenic effect of n-butyl-n-nitrosourethan on cdf1 mice., M Fujii

Carcinogenic effect of n-hydroxy-n-2-fluorenylacetamide, 2',4'- -dimethylacetanilide, and 2',4',6'-trimethylacetanilide on liver in suckling mice., M Klein and E K. Weisburger

Carcinogenic effects of 4,4'-oxydianiline in rats and mice. Abstr., A S. Krishna murthy and G Snow

Carcinogenic effects of acrylamide in sencar and a/j mice., R J. Bull, M Robinson, R D. Laurie, G D. Stoner, E Greisiger, J R. Meier, and J Stober

Carcinogenic effects of adsorbates of raw and finished water supplies., W C. Hueper and W W. Payne

Carcinogenic effects of a single dose of diethylnitrosamine in three unrelated strains of mice. Genetic dependence of the induced tumor types and incidence., B A. Diwan and H Meier

Carcinogenic effects of combined treatment of inbred mice with 3-methylcholanthrene and 1,2-dimethylhydrazine., B A. Diwan and K E. Blackman

Carcinogenic effects of diethylnitrosamine in rf mice., N K. Clapp and A W. Craig

Carcinogenic effects of oral diethylstilbestrol on c3h male mice with and without the mammary tumor virus., G H. Gass, J Brown, and A B. Okey

Carcinogenic effects of skin transplantation and immunosuppression in mice., schuller H. Reznik, N Kmoch, and U Mohr

Carcinogenicities of 3-methoxy-4-aminoazobenzene, n-hybroxy- -3-methoxy-4-animoazobenzene and related azo dyes in the mouse., H K. Watanabe, Y Hashimoto, I Abe, and H Sato

Carcinogenicity and mutagenicity tests of some hair colourants and constituents., C E. Searle, D G. Harnden, S Venitt, and O H. Gyde

Carcinogenicity and nephrotoxicity of 2-amino-,1-amino-2- -methyl-, and 2-methyl-1-nitroanthraquinone. Abstr., A S. Murthy, A B. Russfield, J Snell, R Monson, and E K. Weisburger

Carcinogenicity and neurotoxicity of cycasin with special reference to species differences., I Hirono

Carcinogenicity in mice of ether extract and of ether soluble free portion of hen's eggs. Abstr., J Szepsenwol

Carcinogenicity in mice of some fatty acid methyl esters., E Arffmann and J Glavind

Carcinogenicity in mice of some fatty acid methyl esters. II. Peroral and subcutaneous application., H W. Kiaer, J Glavind, and E Arffmann

Carcinogenicity of 6beta-hydroxy-4-cholesten-3-one in female marsh mice. Abstr., F Bischoff and G Bryson

Carcinogenicity of aldrin and dieldrin on mouse and rat liver. Abstr., J Song and W E. Harville

Carcinogenicity of a non-benzenoid hydrocarbon, azuleno(5,6,7-c,d)- phenalene, and derivatives., hoi N. Buu, N B. Giao, and C Jutz

Carcinogenicity of antitumor cis-platinum(ii) coordination complexes in the mouse and rat., W R. Leopold, E C. Miller, and J A. Miller

Carcinogenicity of a single administration of n-nitrosomethylurea, a comparison between new-born and 5-week-old mice and rats., B Terracini and M C. Testa

Carcinogenicity of benzo[a]pyrene 4,5-, 7,8-, and 9,10- -oxides on mouse skin., W Levin, A W. Wood, H Yagi, P M. Dansette, D M. Jerina, and A H. Conney

Carcinogenicity of benzo[a]pyrene and thirteen of its derivatives in c3h/fcum mice., R E. Kouri, A W. Wood, W Levin, T H. Rude, H Yagi, H D. Mah, D M. Jerina, and A H. Conney

Carcinogenicity of benzo-ring derivatives of benzo(a)pyrene on mouse skin., W Levin, A W. Wood, P G. Wislocki, J Kapitulnik, H Yagi, D M. Jerina, and A H. Conney

Carcinogenicity of chloroethylene oxide, an ultimate reactive metabolite of vinyl chloride, and bis(chloromethyl)ether after subcutaneous administration and in initiation-promotion experiments in mice., F Zajdela, A Croisy, A Barbin, C Malaveille, O Tomatis, and H Bartsch

Carcinogenicity of chloroform., M D. Reuber

Carcinogenicity of contaminants in indigenous edible oils., K J. Ranadive, S V. Gothoskar, and B U. Tezabwala

Carcinogenicity of dapsone in mice and rats., L Griciute and L Tomatis

Carcinogenicity of dimethylnitramine in nzr rats and nzo mice., C M. Goodall and T H. Kennedy

Carcinogenicity of nitrosation products of ephedrine, sarcosine, folic acid, and creatinine., G N. Wogan, S Paglialunga, M C. Archer, and S R. Tannenbaum

Carcinogenicity of n-nitrodiethylamine (den), n-nitrosodi-n-butylamine (dbn), and n-methyl-n-nitro-n-nitrosoguanidine (mng) in strains of mice. Single intragastric treatment of 10 times maximum tolerated dose (mtd). Abstr., Y Akamatsu

Carcinogenicity of phenacetin: long-term feeding study in b6c3f1 mice., K Nakanishi, Y Kurata, M Oshima, K, and N Ito

Carcinogenicity of substituted-benzenediamines (phenylenediamines) in rats and mice., J M. Sontag

Carcinogenicity of the hair-dye component 2-nitro-p-phenyl- enediamine: induction of eosinophilic hepatocellular neoplasms in female b6c3f1 mice., G Reznik and J M. Ward

Carcinogenicity of tumor cell populations: origin of a putative h-2 isoantigenic loss variant tumor., R S. Kerbel, M Florian, M S. Man, J Dennis, and I F. Mckenzie

Carcinogenicity study in mice on pildralazine, a hydralazinelike antihypertensive compound., G Della porta and T A. Dragani

Carcinogenicity tests in mice. Abstr., D B. Clayson and M Wood

Carcinogenicity tests in the mouse., G M. Bonser and D B. Clayson

Carcinogenicity to mouse skin of volatile components of roofing asphalts and pitches. Abstr., P S. Thayer, K T. Menzies, and P Von thuna

Carcinogenic pah compounds suppressed cell mediated immune functions, and alter t-cell subsets in splenic lymphocyte populations. Abstr., A Wojdani, M Nieto, and L J. Alfred

Carcinogenic properties of cetain rubber additives. Abstr., E Boyland, R L. Carter, and F J. Roe

Carcinogenic studies on soot of coffee-roasting plants., W C. Hueper and W W. Payne

Carcinogenic studies on water-insoluble polymers., W C. Hueper

Carcinogen-induced chromosome aberrations in hematopoietic cells of mice., Y Kurita, H Shisa, M Marsuyama, Y Nishizuka, E T. Tanaka), and T H. Yosida

Carcinogen-induced hepatic tumors in mice. Abstr., L L. Grosso and J H. Lerthem

Carcinogen-induced immune depression, absence in mice resistant to chemical oncogenesis., O Stutman

Carcinogen-induced inhibition of nk activity in mice. Abstr., E Gorelik and R B. Herberman

Carcinogen induced mallory bodies in liver cells studied in vitro. Abstr., E Borenfreund, P J. Higgins, and E Peterson

Carcinogen-induced mammary tumors from preneoplastic nodule outgrowths in balb/c mice., D Medina and K B. Ome

Carcinogen-induced neoplastic transformation in balb/c3t3 cells. Abstr., A Sivak, L Rudenko, and I Simons

Carcinogen-induced tolerance to homotransplantation of normal tissues. Abstr., B A. Rubin

Carcinogen-induced tumors of the thymus. Iii. Restoration of neo- natally thymectomized mice with thymomas in cell-impermeable chambers., O Stutman, E J. Yunis, and R A. Good

Carcinogen-induced tumors of the thymus. II. Lung colonies as a means of separating different cell types of a functional thymoma., O Stutman, E J. Yunis, and R A. Good

Carcinogen-induced tumors of the thymus. I. Restoration of neo- natally thymectomized mice with a functional thymoma., O Stutman, E J. Yunis, and R A. Good

Carcinogen-induced tumors of the thymus. IV. Humoral influences of normal thymus and functional thymomas and influence of postthymectomy period of restoration., O Stutman, E J. Yunis, and R A. Good

Carcinoma cells from bovine mammary gland., F D. Bohmer, W Lehmann, H E. Schmidt, P Langen, D R. Grosse, and C O. Mammary

Carcinoma della cervice uterina nel topo (balb/cf/cb/se substrain) da 20-metilcolantrene., G Barbieri, M Olivi, and I Paoletti

Carcinoma del proestomago de raton c3h. Su conversion a la forma ascitica por pasajes intraperitonales., chavez P. Mori

Carcinoma line: development of cholinergic neurons. Abstr., S E. Pfeiffer, H Jakob, K Mikoshiba, J Nicolas, D F. Jacob, and A. Terato

Carcinoma of the seminal vesicle in the mouse., C Rowlatt

Carcinomas induced by cell lines cultivated from normal mouse placentas., T Log, K S. Chang, and Y C. Hsu

Carcinomas of the liver in female mice fed toluene-2,4- -diamine., M D. Reuber

Carcinoma xenografted in nude mice. Abstr., E N. Spremulli, D L. Dexter, P Young, D Campbell, D P. Calabresi, and O O. Colon

Carcinoneonatal antigens on sv40 transformed syngeneic cells. Abstr., C Abramson, D Axler, V Hetherington, and S Kavros

Carcinostase durch heterocyclische derivate des 2-amino-1,4-naphtho- chinons bei transplantations-tumoren., E Grundmann, J Juhling, J Putter, and H J. Seidel

Carcinostatic activity of 4-hydroxy-2-pent-en-1-al against trans- plantable murine tumour lines., P J. Conroy, J T. Nodes, T F. Slater, and G W. White

Carcinostatic activity of some dicarbonyl compounds and their bis-hy- drazones., F A. French, B L. Freeflander, A Hasking, and J French

Carcinostatic effect of aliphatic aldehydes and aldehyde dehydrogenase activity in ehrlich carcinoma, sarcoma 180, and yoshida ah 130 hepatoma., A Perin, A Sessa, and E Ciaranfi

Carcinostatic liver factor. I. Effect in vitro of homologous liver extract on viability of ehrlich ascites carcinoma cells., W Nakahara and F Fukuoka

Cardiac activity in the mouse, strain differences., D A. Blizard and R Welty

Cardiac allografts in mice congenic at non-h-2 histocompatibility loci., L J. Detolla, H C. Passmore, and N C. Palczuk

Cardiac allograft tolerance: failure to develop in interleukin-4-deficient mice correlates with unusual allosensitization patterns., J H. Sirak, C G. Orosz, D C. Roopenian, E Wakely, and A M. VanBuskirk

Cardiac conduction abnormalities in a mouse model of Lyme borreliosis., S Saba, B A. VanderBrink, G Perides, L J. Glickstein, M S. Link, M K. Homoud, R T. Bronson, M Estes, and P J. Wang

Cardiac injury in the aged mouse: comparative ultra- structural effects of fission spectrum neutrons and gamma rays., S P. Stearner, V V. Yang, and R L. Devine

Cardiac lesions developing in mice treated with estrogen., Y Nishizuka, K Nakakuki, and T Sakakura

Cardiac lesions in c mice fed choline-deficient or choline-supple- mented diets. Abstr., H M. Thomas, B R. Clower, and W L. Williams

Cardiac lesions in c mice, result of choline-deficient and choline- -supplemented diets., H M. Thomas, W L. Williams, and B R. Clower

Cardiac lesions in mice fed high fat, low protein diets. Abstr., C R. Ball

Cardiac lysosomal enzyme activity in the genetically diabetic mouse. Abstr., L Skoza, F Giacomelli, and J Wiener

Cardiac manifestations of Alstrom syndrome: echocardiographic findings., A N. Makaryus, M E. Zubrow, J D. Marshall, L D. Gillam, and J R. Mangion

Cardiac transplantation in mice. I. Factors influencing the take and survival of heterotopic grafts., K P. Judd and J J. Trentin

Cardiac transplantation in mice. II. Effect of continuous immuno- suppressive therapy on the survival of h-2-incompatible allografts., K P. Judd and J J. Trentin

Cardiac transplantation in mice. IV. Relationship between anti- thymocyte-globulin (atg) dose, allograft survival and anti-atg immunity, K Judd, C Bryant, R Ruckman, and J Trentin

Cardiac transplantation in mice. V. Prolongation of allografts with cell-free extracts and antithymocyte globulin., K Judd and J Trentin

Cardiac transplants in mice. Iii. Histopathology of allograft rejection in control and antithymocyte serum-treated recipients., J D. Milam, K P. Judd, C R. Allen, and J J. Trentin

Cardial lesions in (cba x dba/2)f1 mice bearing transplanted plasma cell neoplasms and in untreated dba/2 mice., P Ebbesen, H E. Christensen, and nielsen R. Rask

Cardiotoxic effects of doxorubicin with and without carntine., G H. Strohm, I )i, C M. Payne, D S. Alberts, Y Peng, T E. Moon, J J. Bahl, and R Bressler

Care of young under communal conditions in the mouse (mus musculus)., R Gandelman, R E. Paschke, M Zarrow, and V H. Denenberg

Carnitine metabolism in obese (ob/ob) mice. Abstr., P Hahn

Carrageenan-induced decline of natural cytotoxicity: activation of adherent suppressor cells. Abstr., Hochman and G Cudkowicz

Carrageenan stimulated populations of mouse "b" cells mostly nonoverlapping with those stimulated with lps or dextran sulfate., J B. Kolb, P C. Quan, M Poupon, and C Desaymard

Carrier-amino acid stoichiometry in amino acid transport in ehrlich ascites cells., J A. Jacquez

Carrier and hapten antibody-producing cells, in vitro. I. Cyto- kinetics., T Pazdernik and E Uyeki

Carrier-dependent selection of antibody clones and classes during the immune response., H Kolb

Carrier determined tolerance. Abstr., Y Borel and L Kilham

Carrier-determined tolerance in vitro., P Galanaud, benson M. Aldo, and Y Borel

Carrier determined tolerance with various subclasses of murine myeloma igg., Y Borel, D T. Golan, L Kilham, and H Borel

Carrier-directed anti-hapten responses by b-cell subsets., G K. Lewis and J W. Goodman

Carrier effect during the course of experimental schistosomiasis: suppression of the response to tnp-schistosomula in rats and inbred mice., pinto F. Ramalho, S R. Smithers, and J H. Playfair

Carrier independent t cell helper effects in antigenic stimulation., R A. Doughty and N R. Klinman

Carrier-induced tolerance to nucleic acid antigens., B D. Stollar and Y Borel

Carrier-mediated transport of daunorubicin, adriamycin, and rubidazone in ehrlich ascites tumour cells., T Skovsgaard

Carrier-mediated transport of the folic acid analogue, methotrexate, in the l1210 leukemia cell., I D. Goldman, N S. Lichtenstein, and V T. Oliverio

Carrier-specific immune memory to a thymus-independent antigen in congenitally athymic mice., C F. Schott and B Merchant

Carrier-specific immune memory to dnp-ficoll in athymic mice. Abstr., C F. Schott

Carrier specificity and the allogeneic effect in mice., K Rajewsky, G Roelants, and B A. Askonas

Carrier-specific regulatory t cell-mediated stem cell depletion and regression of established murine myeloma tumors. Abstr., J W. Rohrer

Carrying two complementing lethal albino alleles., E M. Eicher, S E. Lewis, H A. Turchin, waelsch D. Gluecksohn, and E O. Mice

Cartilage anomaly (can), a new mutant gene in the mouse., D R. Johnson and J M. Wise

Cartilage in transplants of a teraoma. Abstr., R L. Swarm

Cartilage matrix deficiency (cmd). A new autosomal recessive lethal mutation in the mouse., E Rittenhouse, L C. Dunn, J Cookingham, C Calo, M Spiegelman, G B. Dooher, and D Bennett

Carzinostatin, a new anti-tumor substance. Abstr., N Ishida, K Kumagai, K Miyazaki, and M Ito

Casein and 3-methylcholanthrene carcinogenesis in inbred c57bl/60s female mice., Y Akamatsu

Casein and alpha-lactalbumin messenger rnas during the development of mouse mammary gland. Isolatiion, partial purification, and translation in a cell-free system., T Takemoto, Y Nagamatsu, and T Oka

Casein induced amyloidosis in t-cell deprived mice., G Nielsen, E Leuchars, M Doenhoff, and P Ebbesen

Casein-induced amyloidosis in the nude mouse. I. Acceleration of amyloidosis in recipients of spleen grafts from casein-sensitized donor mice. II. Transfer of amyloidosis by spleen cells., F Hardt and M H. Claesson

Casein-induced experimental amyloidosis. Iii. Response to mitogens, allogeneic cells, and graft-versus-host reactions in the murine model., M A. Scheinberg and E S. Cathcart

Casein-induced experimental amyloidosis. VI. A pathogenic role for b cells in the murine model, M A. Scheinberg and E S. Cathcart

Casein-induced experimental amyloidosis. V. The response of lymphoid organs to t and b mitogens., M A. Scheinberg, M Bennett, and E S. Cathcart

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Casein kinase 2 regulates in vivo bone formation through its interaction with bone morphogenetic protein receptor type Ia., Beth Bragdon, Shayamala Thinakaran, Oleksandra Moseychuk, Lauren Gurski, Jeremy Bonor, Christopher Price, Liyun Wang, Wesley G Beamer, and Anja Nohe

Casein, lactoglobulin, fat and dna synthesis within mouse mammary epithelial cells grown in cell culture. Abstr., M K. Feldman

Casein messenger rns (mrna) induced in organ culture of whole mammary gland. Abstr., P M. Terry, M R. Banerjee, and R M. Lui

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Caspase-1 is not required for type 1 diabetes in the NOD mouse., W H. Schott, B D. Haskell, H M. Tse, M J. Milton, J D. Piganelli, Rossi C. Choisy, P C. Reifsnyder, A V. Chervonsky, and E H. Leiter

Castrated and intact bdf1 mice., M L. Thompson, T E. Gill, S Intosh, D A. Manning, and F O. Of

Castration-induced obesity in mice. Body composition, histology of adrenal cortex and islets of langerhans in castrated mice., F X. Hausberger and B C. Hausberger

Catabolic half-lives of immunoglobulin and albumin as a function of age in mice., R P. Quinn, G B. Price, J M. Ellis, and T Makinodan

Catabolism in ehrlich ascites tumor cells in vitro., J F. Henderson, M L. Battell, G Zombor, J Fuska, D P. Nemec, and S O. And

Catabolism of human igg in mice sensitized to various igg fragments. Similarities to the catabolism of rheumatoid igg in mice., J Watkins, A Roberts, and P M. Johnson

Catabolism of human low density lipoproteins by human hepatoma cell line HepG2., N Dashti, G Wolfbauer, E Koren, B Knowles, and P Alaupovic

Catabolism of serum albumin in x-irradiated mice., A Sassen, F Kennes, A Reuter, and M Telia

Catabolism of thymidine during the lymphocyte cell cycle., D C. Usher and H Reiter

Catabolism, physical, and immunologic properties of endocytosed isologous and heterologous gamma-globulins by mouse macrophages., A Cruchaud, M Berney, and L Balant

Catabolite inhibition: a general phenomenon in the control of carbohydrate utilization., J F. McGinnis and K Paigen

Catabolite repression is not due to end-product repression in the gal operon., K Paigen, B Williams, and J McGinnis

Catagen in the hairless house mouse., D F. Orwin, H B. Chase, and A F. Silver

Catalase activity in mouse leukemia l1210., F I. Lottsfeldt, C Pehoushek, and W Krivit

Catalase activity in subcellular fractions of neoplastic and liver tissues. Abstr., L A. Miller and A Goldfeder

Catalase activity of immature and mature red cells from acatala- semic mouse mutant., M Ogata, T Inoue, K Tomokuni, and S Takahara

Catalase and adh-mediated oxidation of ethanol in liver microsomes of acatalasemic mice. Abstr., M P. Schulman and K P. Vatsis

Catalase enchances growth of cancer lines in tissue culture. Abstr., M Gidlund, J Yavelow, M Levitz, and W Troll

Catalase in salivary gland striated and excretory duct cells. II. Body: an ellipsoidal peroxisomal organelle with crystalloid axial projections., J S. Hanker, M S. Silverman, and D K. Romanovicz

Catalase in salivary gland striated and excretory duct cells. Iii. Immunocytochemical demonstration with fluorescein- and peroxidase-labelled antibodies., R A. Coleman and J S. Hanker

Catalase in salivary gland striated and excretory duct cells. I. The distribution of cytoplasmic and particulate catalase and the presence of catalase-positive rods., J S. Hanker, J W. Preece, E J. Burkes, and D K. Romanovicz

Catalase mutiplicity in normal and actalasemic mice., R S. Holmes

Catalog of mutant genes and polymorphic loci., M C. Green

Cataracts., Sara Hurd

Cataracts and abnormal proliferation of the lens epithelium in mice carrying the catfr gene., J Zwaan and R M. Williams

Cataracts in transgenic mice caused by a human papillomavirus type 18 E7 oncogene driven by KRT1-14., S Ghim, A B. Jenson, J A. Bubier, K A. Silva, R S. Smith, and J P. Sundberg

Catecholamine biosynthesis and the activity of a number of copper-dependent enzymes in the copper deficient mottled mouse mutants., D M. Hunt

Catecholamine concentration in discrete areas of brain of several strains of mice. Correlation with aggressivity. Abstr., N B. Thoa, Y Tizabi, davies G. Maengwyn, I J. Kopin, and D M. Jacobowitz

Catecholamine distribution in mice afflicted with muscular dystrophy., P Gordon and R M. Dowben

Catecholamine-induced stimulation of adenylate cyclase in parallel with a change in tubulin assembly in ehrlich ascites tumor cells., T Kurokawa, H Kurumada, M Yokota, M Yoshida, and S Ishibashi

Catecholamines in mutant mouse cerebellum. Fluorescence microscopic and chemical studies., S C. Landis, W J. Shoemaker, M Schlumpf, and F E. Bloom

Catecholamines in neuroblastoma cells from human bone marrow, tissue culture, and murine c-1300 tumor., L Helson and J L. Biedler

Catecholamines in organs of immunosympathectomized mice., M B. Visscher, Y C. Lee, and T Azuma

Catecholamines, strain differences in biosynthetic enzyme activity in mice., R D. Ciaranello, R Barchas, S Kessler, and J D. Barchas

Catechol-o-methyl-transferase activity in dibutyryl cyclic amp, prostaglandin and x-ray-induced differentiated neuroblastoma cell culture., K Prasad and B Mandal

Catenated oligomeric circular dna molecules from mitochondria of malignant and normal mouse and rat tissues., D R. Wolstenholme, J D. Laren, K Koike, and E I. Jacobson

Cat gene frequencies in Richmond, California., L Lamoreux and R Robinson

Cathepsin b activity in b16 melanoma cells: a possible marker for metastatic potential., B F. Sloane, K V. Honn, J G. Sadler, W A. Turner, E J. Kimpson, and J D. Taylor

Cathepsin b activity in normal and dystrophic cells and tissues from the mouse. Abstr., A H. Warner, P Gopalan, and M J. Dufresne

Cathepsin b activity in stimulated mouse peritoneal macrophages., B Morland and A Pedersen

Cathepsin d of mouse leukemia l1210 cells. Unusual intracellular localization and biochemical properties., W E. Bowers, C F. Beyer, and N Yago

Cathespin b-like proteinase identified as inducer of platelet aggregation by tumor cells. Abstr., P G. Cavanaugh, B F. Sloane, C Evens, and K V. Honn

Cation binding at the node of ranvier. II. Redistribution of binding sites during electrical stimulation., J C. Zagoren and J C. Arezzo

Cation binding at the node of ranvier. I. Localization of binding sites during development., J C. Zagoren, C S. Raine, and K Suzuki

Cation flux in the ehrlich ascites tumor cell. Evidence for na+-for- -na+ and k+-for-k+ exchange diffusion., J T. Tupper

Cation gradients, atp and amino acid accumulation in ehrlich ascites cells., S J. Potashner and R M. Johnstone

Cationic amphiphilic drugs as a potential tool for modifying phospholipids of tumor cells. An in vitro study of chlor- promazine effects on krebs ii ascites cells., M Plantavid, H Chap, J Lloveras, and blazy L. Douste

Cation interaction selectivity sequences for an s37 ascites cell amino acid transport system., R H. Matthews

Cations, transport and exchange diffusion of methionine in ehrlich ascites cells., S Potashner and R M. Johnstone

Cation transport and growth regulation in neuroblastoma cells. Mod- ulations of k+ transport and electrical membrane properties during the cell cycle., J Boonstra, C L. Mummery, L G. Tertoolen, V D. Saag, and S W. Laat

Cattanach's translocation as a tool for studying the action of the shaker-1 gene in the mouse., M S. Deol and M C. Green

Cattanach's translocation, cytological characterization by quinacrine mustard staining., U Francke and M Mesbitt

Ca++ uptake by murine lymphocytes as a result of act- ivation by rabbit anti-mouse igm and anti-brain anti- sera. Abstr., L N. Fuge and V C. Maino

Causal mechanisms in audiogenic seizures., B E. Ginsburg

Causation of sexual preferences of the house mouse. The behaviour of mice reared by parents whose odour was artificially altered., D Mainardi, M Marsan, and A Pasquali

Cause of homologous disease., L R. Heim, C Martinez, and R A. Good

Cause of pre-implantation death of mouse oocytes x-irradiated in vitro. Abstr., T P. Lin and L E. Glass

Causes of death and their contribution to radiation-induced life shortening in intact and ovariectomized mice., J B. Storer, T J. Mitchell, and R L. Ullrich

Causes of death in mated female mice., K M. Munro

Causes of sterility in male mice derived from germ cells x-irradiated in spermatogonial or postspermatogonial stages. Abstr., N Cacheiro and M Swartout

C-band patterns of chromosomes in 17 strains of mice., M Yoshida and Y Kodama

C-band polymorphisms in exotic inbred strains of mice: a method for mapping centromeric ends of chromosomes., E C. Akeson and M T. Davisson

Cba/n immune defective mice; evidence for the failure of a b cell subpopulation to be expressed., I Scher

Cba/n responsiveness to phosphorylcholine. Abstr., J M. Fidler

Cba/n unresponsiveness to phenol tnp-lps. Abstr., J M. Fidler

Cba/n x balb/cj f1 male and female mice can be primed to express quantitatively equivalent secondary anti-phospho- choline responses., E R. Clough, D A. Levy, and J J. Cebra

Cba/n x-linked b-cell defect prevents nzb b-cell hyperactivity in f1 mice., J D. Taurog, H M. Moutsopoulos, Y J. Rosenberg, H M. Chused, and A D. Steinberg

Cba/n x-linked defect delays expression of the y-linked accelerated autoimmune disease in bxsb mice., B Golding, H Golding, P G. Foiles, and J I. Morton

Cba/n x-linked defect inhibits nzb b-cell hyperactivity. Abstr., J D. Taurog, H M. Moutsopoulos, Y J. Rosenberg, H M. Chused, and A D. Steinberg

Cc-1065, a novel antitumor agent that interacts strongly with double stranded dna. Abstr., D H. Swenson, W C. Krueger, and A H. Lin

Cc-1065 (nsc 298223), a most potent antitumor agent: kinetics of inhibition of growth, dna synthesis, and cell survival., B K. Bhuyan, K A. Newell, S L. Crampton, and D D. Von hoff

Cd2f1: a mouse strain with a defective adcc cell. Abstr., S K. Dheer

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CD34+CD38+CD19+ as well as CD34+CD38-CD19+ cells are leukemia-initiating cells with self-renewal capacity in human B-precursor ALL., Y Kong, S Yoshida, Y Saito, T Doi, Y Nagatoshi, M Fukata, D P. Lu, L D. Shultz, M Harada, and al et

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CD38 controls ADP-ribosyltransferase-2-catalyzed ADP-ribosylation of T cell surface proteins., C Krebs, S Adriouch, F Braasch, W Koestner, E H. Leiter, M Seman, F E. Lund, N Oppenheimer, F Haag, and Nolte F. Koch

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CD38 is required for the peripheral survival of immunotolerogenic CD4+ invariant NK T cells in nonobese diabetic mice., Y G. Chen, J Chen, M A. Osborne, H D. Chapman, G S. Besra, S A. Porcelli, E H. Leiter, S B. Wilson, and D V. Serreze

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CD40-mediated activation of T cells accelerates, but is not required for, encephalitogenic potential of myelin basic protein-recognizing T cells in a model of progressive experimental autoimmune encephalomyelitis., Leeman S. Abromson, E Maverakis, R Bronson, and M E. Dorf

CD4 molecules lacking p56lck binding site promote T cell recognition of MHC class I., Stephen Poon

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CD4+ T cell activation and tolerance induction in B cell knockout mice., J A. Phillips, C G. Romball, M V. Hobbs, D N. Ernst, L D. Shultz, and W O. Weigle

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CD4(+) T cells and the proinflammatory cytokines gamma interferon and interleukin-6 contribute to alveolar bone loss in mice., P J. Baker, M Dixon, R T. Evans, L Dufour, E Johnson, and D C. Roopenian

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CD4+ T cells reactive to enteric bacterial antigens in spontaneously colitic C3H/HeJBir mice: increased T helper cell type 1 response and ability to transfer disease., Y Cong, S L. Brandwein, R P. McCabe, A Lazenby, E H. Birkenmeier, J P. Sundberg, and C O. Elson

CD4+ T-lymphocytes are not required for murine resistance to the human filarial parasite, Brugia malayi., T V. Rajan, F K. Nelson, N Killeen, L D. Shultz, J A. Yates, J M. Bailis, D R. Littman, and D L. Greiner

CD8+ T lymphocytes are not required for murine resistance to human filarial parasites., T V. Rajan, F K. Nelson, L D. Shultz, B H. Koller, and D L. Greiner

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CD8+ T regulatory cells express the Ly49 Class I MHC receptor and are defective in autoimmune prone B6-Yaa mice., H J. Kim, X Wang, S Radfar, T J. Sproule, D C. Roopenian, and H Cantor

Cdcs1 a major colitis susceptibility locus in mice; subcongenic analysis reveals genetic complexity., A Bleich, G Buchler, J P. Affourtit, B L. King, D J. Shaffer, D C. Roopenian, H J. Hedrich, J P. Sundberg, and E H. Leiter

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Cdcs1, a major colitogenic locus in mice, regulates innate and adaptive immune response to enteric bacterial antigens., J Beckwith, Y Cong, J P. Sundberg, C O. Elson, and E H. Leiter

Cd-induced exencephaly and eye defects in the mouse. Abstr., L J. Pierro and J S. Haines

cDNA sequence and chromosomal localization of mouse Dlgh3 gene adjacent to the BRCA1 tumor suppressor locus., L Lin, L L. Peters, S L. Ciciotte, and A H. Chishti

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cDNA sequence, genomic structure, and expression of the mouse dematin gene (Epb4.9)., A C Azim, A C Kim, M Lutchman, S Andrabi, L L Peters, and A H Chishti

Cdr reversal of growth inhibition by iudr. Abstr., J Cramer and G Cramer

Cdr reversal of hypothermia-enhanced dna inhibition by iudr. Abstr., H Sievert, J W. Cramer, and G Cramer

Cdr reversal of temperature-dependent growth inhibition by iudr. Abstr., J W. Cramer and G Cramer

CDS annotation in full-length cDNA sequence., M Furuno, T Kasukawa, R Saito, J Adachi, H Suzuki, R Baldarelli, Y Hayashizaki, and Y Okazaki

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C. elegans sequences that control trans-splicing and operon pre-mRNA processing., J H. Graber, J Salisbury, L N. Hutchins, and T Blumenthal

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CELF4 Regulates Translation and Local Abundance of a Vast Set of mRNAs, Including Genes Associated with Regulation of Synaptic Function., Jacy L Wagnon, Michael Briese, Wenzhi Sun, Connie L Mahaffey, Tomaž Curk, Gregor Rot, Jernej Ule, and Wayne N Frankel

CELF4 ribonucleoprotein complex (RNP): insights into CELF4 target mRNA regulation and behavior in epileptic Celf4-deficient mice., Sherie Zhou

Celiac sprue: correlation with murine t cell responses to wheat gliadin components., M F. Kognoff, R K. Austin, H C. Johnson, J E. Bernardin, M D. Dietler, and D D. Kasarda

Cella and organismal factors determining spontaneous mutability and radiosensitivity of mammal chromosomes. Abstr., J J. Kerkis, T D. Osetrova, and V V. Logvinova

Cell adhesion and chondrogenesis in brachypod mouse limb mesenchyme: fragment fusion studies., J Duke and W A. Elmer

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Cell adhesion to agrin presented as a nanopatterned substrate is consistent with an interaction with the extracellular matrix and not transmembrane adhesion molecules., T Wolfram, J P. Spatz, and R W. Burgess

Cell adhesion to solid surfaces: the effect of membrane deformation., Bridgette A. Barry

Cell and tissue transplantation: a means of studying the aging process., D E. Harrison

Cell assembly patterns of embryonic mouse cerebellar cells on carbohydrate-derivatized polylysine culture substrata., M E. Hatten

Cell-associated immune reaction against autochthonous tumors in mice. Abstr., T O. Yoshida and C M. Southam

Cell-associated mammary tumor virus in blood of balb/cfc3h mice., S Nandi, S Haslam, and C Helmich

Cell-associated mammary tumor virus (mtv) antigens in mouse mammary tumor cell cultures. Abstr., M J. Yagi

Cell-associated proteases affect tumour cell migration in vitro., J Varani, W Orr, and P A. Ward

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Cell autonomy of DSCAM function in retinal development., Peter G Fuerst, Freyja Bruce, Ryan P Rounds, Lynda Erskine, and Robert W Burgess

Cell-bound immunity to autologous and syngeneic mouse tumors induced by methylcholanthrene and plastic discs., I Hellstrom and K E. Hellstrom

Cell-bound myeloma proteins on the surface of myeloma cells. Potential targets for the immune system., K Hannestad, M Kao, and H N. Eisen

Cell-cell interaction by mouse limb cells during in vitro chondrogenesis: analysis of the brachypod mutation., E M. Owens and M Solursh

Cell-cell interactions in the t cell proliferative response. I. Anaylsis of the cell types involved and evidence for nonspecific t cell recruitment., H Y. Tse, R H. Schwartz, and W E. Paul

Cell (cfu-c) proliferation in mice., S S. Adler, F O. Erythropoiesis, and G Progenitor

Cell changes during the development of myeloid leukaemia in the rf mouse., A W. Craig, L G. Lajtha, and T Tanaka

Cell changes in ectromelia virus infection., P M. De burgh

Cell clones with different sensitivity to cytostatic drugs in methyl- cholanthrene-induced mouse sarcomas., L Hakansson and C Trope

Cell coat in tumor cells - effects of trypsin and edta. A biochemical and morphological study., L J. Anghileri

Cell competence for induction of differentiation by insulin and other compounds in myeloid leukemic clones continuously cultured in serum-free medium., G Symonds and L Sachs

Cell components in the immune response. I. Gradient seperation of immune cells., R Mishell, R Dutton, and D Raidt

Cell components in the immune response. II. Cell attachment separation of immune cells., K Hartmann, R Dutton, M M. Carthy, and R Mishell

Cell components in the immune response. Iii. Neonatal thymectomy, restoration in culture., J Hirst and R Dutton

Cell components in the immune response. IV. Relationships and possible interactions., R Dutton, M M. Carthy, R Mishell, and D Raidt

Cell contacts in the mouse mammary gland. I. Normal gland in postnatal development and the secretory cycle., D R. Pitelka, S T. Hamamoto, J G. Duafala, and M K. Nemanic

Cell co-operation and hapten-carrier complexes., H Snippe and E Kamp

Cell cooperation during in vivo anti-hapten antibody responses. VI. Evidence for an allogeneic effect replacing one of two helper t cells., C A. Janeway Jr., D L. Bert, and D E. Mosier

Cell cooperation during in vivo anti-hapten antibody responses. V. Two synergistic ly-1+23- helper t cells with distinctive specificies., C A. Janeway Jr., D L. Bert, and F Shen

Cell cooperation in abolition of tolerance to xenogeneic tumor., M Marusic, N Allegretti, and F Culo

Cell cooperation in antibody induction. The susceptibility of helper cells to specific lethal radioactive antigen., G Roelants and B A. Askonas

Cell culture factors influencing in vitro expression of mouse mammary tumor virus., D L. Fine, L O. Arthur, and L J. Young

Cell culture of mammalian thymic epithelial cells: growth, structural, and antigenic properties., T Sun, P Bonitz, and W H. Burns

Cell culture of the endocrine pancreas of the mouse in chemically defined media., E H. Leiter, D I. Coleman, and C Waymouth

Cell culture of the endocrine pancreas of the mouse in chemically defined media., E Leiter, D Doleman, and C Waymouth

Cell culture of three antibody-producing murine plasmacytomas., P Periman

Cell culture of tumor cells from murine colon adenocarcinoma 26. Abstr., E A. Dulmadge and L J. Wilkoff

Cell cultures by dexamethasone., W I. Cox, N J. Holbrook, R J. Grasso, S Specter, N H. Friedman s, and S O. Spleen

Cell cycle activation and cell adhesion: dissociation of two major effects of tumor promoting phorbol esters. Abstr., L D. Tomei

Cell cycle analysis and DNA aneuploidy in autoimmune mice homozygous for the lpr and gld mutations., V S. Prasad and C L. Sidman

Cell cycle analysis in the mouse egg-cylinder., D Solter, N Skreb, and I Damjanov

Cell-cycle analysis of insulin binding and internalization on mouse melanoma cells., N Shimizu, Y Shimizu, and B B. Fuller

Cell cycle analysis of nzb cells. Abstr., E S. Raveche, M Schlam, and A D. Steinberg

Cell cycle changes and the ability of cells to undergo virus-induced fusion., J K. Stadler and E A. Adelberg

Cell-cycle control of c-myc but not c-ras expression is lost following chemical transformation., J Campisi, H E. Gray, A B. Pardee, M Dean, and G E. Sonenshein

Cell cycle dependence of chemically induced malignant transformation in vitro., H Marquardt

Cell cycle dependence of transformation expression in mouse cells transformed by a thermosensitive mutant (ts-121) of polyoma virus., Y S. Okada and A Hakura

Cell-cycle dependency of budr-induced mutation for six genetic markers in cultured mammalian cells., N Nakamura and S Okada

Cell-cycle dependency of chemical oncogenic transformation in culture. Abstr., J S. Bertram and C Heidelberger

Cell cycle dependency of dna damage and repair in transformable mouse fibroblasts treated with n-methyl-n'-nitro-n-nitrosoguanidine., A Peterson, J S. Bertram, and C Heidelberger

Cell cycle-dependent alterations of the two types of ribo- nucleases h in l5178y cells., W E. Muller, W Geurtsen, R K. Zahn, and J Arendes

Cell cycle dependent changes in potassium transport., B Mills and J T. Tupper

Cell cycle-dependent radiosensitivity in two-cell mouse embryos in culture., M Domon

Cell cycle distribution of chronically hypoxic cells and deter- mination of the clonogenic potential of cells accumulated in g2 + m phases after irradiation of solid tumor in vivo., M G. Pallavicini, M E. Lalande, R G. Miller, and R P. Hill

Cell cycle effects produced by 1-(2chloroethyl)3cyclohexyl 1-nitrosourea (ccnu) and its decomposition products. Abstr., D Bray, V Oliverio, R Adamson, and V D. Vita

Cell cycle of l1210 leukemia cells in vivo., S A. Shirakawa and Z A. On

Cell cycle of lymphocytes in mouse thymus., J I. Fabrikant and B R. Foster

Cell cycle of mouse embryonic tissue under continuous gamma-irradia- tion., D E. Wimber and L F. Lamerton

Cell cycle phase preferential killing of fibrosarcoma tumor cells by cis-ddp or adriamycin. Abstr., C P. Sigdestad, D J. Grdina, L Peters, and J Stutesman

Cell cycle regulation of cloned cytolytic t cells by t cell growth factor: analysis by flow microfluorometry., R P. Sekaly, H R. Macdonald, P Zaech, and M Nabholz

Cell cycle-specific effects of juvenile hormone on the induction of xenotropic murine retrovirus. Abstr., W A. Suk, L M. Ceccorulli, and C W. Long

Cell cycle-specific inhibition by retinoic acid of xenotropic murine retrovirus expression., W A. Suk, L M. Ceccorulli, and C W. Long

Cell cycle-specific oncogenic transformation of c3h/10t1/2 clone 8 mouse embryo cells by 1-beta-d-arabinofuranosylcyto- sine., P A. Jones, M S. Baker, J S. Bertram, and W F. Benedict

Cell cycle-specific regulation of beta-adrenergic receptors and cyclic amp accumulation in s49 lymphoma cells. Abstr., L C. Mahan and P A. Insel

Cell cycle studies of thymus and spleen cells using flow microfluoro- metric techniques. Abstr., Y S. George, J Gray, and J R. Lumb

Cell cycle synchronization prior to phase-specific therapy with increased survival. Abstr., R E. Moran and M J. Straus

Cell cycle variation in 125i-labeled epidermal growth factor binding in chemically transformed cells., R A. Robinson, E L. Branum, M E. Volkenant, and H L. Moses

Cell death and tumor growth. Abstr., K H. Clifton and M B. Yatvin

Cell death (apoptosis) in the mouse small intestine after low doses: effects of dose-rate, 14-7 mev neutrons, and 600 mev (maxiumum energy) neutrons., J H. Hendry, C S. Potten, C Chadwick, and M Bianchi

Cell density dependence of focus formation in the c3h/10t1/2 transformation assay., D A. Haber, D A. Fox, W S. Dynan, and W G. Thilly

Cell density-dependent growth in agar of bone marrow cells from tumor- -bearing balb/c mice in the absence of a colony-stimulating factor., K Nooter and P Bentvelzen

Cell density-dependent stimulation of glutamine synthetase activity in cultured mouse teratoma cells., D T. Connolly and S B. Oppenheimer

Cell detachment in ouabain-sensitive and risistant ehrlich ascites cells., L Weiss, E Mayhew, and D Huber

Cell differentiation and the primary lesion in mouse mammary carcino- genesis., E Y. Lasfargues and M R. Murray

Cell differentiation and tumor promotion. Abstr., S Mondal and C Heidelberger

Cell differentiation in isolated inner cell masses of mouse blastocysts in vitro: onset of specific gene expression., M Dziadek

Cell division and cell allocation in early mouse development., S J. Kelly, J G. Mulnard, and D C. Graham

Cell division and deoxyribonucleic acid (dna) synthesis in cultures of stimulated lymphocytes., G Harris and I Olsen

Cell division and dna synthesis in the mouse uterus during continuous oestrogen treatment., A E. Lee

Cell division and tissue repair following localized dammage to the mammalian lung., J D. Simnett and J M. Fisher

Cell division in an ascites tumour in vitro, with especial reference to abnormalities of cytoplasmic cleavage., D C. Roberts and D J. Trevan

Cell division in medium lacking serum growth factor, comparison of lines transformed by different agents., H S. Smith and C D. Scher

Cell division requirement for activation of murine leukemia virus in cell culture by irradiation., J A. Otten, J M. Quarles, and R W. Tennant

Cell dynamics of the lung. Abstr., J D. Simnett, A G. Heppleston, and J Fisher

Cell electrophoretic mobilities in friend virus disease., J A. Forrester and M H. Salaman

Cell electrophoretic studies on mouse lymphocytes treated with concanavalin a: possible existence of two types of receptors on cell surface., K B. Sainis, A N. Bhisey, K Sundaram, and G P. Phondke

Cell fractionation methods and the target cells for clonal abortion of b lymphocytes., G J. Nossal, B L. Pike, J M. Teale, J E. Layton, W. Kay, and F L. Battye

Cell-free antigenic material employed to produce tolerance to skin grafts, tissue sources, preservation, dose requirements and the effects of combined use with imuran or sublethal irradiation. Abstr., W D. Kelly, M F. Kneally, F Oliveras, and C Martinez

Cell-free factor substitute for "signal 2" in generating cytotoxic reactions., M L. Sopori, B J. Alter, F H. Bach, and M L. Bach

Cell-free media of mixed lymphocyte cultures augmenting sensitization in vitro of mouse t lymphocytes against allogeneic fibroblasts., A Altman and I R. Cohen

Cell-free mice of different ages., M Kuwata, M Yamada, M Tamai, Y Kitamura, D K. Matsumoto, and T M. Germ

Cell-free passage of chemically induced thymic lymphoma in c57bl mice. Abstr., R G. Doell

Cell-free protein synthesis in mixed systems with components from ascites cells and reticulocytes., B B. Cohen

Cell-free synthesis and membrane insertion of mouse h-2dd histo- compatibility antigen and beta2-microglobulin., B Dobberstein, H Garoff, G Warren, and P J. Robinson

Cell-free synthesis and segregation of beta2-microglobulin., V R. Lingappa, B A. Cunningham, S M. Jazwinski, H P. Hopp, G Blobel, and G M. Edelman

Cell-free synthesis of mouse h-2 histocompatibility antigens., G Jay, U Ferrini, E A. Robinson, and E Appella

Cell-free synthesis of mouse mammary tumor virus pr77 from virion and intracellular mrna., H M. Dahl and C Dickson

Cell-free synthesis of myelin basic proteins in normal and dysmyelinating mutant mice., A T. Campagnoni, C W. Campagnoni, J Bourre, C Jacque, and N Baumann

Cell-free synthesis of rat growth hormone., F C. Bancroft, G Wu, and G Zubay

Cell-free synthesis of rauscher murine leukemia virus "gag" and "env" gene products from separate cellular mrna species., E C. Murphy, D C. Iii, and R B. Arlinghaus

Cell-free synthesis of rauscher murine leukemia virus "gag" and "gag-pol" precursor polyproteins from virion 35 s rna in a mrna-dependent translation system derived from mouse tissue culture cells., E C. Murphy and R B. Arlinghaus

Cell-free transfer of leucine by transfer ribonucleic acid from mouse liver and plasma cell tumors into rabbit hemoglobin., F Mushinski, A Galizzi, and G Von ehrenstein

Cell-free translation of a biologically active, antigen-specific suppressor t cell factor., K J. Wieder, B A. Araneo, J A. Kapp, and D R. Webb

Cell-free translation of a t/t complex cell surface-associated gene product., J S. Danska and L M. Silver

Cell-free translation of immunoglobulin messenger rna from mopc-315 plasmacytoma and mopc-315 nr, a variant synthesizing only light chain., M Green, P N. Graves, willner T. Zehavi, J M. Innes, and S Pestka

Cell-free translation of messenger rna for a myeloma light chain prepared from synchronised plasmactyoma cells., K A. Abraham, T E. Eikhom, R M. Dowben, and tjeldsto O. Garatun

Cell-free translation of mouse submandibular gland renin precursor mrna. Abstr., A J. Ouellette, V J. Dzau, and R E. Pratt

Cell-free transmission of 20-methylcholanthrene-induced rf mouse leukemia and electron microscopic demonstration of virus particles in its leukemic tissue., S Irino, Z Ota, T Sezaki, M Suzaki, and K Hiraki

Cell-free transmission of akr leukaemia in mice. (in Japanese), K Okada, I Miyoshi, N Kawamura, and M Sato

Cell free transmission of a plasmocytoma to various strains of adult mice., G Pedio and J Ruttner

Cell-free transmission of mouse neuroblastoma., D D. Myers, H Meier, R J. Huebner, L Vernon, and J Walker

Cell-free transmission of murine myeloid leukaemia., T Tanaka and A W. Craig

Cell-free transmission of radiogenic myeloid leukemia in the mouse., V K. Jenkins and A C. Upton

Cell fusion-impaired variants of a mouse lymphocytic cell line obtained by single-step selection for polyethylene glycol resistance., J Stadler, V Vaughan, and J Hanser

Cell fusion induced by a virus within the zona pellucida of mouse eggs., T P. Lin, J Florence, and J O. Oh

Cell fusion in mouse eggs injected with sendai virus and somatic cells. Abstr., T Lin, J Florence, and J Oh

Cell genetic studies on the interferon system. Abstr., F H. Ruddle and M Revel

Cell growth and differentiation in vitro in mouse macrophages trans- formed by a tsa mutant of simian virus 40. I. Cellular response in proliferative and phagocytic activities to the shift of temperature differs depending on the culture state in mouse bone marrow cells transformed by the tsa640 mutant of simian virus 40., T Tanigawa, H Takayama, A Takagi, and G Kimura

Cell growth and ouabain-sensitive 86rb+ uptake and (na+ +k+)- atpase activity in 3t3 and sv40 transformed 3t3 fibroblasts., H K. Kimelberg and E Mayhew

Cell growth and trna4lys synthesis in mouse 3t3 cells., B J. Ortwerth, J Wolters, J Nahlik, and C C. hollinshead

Cell hybridization and tumor viruses., B Knowles, Z Steplewski, P Swetly, Brodano G. Barbanti, and H Koprowski

Cell interaction in an immune response in vitro, requirement for theta-carrying cells., E L. Chan, R I. Mishell, and G F. Mitchell

Cell interaction in tumor allograft immunity. Suppressor cell in the spleen of allogeneic tumor-sensitized mice., B F. Argyris and M Horowitz

Cell-interaction molecules on immunocompetent lymphocytes. Development of anti-parent cell-interaction-molecule-rec- ceptor reactions in f1 hybrid mice and evidence for a unique f1 hybrid subset of interacting cells., D H. Katz, L R. Katz, and C A. Bogowitz

Cell interactions between histoincompatible t and b lymphocytes. I. Allogeneic effect by irradiated host t cells on adoptively transferred histoincompatible b lymphocytes., T Hamaoka, D P. Osborne, and D H. Katz

Cell interactions between histoincompatible t and b lymphocytes. II. Failure of physiologic cooperative interactions between t and b lymphocytes from allogeneic donor strains in humoral response to hapten-protein conjugates., D H. Katz, T Hamaoka, and B Benacerraf

Cell interactions between histoincompatible t and b lymphocytes. IV. Involvement of the immune response (ir) gene in the control of lymphocyte interactions in responses controlled by the gene., D H. Katz, T Hamaoka, M E. Dorf, P H. Maurer, and B Benacerraf

Cell interactions between histoincompatible t and b lymphocytes. IX. The failure of histoincompatible cells is not due to suppression and cannot be circumvented by carrier-priming t cells with allogeneic macrophages., D H. Katz, N Chiorazzi, J M. Donald, and L R. Katz

Cell interactions between histoincompatible t and b lymphocytes. VI. Cooperative responses between lymphocytes derived from mouse donor strains differing at genes in the s and d regions of the h-2 complex., D H. Katz, M E. Dorf, and B Benacerraf

Cell interactions between histoincompatible t and b lymphocytes. Vii. Cooperative responses between lymphocytes are controlled by genes in the i region of the h-2 complex., D H. Katz, M Graves, M E. Dorf, H Dimuzio, and B Benacerraf

Cell interactions between histoincompatible t and b lymphocytes. Viii. In vivo cooperative responses between lymphocytes are con- trolled by genes in the k-end of the h-2 complex., M E. Dorf, D H. Katz, M Graves, H D. Muzio, and B Benacerraf

Cell interactions in adoptive immune rejection of a syngeneic tumor., S B. Howell, J H. Dean, E C. Esber, and L W. Law

Cell interactions in antibody formation in vitro. I. Role of the third cell in the in vitro response of spleen cells to erythrocyte antigens., H Cosenza and L D. Leserman

Cell interactions in concanavalin a activated cation flux and dna synthesis of mouse lymphocytes., T Owens and J G. Kaplan

Cell interactions influencing murine marrow megakaryocytes: nature of the potentiator cell in bone marrow., N Williams, H Jackson, P Ralph, and I Nakoinz

Cell interactions in humoral and cell-mediated immunity., G Dennert and E Lennox

Cell interactions in leukemia-associated immunosuppression: suppression of thymus-independent antibody responses by leukemia spleen cells (moloney) in vitro is mediated by normal t cells., M J. Caulfeld and J Cerny

Cell interactions in the immune response, collaboration at the level of mature antibody producers., R V. Petrov and A A. Mikhajlova

Cell interactions in the immune response. Effect of humoral factor released from bone marrow cells on the quantity of mature antibody producers in culture of immune lymph node cells., R V. Petrov, A A. Mikhajlova, R N. Stepanenko, and L A. Zakharova

Cell interactions in the immune response in vitro. 1. Metabolic acti- vities of t cells in a collaborative antibody response., M Feldmann and A Basten

Cell interactions in the immune response in vitro. Iii. Specific collaboration across a cell impermeable membrane., M Feldmann and A Basten

Cell interactions in the immune response in vitro. II. The require- ment for macrophages in lymphoid cell collaboration., M Feldmann

Cell interactions in the immune response in vitro. IV. Comparison of the effects of antigen-specific and allogeneic thymus-derived cell factors., M Feldmann and A Basten

Cell interactions in the immune response in vitro. VI. Mediation by t cell surface monomeric igm., M Feldmann, R E. Cone, and J J. Marchalonis

Cell interactions in the immune response in vitro. V. Specific collaboration via complexes of antigen and thymus-derived cell immunoglobulin., M Feldmann

Cell interactions in the induction of tolerance, the role of thymic lymphocytes., R K. Gershon and K Kondo

Cell interactions in the initial contact between cultured melanoma cells and syngeneic macrophages., K L. Erickson and F Hu

Cell interactions in the recruitment of effector lymphocytes., S Livnat and I R. Cohen

Cell killing by gamma rays and beta particles from tritiated water and incorporated tritiated thymidine., J S. Bedford, J B. Mitchell, H G. Griggs, and M A. Bender

Cell killing effectiveness of hycanthone., P Lelieveld

Cell-kill kinetics and cell-cycle effects of nogalamycin and 7-0-methylnogarol. Abstr., B K. Bhuyan, C L. Blowers, and K D. Shugars

Cell kill kinetics of several nogalamycin analogs and adriamycin for chinese hamster ovary, l1210 leukemia, and b16 melanoma cells in culture., B K. Bhuyan, C L. Blowers, S L. Crampton, and K D. Shugars

Cell-kill kinetics of several s-phase-specific drugs., B K. Bhuyan, T J. Fraser, L G. Gray, S L. Kuentzel, and G L. Neil

Cell kinetic-directed sequential chemotherapy with cyclophosphamide and adriamycin in t1699 mammary tumors., P G. Braunschweiger and L M. Schiffer

Cell kinetics after vincristine treatment of c3h/he spontaneous mammary tumors. Implications for therapy., P G. Braunschweiger and L M. Schiffer

Cell kinetics and immunogenicity of lymphoma cells treated with 5-(3,3-dimethyl-1-triazeno) imidazole-4-carboxamide (dic) in vivo., R Silvestrini, C Testorelli, A Goldin, and A Nicolin

Cell kinetics in mouse thymus studied by simultaneous use of 3h- -thymidine and colchicine., K Borum

Cell kinetics in the sebaceous glands of the mouse. II. The glands during hair growth., E Hamilton, A Howard, and C S. Potten

Cell kinetics in the sebaceous glands of the mouse. I. The glands in resting skin., E Hamilton

Cell kinetics in the spleen of ehrlich ascites tumor-bearing mice., D Suciu and Z Uray

Cell kinetics in the spleen of tumor-bearing hosts. Abstr., P K. Lala and C Lind

Cell kinetics in vivo and in vitro for c3h/he spontaneous mammary tumors., P G. Braunschweiger, L Poulakos, and L M. Schiffer

Cell kinetics of irradiated experimental tumors: cell transition from the non-proliferating to the proliferating pool., M Potmesil and A Goldfeder

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