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 the crystalline lens in vertebrates, including humans.
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 the relationship of blood and cerebrospinal fluid oxygen concentrations
or partial pressures.  a method of interest is polarography.
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 electron microscopy of lung or bronchi.
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 tissue culture of lung or bronchial neoplasms.
.I 5
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 the crossing of fatty acids through the placental barrier.  normal
fatty acid levels in placenta and fetus.
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 ventricular septal defect occurring in association with aortic
regurgitation.
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 radioisotopes in heart scanning.  mainly used in diagnosis of
pericardial effusions.  also used to study tumors, heart enlargement,
aneurysms and pericardial thickening.  technetium, rihsa, radioactive
hippurate, cholegraffin are used.
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 the effects of drugs on the bone marrow of man and animals,
specifically the effect of pesticides.  also, the significance
of bone marrow changes.
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 the use of induced hypothermia in heart surgery, neurosurgery, head
injuries and infectious diseases.
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 neoplasm immunology.
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 blood or urinary steroids in human breast or prostatic neoplasms.
.I 12
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 effect of azathioprine on systemic lupus erythematosus, particularly
in regard to renal lesions.
.I 13
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 bacillus subtilis phages and genetics, with particular reference
to transduction.
.I 14
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 renal amyloidosis as a complication of tuberculosis and the effects
of steroids on this condition.  only the terms kidney diseases and
nephrotic syndrome were selected by the requester.  prednisone and
prednisolone are the only steroids of interest.
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 homonymous hemianopsia in visual aphasia, particularly
measurement and assessment.  gerstmann's syndrome and agnosia are also
of interest.
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 separation anxiety in infancy (i.e. up to two years of age) and in
preschool children, particularly separation of a child from its mother.
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 nickel in nutrition:  requirements for methods for analysis; relation
with enzyme systems; toxicity of, in humans and laboratory animals;
deficiency signs and symptoms; level in various foodstuffs; level in
blood and tissues.
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 the toxicity of organic selenium compounds.
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 excretion of phosphate or pyrophosphate in the urine or the effect of
parathyroid hormone on kidney.
.I 20
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 somatotropin as it effects bone, bone development, regeneration,
resorption, bone cells, osteogenesis, physiologic calcification or
ossification, cartilage and bone diseases in general.  somatotropin as
it relates to hypophysectomy, pituitary function, diseases, dwarfism,
neoplasms, hypopituitarism and hyperpituitarism, and growth in general.
.I 21
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 language development in infancy and pre-school age.
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 mycoplasma (infection or presence) in embryo, fetus, newborn infant
or animal, or in pregnancy, gynecologic diseases, or as related to
chromosomes or chromosome abnormalities.
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 infantile autism.
.I 24
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 compensatory renal hypertrophy - - stimulus resulting in mass increase
(hypertrophy) and cell proliferation (hyperplasia) in the remaining
kidney following unilateral nephrectomy in mammals.
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 use of chlorothiazide (diuril) or hydrochlorothiazide (hydrodiuril) in
the treatment of nephogenic diabetes insipidus in children; also,
use of low sodium diets and aldactone (spironolactone) in the treatment
of childhood nephogenic diabetes insipidus.
.I 26
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 methods for experimental production of and known causes of
hydrocephalus in animals and humans.
.I 27
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 interested in the parasitic diseases.  filaria parasites found in
primates, the insect vectors of filaria, the related diptera, i. e.,
culicoides, mosquitos, etc., that may serve as vectors of this
infection-disease; also the life cycles and transmission of the
filaria.  parasites and ecology of the taiwan monkey, macaca cyclopis,
with emphasis on the filarial parasite, macacanema formosana.
.I 28
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 palliation (temporary improvement) of cancer patients by using
drugs, x-ray, surgery.
.I 29
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 hereditary implications of prolonged neonatal obstructive jaundice
associated with liver pathology.  there are but two relatively
common well-defined pathologic entities that present as such:  1 bile
duct or biliary atresia and 2 giant cell transformation of the liver
often referred to as neonatal hepatitis.  information regarding
liver and bile duct embryogenesis will be an important adjunct
to papers on the disease processes.
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 hemophilia and christmas disease, especially in regard to the
specific complication of pseudotumor formation (occurrence,
pathogenesis, treatment, prognosis).