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G73. Grossman, M. I., and Gillespie, I. E., Action of gastrin on the gastric glands. Intern. Congr. Physiol. ScL, 22nd Leiden, 1962 Part I, pp. 338-341. Elsevier, Amsterdam, 1962. [Pg.351]

The autopsy findings are very characteristic. They consist in swelling and reddening of Payer s Patches and mesenteric lymph glands, internal hemorrhages and diffuse nephritis. Cruz, Flexner, Mueller and others have shown that these lesions are not due to thrombosis, but to direct action on the tissues. The site of the injection is boggy. [Pg.25]

The use of an internal motor has found wide acceptance even for the very large autoclaves now in service, although Du Pont has used an external motor with a shaft passing through high pressure glands (157). [Pg.97]

Sheli Cover Bolted to Shell. Shell Cover Bolted to Shell. Floating Head Caver Baited ta Floating Head Cover Boited Tube Sheet or its Backing Ring. Expansion of Tube Bundle to Tube Sheet or its Provided by External Packing Gland or by Internal Bellows... [Pg.9]

The First International Symposium on Disease Prevention by IP6 and other Rice Bran Components. was conducted in Kyoto, Japan on June 8-9, 1998. Scientists from all over the globe gathered and presented their research findings on the effect of IP6 and other rice bran components on several aspects of health. The brain storming sessions of nearly 35 presentations demonstrated that IP6 is a chemopreventive agent as both a cancer inhibitor and a cancer suppressor in mammary gland, colon and lung cancer (Shamsuddin et al, 1997). [Pg.360]

The chemoreceptive mechanisms in amphibia are undoubtedly worthy of further analysis, not only for their own sake, but to provide clues as to the origination of advanced chemosignal systems. As noted above, a pheromonal signal from the mental gland acts as a courtship/ receptivity inducer. The plethodontid receptivity factor (PRF) (Chap. 3) despite its size (22 kD), seems to have been converted from its internal role as an inter-cellular cytokine, to an inter-individual coordinator of reproductive activity (Rollmann et al., 1999). Endocrine or... [Pg.154]

In the central airways (the trachea, bronchi, and bronchioles greater than 2 to 4 mm in internal diameter), inflammatory cells and mediators stimulate mucus-secreting gland hyperplasia... [Pg.232]

C. Thyroid clubbing (acropachy). (Reprinted, with permission, from Jameson JL, Weetman AP. Disorders of the thyroid gland. In Kasper DL, Braunwald E, Fauci AS, et al, (eds.) Harrison s Principles of Internal Medicine. 16th edition. New York McGraw-Hill 2004 2114.)... [Pg.678]

Bird, A.F. (1983) Changes in the dimensions of the oesophageal glands in root-knot nematodes during the onset of parasitism. International Journal for Parasitology 13, 343-348. [Pg.168]

McLaren, D.J., Burt, J.S. and Ogilvie, B.M. (1974) The anterior glands of Necator americanus. II. Cytochemical and functional studies. International foumal for Parasitology 4, 39-46. [Pg.274]

Fig. 8.6 The muscular structure and endocrine glands of man with some specially required elements indicated. (Adapted from Purves et al., Life - the Science of Biology (5th ed.). Associates, Inc. and W.H. Freeman, Sunderland, MA.) Note that organs such as liver are rich in other elements, for example, iron. The large part of the body is linked by internal bones. Fig. 8.6 The muscular structure and endocrine glands of man with some specially required elements indicated. (Adapted from Purves et al., Life - the Science of Biology (5th ed.). Associates, Inc. and W.H. Freeman, Sunderland, MA.) Note that organs such as liver are rich in other elements, for example, iron. The large part of the body is linked by internal bones.
Walinder, G. 1990. A review of risks of internal irradiation of the thyroid gland — in utero, neonatally, adults. Pages 105-110 in Iodine Prophylaxis Following Nuclear Accidents. Proceedings of the Joint WHO/CEC Workshop. July 1988. Pergamon Press, New York. [Pg.1752]

In 1858 Schiff removed the thyroid gland from animals and found they could not survive. From his, and later, Horsley s, experiments and from the clinical observations it was concluded that the effects of removal or damage to the thyroid were due to a loss of its internal secretions. Confirmation of this came when patients with myxoedema were successfully treated by thyroid extracts or even by eating thyroid tissue. [Pg.40]

Iason, A.H. (1946). The Thyroid Gland in Medical History. Froben Press, New York. Jensen, H. (1948). The Internal secretion of the pancreas In The Hormones (Pincus, G. [Pg.45]


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