The tonically acting pulmonary receptors innervated by C fibres

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G-band patterns as chromosomal markers,and the interpretation of chromosomal evolution in wild sheep (Ovis)

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Supported by National Science Foundation Grant no. GB 32114X and the Sprague Foundation. We thank Dr. T. C. Hsu for assistance in making the chromosome preparations and for advice and encouragement. The Trustees of the Rachelwood Wildlife Research Preserve generously allowed the biopsy of specimens of their custody. Mr.Arthur Popham kindly provided the specimens from Iran while Dr.R. M. Robinson obtained biopsies from the desert sheep.     

Studies on rII region of T2L phage

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Some functional characteristics of the electroreceptors (the ampullae of lorenzini) of elasmobranchs

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Responses of resistance and capacitance vessels at various frequency electrical stimulation of sympathetic nerves

Conclusion (1) The maximal reactions of cerebral resistance vessels arise at the stimulation frequency of 30 cps, the maximal reactions of capacitance vessels at the frequency of 10 cps. (2) Reactions of resistance vessels in the pulmonary lobe increase in the range of stimulation frequencies from 11–50 cps, maximal reactions of pulmonary capacitance vessels are observed at the frequency of 30–40 cps. (3) Reactions of resistance vessels situated below the abdominal aorta bifurcation increase progressively in the range of frequencies from 6–50 cps, the magnitude of capacitance vessel reaction reaching its maximum value at 20 cps.

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Ethanol and opioid receptor signalling

Summary Ethanol may modulate endogenous opioid systems by disrupting opioid receptor signalling. Low concentrations of ethanol slightly potentiate -opioid receptor binding by increasing receptor B_max, and, in some cases, chronic ethanol exposure decreases the density or affinity of the -opioid receptors. By contrast, high concentrations of ethanol acutely decrease -opioid receptor binding by decreasing receptor affinity, whereas chronic exposure of animals and neuronal cell lines to lower concentrations of ethanol leads to possibly adaptive increases in the density or affinity of the -opioid receptors. In the neuronal cell line NG108-15, ethanol does not up-regulate the -opioid receptor by blocking receptor degradation or endocytosis, but protein synthesis is required for this response. Up-regulation of the -opioid receptor renders ethanol-treated NG108-15 cells 3.5-fold more sensitive to opioid inhibition of adenylyl cyclase. Long-term treatment with ethanol also increases maximal opioid inhibition in NG108-15 cells, possibly by decreasing levels of G_s and its mRNA. Ethanol differentially modulates signal transduction proteins in three additional neuronal cell lines, N18TG2, N4TG1, and N1E-115. Ethanol-treated N18TG2 cells show the least up-regulation of the -opioid receptor, little heterologous desensitization of adenylyl cyclase, and no changes in G_s or G_i. By contrast, ethanol-treated N1E-115 cells show the largest up-regulation of the -opioid receptor, the most heterologous desensitization of adenylyl cyclase, and concentration-dependent decreases in G_s and increases in G_i. Further analysis of these related neuronal cell lines may help to identify the molecular elements that endow some, but not all, neuronal cells with the capacity to adapt to ethanol.     

The effect of chloramphenicol analogs on protein biosynthesis in a cell-freeEscherichia coli B system

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Laboratory of Biological Investigations.

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Laboratory for Chemistry of Antibiotics.     

Mutual replaceability of amide and ester groups in biologically active peptides and depsipeptides

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DNA synthesis and mitoses in atrial myocytes of rats with aortal stenosis

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Mass spectrometric determination of the amino acid sequence in peptides: Desulfurization of sulfur-containing peptides

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IdentifyingY chromosome in interphase nuclei of the human brain

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Magnug reflexex of the chest musculature in man

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Average dominance of interocellar bristle polygenes inDrosophila melanogaster

Summary The average dominance of interocellar bristle polygenes inDrosophila melanogaster was computed from the ratio of deviations from the base population mean of the F₁ and the selection lines. The alleles determining interocellar bristle number show recessiveness, more pronounced in low lines than in high lines.     

X-ray research of polycrystals. X-ray diffraction methods for precision determinations of polycrystal lattice parameters over unsolved double lines

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The role of repair in radiobiology

Summary Apart from cancer and mutation induction, radiobiological effects on mammals are mostly attributable to cell death, defined as loss of proliferative capacity. Survival curves relate retention of that capacity to radiation dose, and often manifest a quasi-threshold (shoulder). The shoulder is attributable to an initial mechanism of repair (Q-repair) which is gradually depleted as dose increases. Another form of repair, which is not depleted (P-repair), increases the dose required to deliver an average of one lethal event per cell (dose D₀). Neither form of repair can unambiguously be linked with repair of defects in isolated DNA. An important initial lesion may well be disruption of the complex structural relationship between the DNA, nuclear membrane and associated proteins. One form of P-repair may be restoration of that structural relationship.     

X-ray research for polycrystals. The formation geometry of instrumental width of the diffractional line at the investigation of the polycrystals in the translucent X-rays

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A study of the mechanism of lowering the sensitivity of smooth muscle to noradrenalin with sympathetic hyperinnervation

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Distribution of C19-steroid conjugates in plasma protein fractions

Zusammenfassung Nach. i.v. Gabe von 7-³H-Dehydroepiandrosteron wurde menschliches Plasma einer präparativen Zonenelektrophorese unterworfen und in Albumine, ₁-, ₂-,- und-Globuline zerlegt. Aus den einzelnen Proteinfraktionen trennte man freie Steroide, Steroid-Sulfokonjugate und -Glukuronoside ab und untersuchte letztere Fraktionen auf ihren Gehalt an markierten C₁₉-Steroiden. Es zeigte sich, dass die Steroid-Sulfokonjugate vornehmlich in der Proteinfraktion der Albumine, die Steroid-Glukuronoside dagegen bevorzugt in der Proteinfraktion der ₁-Globuline auftraten.     

Isoforms of baker's yeast transketolase

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A new synthetic method of coumestan derivatives

Zusammenfassung Die Synthese von 7-Hydroxy-5,6-dimethoxybenzofurano[3,2:3,4]coumarin aus 7,2-Dihydroxy-oder 7-Benzyloxy-2-hydroxy-4,5-dimethoxyisoflavon wird beschrieben.