... of single-site Phase III trials includes (1) shark cartilage for cancer in collaboration with NCI (CTEP), (2) “ ... following: (1) Phase III clinical trial of oral shark cartilage in patients with cancer (in protocol review phase), ( ...

... compound Q, St.. John’s Wort, roxithromycin, peptide-T, shark's cartilage. Not all clubs carry the same items. If ...

... the interior. The jaws of the Rays and Sharks, formed of cartilage, and fenced round on their sides and edges ... characteristic tubercles. In the Ray, as in the Sharks, the piece of thin cartilage of which this plate seems the homologue, is ...

... the cranium itself, excepting in the rays and sharks, in which it is enclosed by the cranial cartilages. It is suspended in fluid (part, probably, of ...

... hosslatrockan. (Rajahatis Lin.) [On the chemical composition of cartilage of the shark.] Upsala Lakaref. Forh., 1888-9, xxiv, 495-506.— ...

... or simply bound by ligaments, as in the Shark. In a few Fishes, the teeth consist of flexible cartilage; but almost invariably they are com- posed of ...

... very short bony tubes ; in the cartilaginous fishes (shark, skate) they lie in canals hol- lowed out in the cartilage, while in man and the higher verte- brates ...

... tilage is exceedingly thick. In the great basking shark, to increase this elasticity of the spine, there is in the centre of the cartilage, a cavity containing a small quan- tity of ...

... found that the cartila- ginous bones of the shark {squalus) are composed of oil, mu- cus, acitic acid, and some salts. J. Davy has found cartilages formed of albumen 44,5; water 55; and ...

... of a quill in the carp, ray, and shark. These cavities have no communication with the mouth or pharynx; they are closed in front by a valve formed of skin and cartilage, and a similar structure partly divides each into ...