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... its use make the development of the diamond cell a marked advance in high-pressure tech- nology. References and Notes 1. R. W. Jacobs, Phys. Rev. ... effects are given in the Phy- sicians” Desk Reference. Dr. John C. ... get the pain- killer intended for the mothers, the mothers themselves got ...

... these laws, so as to make them non-natural. Throughout the organic kingdom, we see nature preserving and developing the germ cell, while on the other hand, we are constantly ...

... leaving a mere shell of bone divided into cells containing purulent or thick matter. This is supposed to be caused by a deficiency of phosphate of lime in food, rendering the ...

... Justice, 1989). Definitions HIV infection’ The human immuno- deficiency virus (HIV) attacks and destroys certain white blood cells almost always resulting in acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS). ...

... the etiological role of measles virus in giant- cell pneumonia that had been previously postulated. REFERENCE: John F. Enders, Ph.D., Kevin McCarthy, M. ...

... Aqui- fo'lium, the “ holly-tree.”] A small natural order of exogenous trees or shrubs with simple leaves. The ovary has several cells, and becomes a berry- like fruit. This order ...

... 478, BULLER, A. G.R, 1I941a. The diploid cell and the diploidisation process in plants and animals, with special reference to the higher fungi. I. Bot. Rev. 7s ...

... Porter (W. H.) Sinne experiments and observations in reference to the di- agnostic siguilicauce of epithelial cells in the uriue. N. Trine (Deposits in). York ...