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    Bradykinin and Pulmonary Vascular Permeability in Isolated Blood-Perfused Rabbit Lungs

    Bradykinin causes a marked vasodilatation in most areas of the systemic circulation. In the pulmonary vascular bed of various species, however, bradykinin seems to cause vasoconstriction, as is shown by severa...

    A. Hauge, P. K. M. Lunde, B. A. Waaler in Hypotensive Peptides (1966)

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    Immunologic Studies of Components of the Kallikrein-Kinin System

    The components of the kallikrein-kinin system previously studied by immunologic techniques include pancreatic and urinary kallikrein (Webster et al., 1963) and bradykinin (Goodfriend et al., 1964). The purpose of...

    C. W. Aungst, N. Back, B. Barlow, G. A. Tsukada in Hypotensive Peptides (1966)

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    A Dual Counter X-Ray Analyzer for the Rapid Quantitative Analysis of Two-Phase Systems

    The normal procedure for a quantitative measurement of two phases with an X-ray diffractometer is to scan or count the intensities of two diffraction peaks and then to calculate the ratio of the two phases usi...

    B. S. Sanderson, L. E. MacCardle in Advances in X-Ray Analysis (1966)

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    Katalysierte Diazoalkan-Reaktionen

    Diazomethan kann mit Olefinen oder Aromaten unter Kupfer (I)-salz-Katalyse zur Reaktion gebracht werden. Es bilden sich dabei Cyclopropan-Verbindungen bzw. deren valenzisomere Ringerweiterungsprodukte (z.B. su...

    Prof. Dr. E. Müller, Dr. H. Kessler, Dr. B. Zeeh in Organische Chemie (1966)

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    Naturally occurring non-porphyrin iron compounds

    J. B. Neilands in Structure And Bonding (1966)

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    Microbiological Life Support Systems: Photosynthesis Versus Chemosynthesis

    Biochemical processes involving photosynthesis or chemosynthesis are potential candidates for the development of long-term, regenerative life support systems. This report compares the gas exchange characterist...

    Elizabeth C. B. Ammann, Lawrence L. Reed in Chemical Engineering in Medicine and Biology (1967)

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    Digital Computer Simulation of Arterial Blood Flow

    The advent of high speed electronic computers has relaxed the necessity for restrictive assumptions demanded by classical mathematical methods, and numerical solution techniques now provide a means for investi...

    B. T. Fairchild, L. J. Krovetz in Chemical Engineering in Medicine and Biolo… (1967)

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    A Technique for Producing an Artificial Biological Membrane Suitable for Diffusion Studies

    A technique for investigating the diffusion properties of an artificial biological membrane, protein-lipid-protein, under static and dynamic conditions is discussed. Experimental data on the relative permeabil...

    George B. Delancey, Regis R. Stana in Chemical Engineering in Medicine and Biolo… (1967)

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    Applications of a Mathematical Model for Drug Distribution in Mammals

    Previous work by Bischoff and Brown (1)(hereafter called I) was devoted to the beginning development of a mathematical model that could be used to simulate the transport behavior of the circulatory system. The...

    Kenneth B. Bischoff in Chemical Engineering in Medicine and Biology (1967)

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    Engineering Aspects of Artificial Kidney Systems

    While some of the work described in the first part of this paper has appeared in medical journals from time to time, the major results are summarized here with emphasis on the engineering problems and their so...

    Albert L. Babb, Lars Grimsrud in Chemical Engineering in Medicine and Biolo… (1967)

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    Metallurgical Uses of the Fe57 Mössbauer Effect in Metallic Iron and Plain Carbon Steels

    Literature describing the Fe57 Mössbauer effect in metallic iron, steels, and ferrous compounds occurring in steels is reviewed and compared with new, computer-analyzed data obtained in 298°K measurements on met...

    B. W. Christ, P. M. Giles in Mössbauer Effect Methodology (1967)

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    The Suitability of Fixed-Bed Sorbers as Artificial Kidneys

    Experimental and theoretical evaluations of fixed beds of granular dextran beads for the purification of uremic lymph are described. This work was inspired by reported success in treatment of chronic uremia by...

    D. O. Cooney, E. N. Lightfoot in Chemical Engineering in Medicine and Biolo… (1967)

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    Thermal Properties of Inorganic Polymer Systems

    The liquid structures of S and Se have been proposed (Ref. 1, 2, 3) to be equilibrium mixtures of linear polymer molecules and eight-membered monomer rings. The experimental phenomena observed in S which stimu...

    Mark B. Myers in Analytical Calorimetry (1968)

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    Magnetic Hyperfine Interactions in Some Spinel Ferrites

    It is found that it is not possible to explain consistently the relative magnitudes of the hyperfine fields at the A and B sites in ferritic spinels in terms of the relative covalence of the Fe3+−O2− bonds alone....

    B. J. Evans in Mössbauer Effect Methodology (1968)

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    Crystallization during polymerization

    B. Wunderlich in Fortschritte der Hochpolymeren-Forschung (1968)

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    Oxo-Alkohole als Lösungsmittel

    Dr. J. Falbe, Dr. B. Cornils in Lösungen und Lösungsmittel (1968)

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    Raman Spectra of F Centers

    The Raman spectra of F centers are of particular interest because they provide the most direct information about the phonons responsible for the F center’s line-width. In addition, they yield information on th...

    C. J. Buchenauer, D. B. Fitchen, J. B. Page Jr. in Light Scattering Spectra of Solids (1969)

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    Raman Scattering from Mixed Crystals

    A theory for the optical properties (Raman scattering or I. R. absorption) of crystals containing a small but finite concentration of impurities will be described. One result of this theory will be a qualitati...

    P. S. Pershan, W. B. Lacina in Light Scattering Spectra of Solids (1969)

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    The Rayleigh-Brillouin Spectra of Ammonium Chloride

    We have measured the spectrum of light scattered in single crystals of NH4C1. This crystal is an interesting system to study as it undergoes a second order lambda transition at Tλ = -30. 55 °C. This transition is...

    Paul D. Lazay, Joseph H. Lunacek, Noel A. Clark in Light Scattering Spectra of Solids (1969)

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    Charge Transfer in the Metal-Ligand Bond as Determined by Electron Spin Resonance

    A self-consistent charge analysis has been performed on the ESR spin-Hamiltonian parameters of CrO 4 3- and MoO 4 3- in which valu...

    B. R. McGarvey in Electron Spin Resonance of Metal Complexes (1969)

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