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    Acute leukemic infiltration of the small bowel diagnosed by suction biopsy

    A case of acute lymphoblastic leukemia presenting with abdominal symptoms is reported. Diffuse leukemic infiltration of the small bowel was suggested by the small-bowel X-rays and confirmed through jejunal bio...

    Frederick Hecht M.D., René, N. Charles M.D. in The American Journal of Digestive Diseases (1963)

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    Interrelation of ileal wall compliance and vascular resistance

    Ching-chung Chou M.D., Ph.D. in The American Journal of Digestive Diseases (1967)

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    Intestinal compliance

    A method for measuring intestinal compliance is reported in this paper. The method is simple and, with care, may be used in man. From changes in compliance the contractile state (tension or tonus) of the intes...

    Ching-chung Chou M.D., Ph.D. in The American Journal of Digestive Diseases (1967)

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    Local factors involved in the development of experimental hemorrhagic enteropathy

    Ching-Chung Chou M.D., Ph.D. in The American Journal of Digestive Diseases (1968)

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    Complementation between exr and uvrA strains of Escherichia coli

    When Pl phages grown on strain Bs12 (HCR) were used to infect exr strains Bs2, 4 and 7, and the reverse, a significant increase in survivors of ultraviolet radiation was observed over those found in selfing exper...

    Young S. Chung, Joseph Greenberg in Molecular and General Genetics MGG (1969)

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    A direct progesterone radioimmunoassay

    Exposé d'une méthode de radioimmunoassai du progestérone dans le plasma sans purification chromatographique. Le 11-hémisuccinate de la progestérone a été joint au sérum bovin de l'albumine et injecté aux lapin...

    A. Castro, Maria Kutas, A. Chung, Dagmar Bartos in Experientia (1973)

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    Phenobarbital specific antisera and radioimmunoassay

    On a développé un anticorps d'une grande affinité et spécifité envers le phénobarbital en inoculant des lapins avec une solution de barbiturateprotéide, synthétisée d'acide barbiturique de 5-phényl-5-(4-aminob...

    A. Chung, S. Y. Kim, L. T. Cheng, A. Castro Ph. D. in Experientia (1973)

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    Mutagenecity in the mal regions ofEscherichia coli

    L'efficacité de la nitrosoguanidine (MNG) dans différents milieux de culture et tampons a été étudiée. Les résultats obtenus montrent qu'avec le temps, la fraction de cellules survivant au traitement diminue p...

    M. P. Singh, Y. S. Chung, J. Greenberg in Experientia (1973)

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    A direct plasma testosterone radioimmunoassay

    On a développé und méthode simple pour déteminer sans chromatographie en colonne le testostérone du plasma. La purification a été faite par préextraction avec l'hexane. Un antisérum contre le testostérone a ét...

    Prof. A. Castro, H. Shih, A. Chung in Experientia (1973)

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    A radioimmunoassay for deoxycorticosterone in human peripheral plasma using sephadex LH-20 chromatography

    Se reporta un nuevo método para medir desoxicorticosterona en plasma, usando cromatografía de columna LH-20 y radioinmunoensayo. Las cantidades de plasma necesarios para dicho ensayo son mínimas (2 ml) compara...

    Prof. A. Castro PhD, A. Chung, B. Jelen, M. Kutas in Experientia (1973)

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    Plastid differentiation on 6-azauracil media

    Les mutants au locusm de l'Arabidopsis ne réussissent pas à former de chloroplastes normaux dans certaines conditions et montrent des activités plus hautes en synthèse de pyrimidines que le témoin. La nutrition a...

    S. C. Chung, G. P. Rédei, J. A. White in Experientia (1974)

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    An anomaly of the genetic regulation of the de novo pyrimidine pathway in the plant Arabidopsis

    Humans afflicted by hereditary orotic aciduria are characterized by insufficiencies in the de novo pyrimidine pathway. Mutants at a nuclear gene locus in Arabidopsis, in contrast, exhibit increased activities of ...

    S. C. Chung, G. P. Rédei in Biochemical Genetics (1974)

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    Phytotoxic substances in twelve subtropical grasses

    Aqueous extracts of 12 subtropical grasses inhibited seed germination and radicle growth ofLactuca sativa var. Great Lakes at osmotic concentrations as low as 10 milliosmol.Acroceras macrum,Chloris gayana, Digita...

    Chang -Hung Chou, Chiu -Chung Young in Journal of Chemical Ecology (1975)

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    Rapid test for assay of ozone sensitivity in Escherichia coli

    A rapid test devised for assay of ozone sensitivity in Escherichia coli is described. The detection of new mutants, either more resistant or more sensitive than wild type strain to ozone, and the genetic analysis...

    Claude Hamelin, Young S. Chung in Molecular and General Genetics MGG (1976)

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    Bile acid stimulation of colonic adenylate cyclase and secretion in the rabbit

    In vitro studies have suggested that the cyclic AMP system may be the mediator of bile acid-induced colonic secretion. The aims of our experiments were to quantify thein vivo effect of various doses of deoxychol...

    Dr. Dean R. Conley MD, Martin J. Coyne MD in The American Journal of Digestive Diseases (1976)

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    Regulation of internodal lenght by peroxidase enzymes in grain sorghum

    A relationship between height genes (dw locus) and perioxidase was demonstrated by extracting and determining peroxidase specific activity in internode tissue from different height isogenic lines of sorghum Sorgh...

    G. H. Liang, K. C. Lee, Koo Chung, Y. T. Liang in Theoretical and Applied Genetics (1977)

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    Effect of sodium taurocholate and ethanol on hydrogen ion absorption in rabbit esophagus

    The effect of sodium taurocholate (NaTC) (5 mM) and ethanol (5%) on H+ absorption by the esophagus was studied duringin vivo perfusion of rabbit esophagus with solutions of graded concentration of H+ containing e...

    Dr. Raphael S. K. Chung MD, FACS in The American Journal of Digestive Diseases (1977)

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    Feasibility of low-dose and intermittent chenodeoxycholic acid therapy of gallstones

    Chenodeoxycholic acid, by reducing the concentration of biliary cholesterol relative to that of bile acid and phospholipid, dissolves cholesterol gallstones. This bile acid, however, has potential dose-related...

    J. W. Marks MD, G. G. Bonorris MS in The American Journal of Digestive Diseases (1977)

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    Gallstone prevalence and biliary lipid composition in inflammatory bowel disease

    Biliary cholesterol saturation has been correlated with disease variables that might effect bile acid loss in ileitis patients with (N=9) or without (N=8) intestinal resection having a defined prevalence of galls...

    Dr. J. W. Marks MD, D. R. Conley MD in The American Journal of Digestive Diseases (1977)

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    Damage by ozone to the mechanical integrity of the protoplast plasmalemma

    Ozone acts on the plasmalemma as to weaken its mechanical properties. This results in the bursting of protoplasts.

    M. Cailloux, C. T. Phan, Y. S. Chung in Experientia (1978)

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