Germfree research : biological effect of gnotobiotic environments; proceedings /
Germfree life
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| Language: | English |
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New York :
Academic Press,
1973.
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Table of Contents:
- Carcinogenesis in gnotobiotic rodents
- Spontaneous tumors in japan-born germfree rats
- Study on trans-species induction of reticular tissue neoplasms in germfree CWFw mice
- Natural transmission of leukemia and mammary tumors in conventional and germfree CFWw mice
- Chemotherapy of spontaneous leukemia in germfree and conventional AKR mice
- Antithrombin activity in decontaminated and conventional rats with acute leukemia
- Cell transformations in germfree fischer rats
- Biosynthesis of hepatotoxins in germfree and conventional mice
- The enhancement of bone marrow colony-stimulating factor produced by friend virus (FV-P) infection in germfree mice
- The periodontium of old germfree and conventional rats
- Periodontal disease in gnotobiotic and conventional rice rats
- The periodontium of germfree dogs
- Inflammation after pulp exposure of teeth in germfree, defined flora and isolator conventional mice
- Comparison of anticaries effects of different polyglucanases in limited-flora hamsters infected with streptococcus mutans
- Observations on the cariogenic assessment of streptococci in gnotobiotic rats, with reference to the taxonomy of streptococcus mutans
- Relationship of specific antibacterial agglutinins in saliva to dental caries in gnotobiotic rats
- The breakdown of starch at different levels in the digestive tract of the axenic, gnotoxenic, and holoxenic chicken
- Interraltionships between the gut microflora and the response of chicks to unidentified growth factors
- The influence of the antibiotics aureomycin and moenomycin (flavomycin) on germfree chicks under stress conditions
- Improved lactation in germfree mice following changes in the amino acid and fat components of a chemically defined diet
- Digestibility and balance studies of gnotobiotic pigs
- The significance of the intestinal microflora on the growth of Japanese quail fed diets containing navy beans
- Causes and possible consequences of cecal enlargement in germfree rats
- Biohydrogenation of long-chain fatty acids by intestinal microorganisms
- Urinary calculi in germfree rats : alleviated by varying the dietary minerals
- Protein metabolism in the germfree and conventional chick
- Nitrogen metabolism in germfree rats
- Electron microscopic studies on cardiac lesions in germfree and conventional rats fed diet deficient in vitamin B1
- The role of urea in the hyperammonemia of eck fistula dogs
- Histopathological and biochemical responses of germfree and conventional mice with salmonella infection
- Studies on the pathogenesis of candida albicans by the use of germfree mice
- Development of kanamycin-resistant serratia marcescens in gnotobiotic mice
- Erysipelothrix rhusiopathiae infection in hypersensitized gnotobiotic pigs and SEM examination of the lesions
- Influence of nutritional levels of spiramycin and virginiamycin on the bacterial metabolites in the gastrointestinal tract and urine of artificially reared early weaned piglets
- Study of the gastrointestinal microflora of suckling and early weaned piglets using different feeding systems and feed additives
- Studies with lactobacillus casei in gnotobiotic mice
- Immunologic conversion of vibrio cholerae in gnotobiotic mice
- Significance of intestinal bacterial flora to infection
- Experimental airborne influenza PR8-A infections in germfree mice
- Pathogenicity of candida albicans as influenced by escherichia coli, gentamicin therapy, and thermal injury in the germfree mouse
- Equilibrium between ten strictly anaerobic bacterial strains in the digestive tract of "gnotoxenic" mice and rats. Role of the diet
- Kinetics of the establishment of a strictly anaerobic microflora in the digestive tract of "gnotoxenic" mice between birth and weaning
- Patterns of interaction in gnotobiotic mice among bacteria of synthetic "normal" intestinal flora
- Control of staphylococci in the gut of mice
- The slow-to-rapid lactose fermentation shift to the coliform bacterial population of the germ-like ceca of antibiotic-treated rats
- Aspiculuris tetraptera nietsch, 1821, in germfree and conventional mice
- Comparative pathology and lesions of experimental infections with eimeria tenella in germfree, specific pathogen-free, and conventional chickens
- The development of eimeria tenella n germfree chickens
- Eimeria maxima infections in germfree and gnotobiotic chickens
- Influence of antibiotic decontamination on thrombocytopenic bleeding in irradiated rats
- Evidence for graft vs. host reaction in the germfree allogeneic radiation chimera
- Mortality of secondary disease in antibiotic-treated mouse radiation chimeras
- Influence of a defined flora on the serum proteins of gnotobiotic rats-- Comparisons of natural and immune antibodies to teichoic acids in germfree and conventional guinea pigs
- Viral enteric infection and local IgA anitbody : studies in germfree mice thymectomized and/or infected with a mouse adenovirus
- Ascorbic acid and glucocorticoid levels in relation to underdeveloped lymphatic tissue in germfree guinea pigs
- Testicular Functions of germfree mice
- Studies of vasopressin in germfree and conventional rats
- Responsiveness of jejunal-ileal mesentery microvessels in unoperated and cecectomized germfree rats to some smooth muscle agonists
- Epinephrine inhibitory substance in intestinal contents of germfree rats
- Hemorrhagic shock in cecectomized germfree rats
- Cecal reduction in "gnotoxenic" rats
- The influence of gastrointestinal flora on digestive utilization of fatty acids in rats
- Intestinal strangulation in monocontaminated rats
- Studies on enteropathogenic E. coli enterotoxins ; microbial flora and disaccharidase concentration changes in ligated pig intestinal loop
- The gastrointestinal tract of gnotobiotic pigs
- Effects of germfree rodent's cecal contents on spontaneous villus movement
- Chronic mild diarrhea in germfree rodents : a model portraying host-flora synergism
- A lightweight stainless steel isolation system for adult gnotobiotic dogs
- Raising germfree baboons (papio cynocphalus)
- The establishment of a defined hamster colony utilizing gnotobiotic techiniques
- Studies on rearing the hamster germfree
- Raising specified pathogen-free guinea pigs and rabbits by using gnotobiotechniques
- Observations on the reproductive performance and laboratory use of inbred mice whose ancestors were derived via surgical / isolator techniques