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Page 63
... cells of plants and mammals leads some to believe that it may not be a waste product , but a mate- rial which may be used in active cellular anabolism , particularly in the nuclear growth of the cell . Allantoin is a white crystalline ...
... cells of plants and mammals leads some to believe that it may not be a waste product , but a mate- rial which may be used in active cellular anabolism , particularly in the nuclear growth of the cell . Allantoin is a white crystalline ...
Page 68
... cells of a susceptible host . Their size is beyond the range of visibility by use of ordinary microscopes . The diameters of virus par- ticles vary from 8 mu . to 250 mu . The larger ones , such as those of psittacosis and vaccinia ...
... cells of a susceptible host . Their size is beyond the range of visibility by use of ordinary microscopes . The diameters of virus par- ticles vary from 8 mu . to 250 mu . The larger ones , such as those of psittacosis and vaccinia ...
Page 69
... cells . Modification by serum is possible in some virus diseases with a fairly long in cubation period and readily determined exposure time . In certain diseases immune bodies can neutralize virus particles during the course of their ...
... cells . Modification by serum is possible in some virus diseases with a fairly long in cubation period and readily determined exposure time . In certain diseases immune bodies can neutralize virus particles during the course of their ...
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No2 | 52 |
Mobilization Versus Immobilization in Fracture Treatment | 66 |
Treatment to Avoid Asphyxia Should Begin with Prenatal Care | 74 |
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