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The Flora of Healthy Dogs: [Part] 1. Bacteria and Fungi of the Nose, Throat, and Lower Intestine
Report documenting the isolation and identification of microorganisms found in the noses, throats, and lower intestines of twenty two dogs. The most frequently observed organisms were E. coli and S. viridans.
Flora of Healthy Dogs: [Part] 2. Isolation of Enteroviruses from Lower Intestines
Fecal specimens from apparently healthy dogs were inoculated into MK, DK, HeLa, and CP cells. Twenty-six cytopathic agents were isolated in MK, 11 in HeLa, and 4 in CP, but none in DK cells. Neutralization tests indicated that all but one of the viruses were either strains of ECHO type 6 or were closely related to it. Twenty-one of 29 dogs were carrying the virus.
The Particulate State of Fission Products Released From Irradiated Uranium When Heated in Air: [Part ]1. Preliminary Results for I131, Te132, and Ru103
From Introduction: "The present study was initiated to provide data regarding the particulate state of fission products released from uranium heated in air. It was expected that the information gained in this work would be valuable in planning experiments in which animals would be exposed to aerosols of mixed fission products and in determining the feasibility of using the effluent from a fuel specimen melt-down or oxidation in such exposures."
A Gamma Ray Detector of Variable Geometry for Whole Body Counting of Small Animals
Report documenting the design and operation of a gamma ray detector for use in counting small animals housed in metabolism cages.
Flora of Healthy Dogs: [Part] 3. Incidence and Distribution of Spirochetes in the Digestive Tract of Dogs
Report documenting microorganisms found in dog feces.
The Tissue Distribution and Excretion of Cesium-137 Following Inhalation: Preliminary Data for Rats
From Abstract: "The importance of interspecies comparison in obtaining parameters for estimating hazards to man is discussed, using cesium metabolism as an example."
Ultramicro Methods in Biochemistry: [Part] 3. The Determination of Serum Cholesterol, [Part] 4. The Determination of Glucose
From Introduction: "The following report details the development of an ultra-micro method for the determination of serum cholesterol."
Ultramicro Methods in Biochemistry: [Part] 5. A Comparison of the Ultramicro Determination of Phosphorus Using N-Phenyl-p-Phenylenediamine or 1-Amino-2-Naphthol-4-Sulfonic Acid, [Part] 6. The Determination of Serum Alkaline Phosphatase
From Introduction: "The following report describes an ultramicro procedure using ANSA as reducing agent. The method is a modification of the method of Kaser and Baker (4). Results obtained with this method are compared to results obtained with the procedure of Dryer, Tammes, and Routh (2) adapted for ultamicro analysis (3). The latter method uses N-phenyl-p-phenylenediamine (NPPD) as the reducing agent."
Ultramicro Methods in Biochemistry: [Part] 7. The Determination of Plasma or Serum Urea Nitrogen, [Part] 8. The Determination of Serum Uric Acid, [Part] 9. The Determination of Serum Creatinine
From Introduction: "This report describes the development of an ultramicro modification of the method of Chaney and Marbach which is reliable and remarkably suited to routine analysis in bulk."
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