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Augmented Fish Health Monitoring; Volume 1. Completion Report.

Description: The Bonneville Power Administration (BPA) initiated the Augmented Fish Health Monitoring project in 1986. This project was a five year interagency project involving fish rearing agencies in the Columbia Basin. Historically, all agencies involved with fish health in the Columbia Basin were conducting various levels of fish health monitoring, pathogen screening and collection. The goals of this project were; to identify, develop and implement a standardized level of fish health methodologies, dev… more
Date: May 1, 1991
Creator: Michak, Patty
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Partner: UNT Libraries Government Documents Department
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Effect of chemical carcinogens on hematopoietic stem cells: temporal correlation between methyl methane sulfonate induced depression of CFU-S and potentiation of Friend viral leukemogenesis in vivo. [Mice]

Description: Methyl methane sulfonate (MMS) was shown to reduce the number of transplantable pluripotent hematopoietic stem cells (CFU-S) in the mouse spleen. A mild depression in CFU-S numbers was seen as early as 1 hr after injection of the chemical carcinogen. Maximal depression was found to be at 5 hrs, followed by a recovery of up to 75% of normal levels by 24 hrs. Comparison of the data with earlier reslts which demonstrated a potentiating effect of MMS on viral leukemogenesis in vivo revealed a good … more
Date: May 1, 1979
Creator: Raikow, R. B.; OKunewick, J. P.; Meredith, R. F.; Brozovich, B. J. & Seeman, P. R.
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Inborn anemias in mice. Progress report to accompany twenty-first renewal proposal, 1 May 1975--30 April 1976

Description: Progress is reported on studies on hereditary anemias of mice. At present under study are four macrocytic anemias, four hemolytic anemias, nonhemolytic microcytic anemia, transitory siderocytic anemia, sex-linked iron-transport anemia, and the autoimmune hemolytic anemia of NZB. Each of these blood dyscrasias is caused by the action of a unique mutant gene, each of which determines the structure of different intracellular molecules, and thus controls a different metabolic process. Thus our wide… more
Date: May 15, 1976
Creator: Russell, E. S. & Bernstein, S. E.
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Inborn anemias in mice. Comprehensive progress report to accompany twenty-first renewal proposal, 1 May 1973--30 April 1976

Description: Progress is reported on the delineation of inborn anemias of the laboratory mouse, carried out by preparation of genetically homogeneous stocks segregating only for anemia-producing genes; by descriptions of each condition at all stages in the life history; by determination of tissue-sites of primary gene action through transplantation and parabiosis experiments; by analysis of reactions of normal and anemic mice to a variety of stressful stimuli, including x-irradiation and hypoxia; and by his… more
Date: May 1, 1976
Creator: Russell, E. S. & Bernstein, S. E.
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Partner: UNT Libraries Government Documents Department
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