Influence of Benzene to Experimental Animals : Congenitally affected by Aminopterin

Partitioning of benzene in blood: influence of hemoglobin type in humans and animals.

Earlier studies have shown that air/blood partition coefficients (PCs) for many volatile organic chemicals (VOCs) are much higher in rat blood than in human blood. It has been suggested that the discrepancy could be attributed to the fact that hemoglobin (Hb) in rat blood exists in a quasi-crystalline form of hydrophobicity greater than that of normal human Hb (HbA) and thus has a higher carryi...

Inhibition of experimental hypercholesterolemia and atherogenesis by 4-amino pteroylglutamic acid (aminopterin).

ATHEROSCLEKOSIS has been found to be characteristically absent or slight in pernicious anemia. This observation, though not to our knowledge documented in medical literature, was communicated to one of us by pathologists with large human autopsy experience prior to the era of effective therapy in this disease. The blood cholesterol was long ago reported to be low in pernicious anemia,' and it w...

Scorpion Venom Pisoning in Experimental Animals

The influence of aminopterin on limb regeneration in Ambystoma mexicanum.

Visualizing Neural Pathways Affected by Alcohol in Animals

A is a pharmacologically com­ with others than when they drink alone exposure to alcohol may alter the activity plex agent that acts throughout the (Doty and de Wit 1995). This multitude of particular pathways. After several weeks body via several different biologi­ of factors, some of which cannot be easily of alcohol exposure, a different set of path­ cal mechanisms (Nutt and Peters 1994). co...