A fall in the chloriine content of the blood in cases of high intestiiial obstruction is a well-recognized biochemical finding. The opinion is genierally held that the diminution in the level of the blood chlorine is due primarily to the loss of chlorine by the vomitus. Accompanying this decrease in chlorine there is ani increase in the CO2 content, resulting in a non-gaseouis alkalosis ww ith ...

1. The combination of a biological test object on which adrenalin causes contraction of smooth muscle (perfused blood-vessels or the uterus in certain conditions) with a biological test object on which it produces inhibition of contraction of smooth muscle (intestine) greatly diminishes the chance of error in testing blood (or other body liquids) for adrenalin. A control experiment with adrenal...

Cytomegalovirus (CMV) is known to be the most common opportunistic infection in immunocompromised cases, and CMV retinitis ocular manifestation. Severe with involvement of macula or retinal necrosis can lead vision loss. Prompt diagnosis treatment restrict disease's progression. We describe case a 30-year-old man who presented chief complaint progressive diminution both eyes for 15 days. Diminu...

Calpain (Ca(2+)-dependent intracellular protease)-induced proteolysis has been considered to play a role in myoblast fusion to myotubes. We found previously that calpastatin (the endogenous inhibitor of calpain) diminishes transiently during myoblast differentiation. To gain information about the regulation of calpain and calpastatin in differentiating myoblasts, we evaluated the stability and ...

OBJECTIVES To understand how commonly diminution of verbal repetition was a goal of treatment in patients with Alzheimer disease (AD), how commonly that goal was achieved, whether goal attainment might be attributable to galantamine treatment, and whether change in verbal repetition is a marker of the overall treatment response. METHODS This is a secondary analysis of the Video-Imaging Synthe...

The efflux of 22Na from vesicles formed by axolemma fragments isolated from lobster nerves was studied in the presence and in the absence of drugs having well-known action on the sodium channels. The vesicles were equilibrated 12-14 h at 4 degrees C with 22Na in lobster solution containing 1 mM ouabain. Afterwards the suspension was divided: one portion was used as control and the others were t...

Conscious of the careful balance stemming from Rights, Safeguards and Equality Opportunity provisions Belfast/Good Friday Agreement 1998, it was clear that human rights guarantees underpinned by European Union (EU) law would be a pivotal aspect Protocol on Ireland/Northern Ireland within Withdrawal Agreement. The commitment is particularly prominent in respect equality law, as guarantee no dimi...

Pyloric reflux is rare in healthy subjects but is common in those with benign gastric ulcer. Healing of a gastric ulcer is associated with a diminution of reflux, and occasionally the pylorus becomes fully competent.

Variation in nuclear DNA content within some eukaryotic species is well documented, but causes and consequences of such variation remain unclear. Here we report genome size of an estuarine and salt-marsh calanoid copepod, Eurytemora affinis, which has recently invaded inland freshwater habitats independently and repeatedly in North America, Europe, and Asia. Adults and embryos of E. affinis fro...

BACKGROUND It has been reported that clinical results of mechanical periodontal treatment could differ between subjects and among different sites of the tooth in the patient. The objective of this multilevel analysis is to investigate clinical factors at subject and sites of the tooth that influence variations in clinical attachment (CAL) increase and probing depth (PD) diminution of adjunctive...