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AG Karlson

William Hugh Feldman, DVM, 1892-1974
Am J Pathol 1975 78: 3-5. [Order Full Text via Infotrieve]  

V Tsakraklides, E Tsakraklides, and RA Good

An autopsy study of human axillary lymph node histology
Am J Pathol 1975 78: 7-22. [Abstract] [Order Full Text via Infotrieve]  

T Hayashi, B Papla, and GN Stemmermann

Gastric organ culture. A model for reepithelialization
Am J Pathol 1975 78: 23-32. [Abstract] [Order Full Text via Infotrieve]  

FS Vogel, LA Kemper, SJ McGarry, and DG Graham

Cytostatic, cytocidal and potential antitumor properties of a class of quinoid compounds, initiators of the dormant state in the spores of Agaricus bisporus
Am J Pathol 1975 78: 33-48. [Abstract] [Order Full Text via Infotrieve]  

HR Schumacher, IE Szekely, and DR Fisher

Leukemic mitochondria. III. Acute lymphoblastic leukemia
Am J Pathol 1975 78: 49-58. [Abstract] [Order Full Text via Infotrieve]  

RD Brunning and J Parkin

Ultrastructural studies of parallel tubular arrays in human lymphocytes
Am J Pathol 1975 78: 59-70. [Abstract] [Order Full Text via Infotrieve]  

SJ Leibovich and R Ross

The role of the macrophage in wound repair. A study with hydrocortisone and antimacrophage serum
Am J Pathol 1975 78: 71-100. [Abstract] [Order Full Text via Infotrieve]  

VJ Ferrans and DS Fredrickson

The pathology of Tangier disease. A light and electron microscopic study
Am J Pathol 1975 78: 101-158. [Abstract] [Order Full Text via Infotrieve]  

W Margaretten, EL Howes, Jr, and DG McKay

The effect of shock on the inflammatory response. A reevaluation of the role of platelets in the active arthus reaction
Am J Pathol 1975 78: 159-170. [Abstract] [Order Full Text via Infotrieve]  

AG Heppleston

Animal model of human disease. Pulmonary alveolar lipo-proteinosis. Animal model: Silica-induced pulmonary alveolar lipo-proteinosis
Am J Pathol 1975 78: 171-174. [Order Full Text via Infotrieve]  

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