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Wilderness & Environmental Medicine. 15:218-220
Chloromycetin is a crystalline substance obtained through processes of concentration and purification of culture in liquid media of a Streptomyces sp. originally isolated by Burkholder,† and shown by him to possess anti-bacterial activity. Erlich a
Preliminary report on the beneficial effect of chloromycetin in the treatment of typhoid fever. 1948
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Wildernessenvironmental medicine. 15(3)
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Molecular and cellular biology. 18(4)
RNA editing at adenosine 1012 (amber/W site) in the antigenomic RNA of hepatitis delta virus (HDV) allows two essential forms of the viral protein, hepatitis delta antigen (HDAg), to be synthesized from a single open reading frame. Editing at the amb
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Comparative Biochemistry and Physiology Part B: Comparative Biochemistry. 74:507-513
1. A low molecular weight (7,700) Zn- and Cu-containing protein was isolated from the livers of Zn-injected rainbow trout by gel filtration and ion exchange chromatography. Purity of the isolated protein was assessed by native and denaturing polyacry
Autor:
Cornelius B. Philip, Raymond Lewthwaite, Joseph E. Smadel, Theodore E. Woodward, Herbert L. Ley, Robert Traub
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American Journal of Epidemiology. 50:75-91
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Journal of Clinical Investigation. 28:1196-1215
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Experimental Biology and Medicine. 68:9-12
ConclusionThese limited trials indicate that Chloromycetin can be given orally to normal adult males in single doses of 2.0 g, or in daily doses of 1.0 g for 10 days without untoward reactions. The presence of appreciable amounts of drug in the blood
Autor:
Herbert L. Ley, Robert A. Markelz
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Military Medicine. 126:834-837
Autor:
Herbert L. Ley
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Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences. 169:523-527
Autor:
Philip Y. Paterson, Robert Traub, Charles L. Wisseman, Herbert L. Ley, Joseph E. Smadel, Fred H. Diercks
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American Journal of Epidemiology. 53:317-325