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Research paper thumbnail of CELL TO CELL INTERACTION IN THE IMMUNE RESPONSE. III. CHROMOSOMAL MARKER ANALYSIS OF SINGLE ANTIBODY-FORMING CELLS IN RECONSTITUTED, IRRADIATED, OR THYMECTOMIZED MICE

Journal of Experimental Medicine, 1968

Research paper thumbnail of LYMPHOMAS AND ANIMAL-PROTEIN CONSUMPTION

Lancet, 1976

In the visceral arteries, prazosin (40 and 80 nmol/1) produced a dose-dependent parallel shift in... more In the visceral arteries, prazosin (40 and 80 nmol/1) produced a dose-dependent parallel shift in the noradrenaline dose-response curves, thus acting as a competitive alphaadrenoceptor antagonist. In the peripheral arteries, however, the same concentrations did not significantly shift the curves, and the maximum response to noradrenaline was only slightly reduced. This appeared to be the maximum effect of prazosin in the digital arteries as a higher concentration (320 nmol/1) caused no further shift of the curves or reduction in the maximum response to noradrenaline.

Research paper thumbnail of Morbidity in breast-fed and artificially fed infants1

Journal of Pediatrics, 1977

The advantages of breast-feeding in reducing morbidity was previously shown in a group of rural i... more The advantages of breast-feeding in reducing morbidity was previously shown in a group of rural infants. Those observations are extended and refined. The protection afforded by breast-feeding is greatest during the early months, increases with the duration of breast-feeding, and appears to be more striking for serious illness, It operates independently of the effect of associated factors such as socioedueational status, fami O, size, day-care exposure, and birth weight. Allan S. Cunningham, M.D., Coot)erstown, N. Y.

Research paper thumbnail of Morbidity in breast-fed and artificially fed infants. II

Journal of Pediatrics, 1979

The advantages of breast-feeding in reducing morbidity was previously shown in a group of rural i... more The advantages of breast-feeding in reducing morbidity was previously shown in a group of rural infants. Those observations are extended and refined. The protection afforded by breast-feeding is greatest during the early months, increases with the duration of breast-feeding, and appears to be more striking for serious illness, It operates independently of the effect of associated factors such as socioedueational status, fami O, size, day-care exposure, and birth weight. Allan S. Cunningham, M.D., Coot)erstown, N. Y.

Research paper thumbnail of Time lag and co-operativity in the transient growth dynamics of microalgae

Journal of Theoretical Biology, 1980

... Received 23 August 1978; revised 24 September 1979. Available online 17 February 2007. The gr... more ... Received 23 August 1978; revised 24 September 1979. Available online 17 February 2007. The growth of single-nutrient limited algal cultures has been independentlydescribed by several authors in terms of the same basic mathematical model. ...

Research paper thumbnail of CELL TO CELL INTERACTION IN THE IMMUNE RESPONSE. III. CHROMOSOMAL MARKER ANALYSIS OF SINGLE ANTIBODY-FORMING CELLS IN RECONSTITUTED, IRRADIATED, OR THYMECTOMIZED MICE

Journal of Experimental Medicine, 1968

Research paper thumbnail of LYMPHOMAS AND ANIMAL-PROTEIN CONSUMPTION

Lancet, 1976

In the visceral arteries, prazosin (40 and 80 nmol/1) produced a dose-dependent parallel shift in... more In the visceral arteries, prazosin (40 and 80 nmol/1) produced a dose-dependent parallel shift in the noradrenaline dose-response curves, thus acting as a competitive alphaadrenoceptor antagonist. In the peripheral arteries, however, the same concentrations did not significantly shift the curves, and the maximum response to noradrenaline was only slightly reduced. This appeared to be the maximum effect of prazosin in the digital arteries as a higher concentration (320 nmol/1) caused no further shift of the curves or reduction in the maximum response to noradrenaline.

Research paper thumbnail of Morbidity in breast-fed and artificially fed infants1

Journal of Pediatrics, 1977

The advantages of breast-feeding in reducing morbidity was previously shown in a group of rural i... more The advantages of breast-feeding in reducing morbidity was previously shown in a group of rural infants. Those observations are extended and refined. The protection afforded by breast-feeding is greatest during the early months, increases with the duration of breast-feeding, and appears to be more striking for serious illness, It operates independently of the effect of associated factors such as socioedueational status, fami O, size, day-care exposure, and birth weight. Allan S. Cunningham, M.D., Coot)erstown, N. Y.

Research paper thumbnail of Morbidity in breast-fed and artificially fed infants. II

Journal of Pediatrics, 1979

The advantages of breast-feeding in reducing morbidity was previously shown in a group of rural i... more The advantages of breast-feeding in reducing morbidity was previously shown in a group of rural infants. Those observations are extended and refined. The protection afforded by breast-feeding is greatest during the early months, increases with the duration of breast-feeding, and appears to be more striking for serious illness, It operates independently of the effect of associated factors such as socioedueational status, fami O, size, day-care exposure, and birth weight. Allan S. Cunningham, M.D., Coot)erstown, N. Y.

Research paper thumbnail of Time lag and co-operativity in the transient growth dynamics of microalgae

Journal of Theoretical Biology, 1980

... Received 23 August 1978; revised 24 September 1979. Available online 17 February 2007. The gr... more ... Received 23 August 1978; revised 24 September 1979. Available online 17 February 2007. The growth of single-nutrient limited algal cultures has been independentlydescribed by several authors in terms of the same basic mathematical model. ...