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Peripheral neurology of the diabetic Chinese hamster [PDF]

Diabetologia, 1982
Genetically diabetic Chinese hamsters were examined anatomically and physiologically for evidence of peripheral neuropathy. Control animals were from non-diabetic strains. Conduction velocities in both motor and sensory components of the hind limb nerves were reduced 16-22% in diabetic compared with control hamsters.
W R, Kennedy, D C, Quick, T, Miyoshi, G C, Gerritsen   +3 more
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Mono-CYP CHO Model: A Recombinant Chinese Hamster Ovary Cell Platform for Investigating CYP-Specific Tamoxifen Metabolism [PDF]

Int J Mol Sci
Christian Schulz, Sarah Stegen, F. Jung, Jan‐Heiner Küpper   +3 more
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The Chinese hamster as an excellent experimental animal model [PDF]

Exp Anim
X Chang, Jiping Gao, Junting Yang, Yunhui Ma, Guohua Song   +4 more
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Context-dependent genomic locus effects on antibody production in recombinant Chinese hamster ovary cells generated through random integration [PDF]

Comput Struct Biotechnol J
Hyun Jee Woo, Jae‐Hoon Kim, Seul Mi Kim, Dong‐Woo Kim, Jae Yun Moon, Daechan Park, Jae Seong Lee   +6 more
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Proteomic and Ubiquitinated Proteome Insights Into ER Stress Responses in Chinese Hamster Ovary Cells Under Mild Hypothermic Conditions [PDF]

Biotechnol Bioeng
David G. Ryan, Christiana‐Kondylo Sideri, Michael Henry, Selvaprakash Karuppuchamy, Esen Efeoğlu, Paula Meleady   +5 more
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The Chinese Hamster Ovary Cell-Based H9 HA Subunit Avian Influenza Vaccine Provides Complete Protection against the H9N2 Virus Challenge in Chickens [PDF]

Viruses
Shunfan Zhu, Zhenyu Nie, Ying Che, Jianhong Shu, Sufang Wu, Yulong He, Youqiang Wu, Hong Qian, Huapeng Feng, Qiang Zhang   +9 more
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A method for nucleic acid hybridization to isolated chromosomes in suspension [PDF]

, 1987
A procedure was developed to provide differential fluorescent staining of metaphase chromosomes in suspension following nucleic acid hybridization. For this purpose metaphase chromosomes were isolated from a Chinese hamster x human hybrid cell line ...
Bier, Frank, Cremer, Christoph, Cremer, Thomas, Dudin, Gertrud, Hausmann, Michael, Schardin, Margit   +5 more
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Sorting of chromosomes by magnetic separation [PDF]

, 1988
Chromosomes were isolated from Chinese hamster x human hybrid cell lines containing four and nine human chromosomes. Human genomic DNA was biotinylated by nick translation and used to label the human chromosomes by in situ hybridization in suspension ...
A Oberteufer, B Schw�ger, B Trask, C Cremer, Christoph Cremer, CS Owen, D Durnam, D Peters, D Pinkel, D Pinkel, Eduardo Diaz, Ernst W. Steegmayer, G Dudin, Gertrud Dudin, Haide Schnitzer, JC Fuscoe, JG Collard, K Nustad, Kathryn E. Howell, KE Howell, L Manuelidis, L-C Yu, M Schardin, Peter Vogt, PW Rigby, RS Molday, RV Lebo, T Lea, T Lea, Thomas Cremer, U Blochmann   +30 more
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Immunocytochemical localization of chromatin regions UV-microirradiated in S phase or anaphase : Evidence for a territorial organization of chromosomes during cell cycle of cultured Chinese hamster cells [PDF]

, 1983
Chinese hamster cells (M3-1 line) in S phase were laser-UV-microirradiated (λ, 257 nm) at a small site of the nucleus. Cells were fixed either immediately thereafter or in subsequent stages of the cell cycle, including prophase and metaphase.
Avivi, Bennett, Berns, Boveri, Boveri, Comings, Cornelis, Cornelis, Cremer, Cremer, Cremer, Cremer, Cremer, Cremer, Cremer, Cremer, Cremer, Cremer, Earnshaw, Gray, Hager, Hancock, Hancock, Hens, Laemmli, Rabl, Regan, Sakharov, Sedat, Sperling, Stack, Trosko, Vogel, Zorn   +33 more
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Epidemiological studies of the Chinese Hamster [PDF]

Diabetologia, 1970
Records of 5832 animals from The Upjohn Company Chinese Hamster colony, for the period December 1966 to September 1969, have been collected and stored on a magnetic tape file. These data have been analyzed for onset of diabetes and longevity. — The time at which 50% of the animals became diabetic (OT50) was 8.3 months during 1966; 4.3 months during ...
F L, Schmidt, L G, Leslie, J R, Schultz, G C, Gerritsen   +3 more
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