Type 2 diabetes is a leading cause of morbidity and mortality among noncommunicable diseases, and additional animal models that more closely replicate the pathogenesis of human type 2 diabetes are needed.
Brendan K. Podell+5 more
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A STUDY OF BARLOW'S DISEASE EXPERIMENTALLY PRODUCED IN FETAL AND NEW-BORN GUINEA PIGS [PDF]
Alexandra Ingier
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Characterization of an intratracheal aerosol challenge model of Brucella melitensis in guinea pigs.
B. melitensis is considered the most virulent of the Brucella species, and a need exists for an improved laboratory animal model of infection that mimics natural transmission and disease. Guinea pigs are highly susceptible to infection with Brucella spp.
Martha E Hensel+4 more
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Observations pointing to the conjunctiva as the portal of entry in salmonella infection of guinea-pigs [PDF]
B. Moore
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Dermatitis in Leukopenic Guinea Pigs
Recent studies in this laboratory have shown that an acute allergic contact dermatitis reaction can take place in sensitized, severely leukopenic guinea pigs (1, 2, 3). In studies reported here we turn our attention to the histopathological picture accompanying the clinical dermatitis in such leukopenic pigs.
Howard I. Maibach+2 more
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Stochastic resonance of ELF-EMF in voltage-gated channels: the case of the cardiac I_Ks potassium channel [PDF]
We applied a periodic magnetic field of frequency 16 Hz and amplitude 16 nT to a human I_Ks channel, expressed in a Xenopus oocyte and varied the membrane depolarization between -100 mV and +100 mV. We observed a maximal increase of about 9% in the potassium current at membrane depolarization between 0 mV and 8 mV (see Figure 3).
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THE PHYSIOLOGY OF THE IMMEDIATE REACTION OF ANAPHYLAXIS IN THE GUINEA-PIG [PDF]
John Auer, Paul A. Lewis
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EXPERIMENTAL SHIGELLA INFECTIONS: CHARACTERISTICS OF A FATAL INFECTION PRODUCED IN GUINEA PIGS [PDF]
Samuel B. Formal+3 more
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A QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS OF THE INFLUENCE OF THE SIZE OF THE DEFECT ON WOUND HEALING IN THE SKIN OF THE GUINEA PIG [PDF]
Kate C. Spain, Leo Loeb
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