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BMJ, 2000 Across the globe doctors are miserable because they feel like hamsters on a treadmill. They must run faster just to stand still. In underdoctored Britain they must see ever more patients, fill in more forms, and sit on more committees just to keep the NHS afloat.
Richard Smith, Ian Morrison
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Hamster Model of Leptospirosis [PDF]
Current Protocols in Microbiology, 2006 AbstractThis unit describes the techniques involved in the hamster model of leptospirosis. Hamsters are exquisitely susceptible to infection with pathogenic Leptospira species. The LD50 of virulent Leptospiral strains by intraperitoneal inoculation of 3‐ to 4‐week‐old hamsters is as low as a single organism.
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Hamster enteritis : a review [PDF]
Laboratory Animals, 1977 Wet-tail of golden hamsters (Mesocricetus auratus) has been referred to as proliferative ileitis, regional enteritis, terminal ileitis, enzootic intestinal adenocarcinoma, atypical ileal hyperplasia, and hamster enteritis. The disease will be referred to as hamster enteritis (HE) in this review.
Wagner Je, Craig S. Frisk
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Pakistan Journal of Biological Sciences, 2008 This study describes clinical and pathologic findings in a naturally occurring lymphoma in a Syrian hamster. Lymphoma; the most common tumor of hamster is viral induced tumor with veterinary importance. Clinical signs include emaciation, weakness, lethargy, diarrhea and some rectal bleeding.
Dezfoolian O +3 more
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Amyloidosis in Hamsters with Leishmaniasis.
Experimental Biology and Medicine, 1946 SummaryForty-six days after successful inoculation of L. donovani into hamsters, there appeared edema associated with amyloidosis. There was marked anasarca at 60 and 77 days after infection with extensive deposition of amyloid in the glomeruli and the adrenal cortex. The hypoalbuminemia, which coincided with the edema and a proteinuria, is believed to
Alfred Gellhorn +3 more
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Effect of Thymectomy on Hamsters.
Experimental Biology and Medicine, 1965 SummaryThe effect of thymectomy at various ages on Syrian hamsters has been investigated. Forty-four per cent of the animals thymectomized and sham-operated at less than 24 hours did not survive the first 3 post-operative weeks. The remaining animals, however, appeared as healthy and survived as long as their control littermates. A mild wasting disease
Robert A. Roosa +2 more
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The Taste of Polycose in Hamsters [PDF]
Chemical Senses, 1998 Hamsters show a preference for Polycose, a mixture of starch-derived glucose polymers, that is as strong as their preference for sucrose. However, in the hamster, taste aversions to Polycose may be less easily acquired than taste aversions to sucrose and the qualitative aspects of Polycose are unknown in this species.
Cristin E. Kearns +2 more
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MICROTUBULES IN HAMSTER PLATELETS [PDF]
The Journal of Cell Biology, 1965 Glen B. Haydon, D. Alice Taylor
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Acta Neuropathologica, 1975
A description is given of three cases of ganglioneuromas, which originated from ganglia of the sympathetic chain of hamsters. Other reports of such tumors in this species are reviewed and the literature relative to hamster ganglioneuromas presented. In addition, the possible genesis of origin from adult ganglion cells upon the action of carcinogenic ...
Mario Rustia, Antonio Cardesa
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A description is given of three cases of ganglioneuromas, which originated from ganglia of the sympathetic chain of hamsters. Other reports of such tumors in this species are reviewed and the literature relative to hamster ganglioneuromas presented. In addition, the possible genesis of origin from adult ganglion cells upon the action of carcinogenic ...
Mario Rustia, Antonio Cardesa
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