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Plasmalogenase in hamster heart
Biochimica et Biophysica Acta (BBA) - Lipids and Lipid Metabolism, 1985In this study, the presence of plasmalogenase for the hydrolysis of the alk-1-enyl bond at the C-1 position of 1-alkenyl-2-acyl-sn-glycero-3-phosphoethanolamine (ethanolamine plasmalogens) in the hamster heart was examined. A new spectrophotometric assay was developed for this study, in which the aldehyde released by the hydrolysis of the plamalogenase
Monika Wientzek +3 more
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Experimental cryptosporidiosis in hamsters
Journal of Clinical Microbiology, 1990A new laboratory animal model for experimental cryptosporidiosis is described. Adult immunosuppressed hamsters were infected per os with 0.5 x 10(5) and 1 x 10(5) Cryptosporidium oocysts of calf origin. The mean numbers of oocysts shed per gram of feces per day and the patterns of infection are described. The susceptibility to Cryptosporidium infection,
G. La Rosa +4 more
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Renal transplantation in hamsters
Microsurgery, 1981AbstractHamsters have never before been used for experimental kidney transplantation. An original anesthetic and microsurgical protocol is presented for renal transplantation in hamsters based on a series of 152 orthotopic renal transplantations. The operation is performed with the animal under general anesthesia of acepromazine and sodium thiopental ...
Michèle A. Dubols +3 more
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2017
Syrian hamsters are a favored model for yellow fever research for both study of the pathogenesis and investigation of candidate therapeutics. Syrian hamsters also continue to play a key role in research into lipid and glucose metabolism, aging, skeletal and cardiac muscular dystrophy, oral carcinogenesis, and circadian rhythm.
Joe H. Simmons, Charles B. Clifford
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Syrian hamsters are a favored model for yellow fever research for both study of the pathogenesis and investigation of candidate therapeutics. Syrian hamsters also continue to play a key role in research into lipid and glucose metabolism, aging, skeletal and cardiac muscular dystrophy, oral carcinogenesis, and circadian rhythm.
Joe H. Simmons, Charles B. Clifford
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Science, 1992
The concentration of cytoplasmic free calcium (Ca2+) increases in various stimulated cells in a wave (Ca2+ wave) and in periodic transients (Ca2+ oscillations).
S. Miyazaki +6 more
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The concentration of cytoplasmic free calcium (Ca2+) increases in various stimulated cells in a wave (Ca2+ wave) and in periodic transients (Ca2+ oscillations).
S. Miyazaki +6 more
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Elimination of metabolic cooperation in Chinese hamster cells by a tumor promoter.
Science, 1979Wild-type Chinese hamster V79 cells (6-thioguanine-sensitive) reduce the recovery of 6-thioguanine-resistant cells when they are cultured together at high densities, through a form of intercellular communication (metabolic cooperation).
L. Yotti, C. Chang, J. Trosko
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Prolylhydroxyproline Absorption in Hamsters
Canadian Journal of Biochemistry, 1972The intestinal transport of the dipeptide prolylhydroxyproline was investigated using hamsters and segments of hamster small intestines. The feeding of prolylhydroxyproline to hamsters resulted in the urinary excretion of 2% of the ingested dipeptide after 3 h or 7% after 24 h.
H. J. Hueckel, Quinton R. Rogers
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2013
A spontaneous genetic model of cerebellar ataxia in the Syrian hamster (Mesocricetus auratus) is described. The homozygous mutant hamsters are smaller than the unaffected littermates but have a normal appearance. They develop progressive, but moderate ataxia beginning at 7 weeks of age.
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A spontaneous genetic model of cerebellar ataxia in the Syrian hamster (Mesocricetus auratus) is described. The homozygous mutant hamsters are smaller than the unaffected littermates but have a normal appearance. They develop progressive, but moderate ataxia beginning at 7 weeks of age.
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2004
Dieses Kapitel ist etwas anders aufgebaut als die anderen Kapitel der drei Bande der Java-Hamster- Bucher. Sie mussen in diesem Kapitel keine eigenen Hamster-Programme entwickeln. Vielmehr wird Ihnen die bereits vordefinierte Klasse Hamster genauer vorgestellt. Durch diese Vorgehensweise werden Sie kennen lernen, was so genannte Klassen sind.
Dietrich Boles, Cornelia Boles
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Dieses Kapitel ist etwas anders aufgebaut als die anderen Kapitel der drei Bande der Java-Hamster- Bucher. Sie mussen in diesem Kapitel keine eigenen Hamster-Programme entwickeln. Vielmehr wird Ihnen die bereits vordefinierte Klasse Hamster genauer vorgestellt. Durch diese Vorgehensweise werden Sie kennen lernen, was so genannte Klassen sind.
Dietrich Boles, Cornelia Boles
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Biotin deficiency in the hamster
Experientia, 1958Durch einen Eiweissgehalt von 40% in einer Diat wurde ein extremer Biotinmangel erzeugt. Folgende Symptome waren das Resultat: Wachstumshemmung, Hautentzundung (Dermatitis), Haarausfall und Verlust der Haarfarbe. Durch tagliche Dosen von 4 µg Biotin konnte dieser Zustand rasch gebessert werden.
W. B. Nutting, Harold Rauch
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