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Recent advances in techniques used in the diagnosis of lumpy skin disease: a review. [PDF]
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The International Journal of Applied Radiation and Isotopes, 1966
Abstract Precise measurements have been made of the half-life of P32 produced by both the S32 (n, p) P32 and P31 (n, γ)P32 reactions. Consideration has been given to systematic errors including possible radiochemical impurities and a value of 14.290 days is obtained for the half-life of P32 with a statistical error of ±0.014 days evaluated at one ...
I W, Goodier, D H, Pritchard
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Abstract Precise measurements have been made of the half-life of P32 produced by both the S32 (n, p) P32 and P31 (n, γ)P32 reactions. Consideration has been given to systematic errors including possible radiochemical impurities and a value of 14.290 days is obtained for the half-life of P32 with a statistical error of ±0.014 days evaluated at one ...
I W, Goodier, D H, Pritchard
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Diisopropylfluorophosphate-P32 (DFP-P32) as a Label for Granulocytes
1965Diisopropylfluorophosphate (DFP), a potent and irreversible esterate inhibitor, was first suggested as a red cell label by Grob, Lilienthal, Harvey, and Jones in 1947 [1]. In 1954 Cohen and Warringa [2] described the use of DFP containing radioactive phosphorous (DFP-P32) as a label for erythrocytes, and two years later Leeksma and Cohen [3] described ...
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Preparation of P32-Labeled Candida Albicans
Archives of Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine, 1959Introduction Determination of the route of infection and method of transmission of pathogenic organisms from one host to another has so far been a matter of inference rather than exact proof, since there is no way of distinguishing a given strain of a pathogen from other strains of the same species or type.
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JAMA, 1961
To the Editor:— The first editor to be removed from his post for misprinting a lethal dosage lived in early Pleistocene times. He had carved on the walls of his cave that the proper dose for the treatment of arthritis was 3 millieels of electricity rather than 3 microeels. InThe Journal, Jan.
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To the Editor:— The first editor to be removed from his post for misprinting a lethal dosage lived in early Pleistocene times. He had carved on the walls of his cave that the proper dose for the treatment of arthritis was 3 millieels of electricity rather than 3 microeels. InThe Journal, Jan.
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