1 le gender and tumors located in the superior conjunctivae.

2 ers of CD4(+) and CD8(+) T cells in infected conjunctivae.

3     The most common toxicities were injected conjunctivae (100%), fever (100%), fatigue (87%), and sk

4 n 43 tumors originating from the orbit (19), conjunctivae (18) and lacrimal gland (6).

5 d to the eye casualty clinic with red, lumpy conjunctivae bilaterally, having undergone episcleral ta

6 allograft and isograft recipients and within conjunctivae, either scattered or in leukocyte aggregate

7                    Biopsy specimens from the conjunctivae of 10 patients with OCP and 5 normal subjec

8 e stroma or acini of the lacrimal glands and conjunctivae of both saline-injected and BTX-B-injected

9                                     RNA from conjunctivae of six donors (3 men, 3 women, 44 to 69 yea

10                                 Flat-mounted conjunctivae or cross sections of eyeballs were harveste

11 ) is an autoimmune disease in which affected conjunctivae show features of an immunoinflammatory dise

12 e to MG harbored 33% lower MG loads in their conjunctivae than finches from western US populations wi

13 s repeatedly exposed to donor saliva via the conjunctivae, tonsils, or nostrils did not become infect

14 ents were killed, and sectioned corneas with conjunctivae were examined by histology for production o