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1 ycle was inhibited, or when Muller glia were poisoned.

2 ated," 49 (36%) most likely were asleep when poisoned.

3 red with those available for carbon monoxide-poisoned adults.

4 hen he first raised the possibility of being poisoned and revealed his background and former identity

5 of urinary methylmercury (MeHg) excretion in poisoned animals, but the molecular mechanism for this e

6 translated as a rapid recovery of previously poisoned animals.

7 ylated by exposure to cytosol extracted from poisoned avian erythrocytes.

8 ive decarbonylation pathways are selectively poisoned by CO.

9 Topo II can be poisoned by common chemotherapeutics (such as doxorubici

10 monstrated herein is that Rh(4) clusters are poisoned by Hg(0), demonstrating for the first time that

11 The reaction is not poisoned by hydrogen gas, carbon monoxide, acetylene, or

12 carbon monoxide as a fuel rather than being poisoned by it, and the availability of high-grade exhau

13 iron-sulfur clusters, which can be directly poisoned by oxygen.

14 1 forming a heterooligomer with PEX6 that is poisoned by pex1-3 subunits.

15 entose-phosphate pathway, in particular, was poisoned by submicromolar intracellular H(2)O(2).

16 measured, and the long-term outlook for the poisoned child.

17 igh concentration in red blood cells in lead-poisoned children, may itself participate in the bone ma

18 trigger a self-purifying cascade of impurity-poisoned crystal surfaces.

19 All organs procured from the poisoned donor functioned adequately, and there were no

20 oxicity does not require superoxide, as they poisoned E. coli under anaerobic conditions, in part by

21 egarding the utility of pregnancy testing in poisoned females are discussed.

22 The combined direct and indirect cost of poisoned fish and wildlife exceeds $2.3 billion, which i

23 damages to natural resources, specifically, poisoned fish and wildlife, and (4) surface impoundments

24 Bacillus cereus group strains isolated from poisoned food to describe a method that relies on liquid

25 children < 5 years of age, and all were lead poisoned (>/= 10 microg/dL); 97% (198/204) of children h

26 inhibits KATP channels in 2,4-dinitrophenol-poisoned heart cells ().

27 y contrast, the three protoberberine analogs poisoned human topoisomerase I according to the followin

28 nsumption result in several hundred thousand poisoned individuals if detection from early symptomatic

29 hyperbaric oxygen therapy in carbon monoxide-poisoned infants and children are scarce compared with t

30 Lead-poisoned iron-deficient animals treated with iron supple

31 Alterations in MBP did not occur in CO-poisoned knockout mice lacking MPO.

32 to as nitrocobinamide) that rescues cyanide-poisoned mice and rabbits when given by intramuscular in

33 In CO-poisoned mice, phototherapy of exposed lungs at 532, 570

34 and budding yeast, and studying meiosis with poisoned microtubules indicates that the increased gamet

35 nediamine (TMPD) was oxidized by antimycin A-poisoned mitochondria.

36 c assessments not uniquely indicated for the poisoned patient to highly sophisticated laboratory test

37 ermining substances involved when treating a poisoned patient.

38 is important for care of the critically ill poisoned patient.

39 where they might be needed to treat a single poisoned patient.

40 Dimethoate-poisoned patients died sooner than those ingesting other

41 roximately one-third of moderate to severely poisoned patients exhibit cardiac dysfunction, including

42 The mortality rate for medically treated CO-poisoned patients in this series was 2.6%, similar to th

43 The evaluation and management of poisoned patients may be aided by the use of laboratory

44 g-term mortality of a large population of CO-poisoned patients treated at one medical center over thr

45 ions have described the mortality rate of CO-poisoned patients who survive to reach a hospital and di

46 al decontamination is central to the care of poisoned patients, and gastric lavage is one common meth

47 es not affect the medical management of most poisoned patients.

48 Consuming 'poisoned prey' can result in an increase or decrease in

49 This occurs when the alternative prey is 'poisoned prey', i.e. prey that have a handling time cost

50 A simple poisoned primer extension assay readily quantified editi

51 PtO-like surface oxide phase on bare non-CO poisoned Pt regions with PtO2 as majority spectator spec

52 Lymphocytes from CO-poisoned rats subsequently exhibit an auto-reactive prol

53 ooking for nitrotyrosine in the brains of CO-poisoned rats.

54 nitrotyrosine was found in the brains of CO-poisoned rats.

55 tions, cross-hybridizing species in mixtures poisoned reactions.

56 migrated to the nucleus, bound nucleoli, and poisoned RNA biogenesis, which caused cell death.

57 uld be used in the field to identify cyanide-poisoned subjects for immediate treatment.

58 Surprisingly, submicromolar H(2) O(2) poisoned the Isc machinery, thereby creating a requireme

59 n into highly toxic oligomers that potently "poisoned" the ability of major actin assembly proteins,

60 at an amino acid binding in this might have "poisoned" the ribopolymerase by cross-reacting with the

61 icide attempts and 21 as having accidentally poisoned themselves while attempting to relieve pain.

62 emediation to abate exposures to 17,000 lead poisoned villagers, to facilitate chelation treatment of

63 Fear of poisoned water, bad food, and bad air may have been of e

64 To enact drive, all gametes are poisoned, whereas only those that inherit wtf4 are rescu

65 were not decreased in thrombocytopenic rats poisoned with CO according to the standard model.

66 1A/B and SNAP-25 are cleaved in intact cells poisoned with only C1.

67 o-substrate or when PIMT protein binding was poisoned with S-adenosyl homocysteine.

68 Wild-type cells poisoned with the protonophore carbonyl cyanide-m-chloro