Correction to: Genetic mapping of the labile (lab) gene: a recessive locus causing irregular spikelet fertility in labile-barley (Hordeum vulgare convar. labile)

Existence of an Erythropoitic labile iron pool

Hemodynamics in Labile Hypertension

a high cardiac output and a lower than normal total peripheral resistance. It was our feeling, based on this original work, that this pattern might be an early phase or a benign type of essential hypertension. This is a report of the first follow-up study done on a group of such labile hypertensive patients in whom the hemodynamics and clinical status have been studied over a period of 50 month...

Heat Labile Opsonins to Pneumococcus

Heat labile opsonins (HLO) in normal rat serum to both encapsulated and unencapsulated pneumococci (a) have the same heat lability as complement (C); (b) are active at 37 degrees C but not at 0 degrees C; (c) are inactivated proportionately to hemolytic C by the addition of immune aggregates to the serum; (d) are adsorbed from serum nonspecifically by bacteria at 37 degrees C but not at 0 degre...

Serum Heat-Labile Opsonins

a study of the serum heat-labile opsonic capacity (HLOC) in such patients was undertaken. With leukocytes from normal donors, the sera of 12 of 30 patients with active SLE demonstrated decreased HLOC for E. coli 075. The phagocytic activity was partially restored by normal serum, suggesting that decreased HLOC was responsible for the defective phagocytosis. While 8 of 10 patients with active SL...

Labile Hypertension: A Faulty Concept?

Labile blood pressure elevation is believed to have less clinical significance than "fixed hypertension." This assertion was examined in the Framingham cohort of 5209 men and women followed for 20 years for the development of cardiovascular events in relation to three routinely measured blood pressures at each of 10 biennial examinations. Variability of pressure judged from the standard deviati...