Experimental Studies on Hypercholesteremia (II)

Interrelationships between Experimental Hypercholesteremia, Magnesium Requirement, and Experimental Atherosclerosis

The addition of cholesterol and cholic acid to a diet containing 24 mg. percent of magnesium, an amount normally required for young rats, resulted in magnesium deficiency in rats. This was characterized by hyperexcitability, hyperemia of the ears, calcium deposition in the kidney tubules, low serum magnesium levels, and decreased oxidative phosphorylation of heart mitochondria. All these lesion...

Ii. Studies in Experimental Tetany

Studies on experimental diabetes. II. Carbon dioxide fixation.

Experimental posterior uveitis. II. Electroretinographic studies.

Experimental posterior uveitis was induced by the inoculation of retinal S-antigen into black hooded Lister rats. The time course of the disease was monitored by electroretinography (ERG), and the ERG changes were correlated with clinical signs and underlying pathological damage. The ERG became supernormal in the third week after inoculation, with some loss of temporal resolution (lowered ERG f...

Studies on Infectious Canine Hepatitis Ii : Histopathological Studies on Experimental Cases