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1. Dose-response relationship of complementary radiotherapy following four cycles of combination chemotherapy in intermediate-stage Hodgkin's disease

Author

Loeffler, M, Diehl, V, Pfreundschuh, M, Rühl, U, Hasenclever, D, Nisters-Backers, H, Sieber, M, Tesch, H, Franklin, J, Geilen, W, Bartels, H, Cartoni, C, Dölken, G, Enzjan, J, Fuchs, R, Gaβmann, W, Gerhartz, H, Hagen-Aukamp, U, Hiller, E, Hinkelbein, H, Hinterberger, W, Kirchner, H, Koch, P, Küger, B, Kürten, H, Kutzner, K, Loos, J, Mende, W, Müller, H, Oertel, W, Petsch, S, Pfab, R, Plfüger, H, Rohloff, R, Sauer, R, Schalk, K, Schick, HD, Schoppe, W, Szepesi, S, Teichmann, J, Worst, P, Fischer, R, Georgii, A, Hübner, K, and Schwarze, EW

Published
1998
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2. [Respiratory function of blood and relative weight of certain organs in two species of shrew: Crocidura russula and Suncus etruscus (Soricidae mammals)].

Author

Bartels H, Bartels R, Baumann R, Fons R, Jürgens KD, and Wright P

Subjects
Animals, Heart physiology, Heart Rate, Hydrogen-Ion Concentration, Organ Size, Species Specificity, Oxygen blood, Shrews physiology
Abstract

A high oxygen capacity combined with a low oxygen affinity and a large Bohr effect achieve a high oxygen transport capacity in small shrews. The high metabolic rate (Suncus estruscus: 100 to 350 ml O2/kg. min) can be explained by the combination of the favorable blood parameters with a high relative heart weight (1,2% of body weight) and heart frequencies of 1,000 to 1,350 per minute.

Published
1978

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