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2. Die Bedeutung der konservativen operativen Eingriffe an der mechanisch abnormen Hüfte
3. EIGHT YEAR EXPERIENCE WITH RM COATED CUPS IN TOTAL HIP REPLACEMENT
4. COMBINED ACETABULAR AND FEMORAL CORRECTIVE OSTEOTOMIES FOR DEFORMITY FOLLOWING DYSPLASIA IN ADOLESCENTS AND YOUNG ADULTS
5. Zementlose, isoelastische Totalprothesenarthroplastik des Hüftgelenks: Vorläufiger Bericht der ersten 215 konsekutiven Fälle
6. Cementless, Isoelastic Total Hip Prosthesis: Preliminary Report on the First 215 Consecutive Cases
7. Biomechanical Classification of Osteoarthritis of the Hip with Special Reference to Treatment Techniques and Results
8. NeoSolTMRCL40 is a novel Red Clover isoflavone aglycones extract preparation with improved solubility and increased availability of active compounds
9. The treatment of femoral neck fractures with an isoelastic endoprosthesis implanted without bone Cement
10. Inflammatory markers and oxidative status in patients with Alzheimer's disease treated with cholinesterase inhibitors
11. Dopamine inhibits tyrosine hydroxylase mRNA expression and catecholamine synthesis through the activation of D1-like receptors in human peripheral blood mononuclear cells
12. Dopamine inhibits protein kinase C-induced tyrosine hydroxylase mRNA expression in human lymphocytes through activation of dopaminergic D1-like receptors
13. Dopaminergic D1-like receptor activation reduces apoptosis in human peripheral blood mononuclear cells: possible relevance for Parkinson’s disease
14. Dopamine modulates cell death and survival in peripheral blood mononuclear cells: relevance for parkinson's disease
15. In vitro effects of IFN-beta and IFN-gamma on endogenous catecholamines produced and released by mitogen-stimulated peripheral blood mononuclear cells
16. Endogenous catecholamines produced by blood mononuclear cells are involved in multiple sclerosis and may be relevant for the effects of interferons
17. Effetto degli interferoni sulle catecolamine endogene nelle cellule mononucleate circolanti umane: rilevanza per la sclerosi multipla
18. Catecolamine endogene nelle cellule mononucleate circolanti umane di pazienti con sclerosi multipla: possibile rilevanza dei processi apoptotici
19. Efetto degli inibitori della ricaptazione delle monoamine sulle catecolamine endogene nel linfociti umani
20. Dopamine-induced modulation of apoptosis in human peripheral blood mononuclear cells: evidence for a receptor-mediated antiapoptotic effect
21. Effect of interferon gamma and interferon beta on endogenous catecholamine production and tyrosine hydroxylase expression in human peripheral blood mononuclear cells: possible relevance for multiple sclerosis
22. Modulazione dopaminergica dell’apoptosi in cellule mononucleate circolanti umane: possibile rilevanza per la malattia di Parkinson
23. Catecholamine production and tyrosine hydroxylase expression in lymphocytes of patients with multiple sclerosis
24. Expression of tyrosine hydroxylase and initiation of tyrosine hydroxylase gene transcription upon activation in human mononuclear leukocytes
25. Alla base della ridotta caduta pressoria notturna in giovani diabetici vi è un eccesso di dopamina?
26. Catecholamine content and production induced by differnt simuli in peripheral lynphocytes from patients with mutiple sclerosis
27. Sintesi intracellulare di catecolamine nei leucociti moninucleati umani: possibile ruolo nella sclerosi multipla
28. Ruolo della protein chinasi C nella modulazione della produzione di catecolamine nei linfociti umani
29. Evidence for a neuroimmunomodulatory and a hematopoietic role of the Luschka's coccygeal body
30. Evidence for a functional rilevance og glutamate receptor in the guibea-pig and human colon
31. Evidence for a functional relevance of glutamate receptors in the guinea-pig and human colon
32. Ruolo della proteina chinasi C nella modulazione della produzione di catecolamine nei linfociti
33. Protein kinase C regulates the synthesis of catecholamines in human mononuclear leukocytes stimulated with phytohemagglutinin
34. Neurotransmitters, receptors and the neuroimmune network: a pharmacological approach to neuroimmunology
35. Proteine kinase C regulates synthesis of catecholamine in human mononudclear leukocytes stimulated with phytohmagglutinin
36. Ambulatory 24 hrs blood pressure monitoring in diabetic children and adolescents: a pilot study
37. Evidence for a functional rilevance of glutamate receptors of the ampa type in the guinea pig colon
38. Evidence for a functional relationship between intracellular catecholamines and proliferation in human ummune cells
39. Direct evidence for a functional relationschip betweene intracellular catecholamines and proliferation in human immune cells
40. Endogenuos catecholamine syntesis and metabolism in human leukocytes , Europen Journal of clinical investigation
41. Endogenous catecholamine synthesis and metabolism in human leukocytes
42. Assessment of catecholamine content and metabolism in human pheripheral blood leukocytes subpopulation and leukemia cell lines
43. Evidence for a functional relevance of glutamate receptors of the AMPA type in the guinea-pig colon
44. Ambulatory 24 hrs blood pressure minitoring in diabetic children and adolescent: a pilot study
45. Endogenuos catecholamine metabolism in Human lynphocytes
46. Measurement of catecholamines in the mouse bone marrow by means of HPLC with electrochemical detection
47. Effect of chronic sympothetic denervation or chronic naltrexone treatment on the sensitivity of enteric cholinergic neurons to opioids receptor agonists
48. Sensitivity changes of enteric cholinergic neurons to opioid receptor agonists after chronic sympathetic denervation or chronic naltrexone treatment
49. Association between the circadian course of endogenuos noradrenaline and the hematopoietic cell cycle in the mouse bone marrow
50. The myenteric plexus as a model to study plasticity in the autonomic nervous system
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