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A new method for the estimation of serotonin in blood and cerebrospinal fluid

Kriek J.A. Bester A.J. Rossouw J.J. (1979)

A new rapid method for the microdetermination of serotonin (5-hydroxytryptamine) in plasma and cerebrospinal fluid is described. A recovery coefficient of 98% was obtained in the present method, with the use of ...
Comparison of the lytic effects of four prostaglandin analogues in the chacma baboon (Papio ursinus ursinus)

Rall H.J.S. Zuurmond T.J. Weidemann A. (1979)

Six healthy, cycling female chacma baboons (Papio ursinus ursinus) were used to determine the luteolytic effects of four prostaglandin analogues. The compounds were administered according to a study design which made ...
'Emerging' mycobacteria in South Africa

Van Helden P.D. Parsons S.D.C. Gey Van Pittius N.C. (2009)

Disease can be caused by various species of the genus Mycobacterium. A number of reports, both published and unpublished, of rarely reported mycobacteria have surfaced in South Africa in the last few years. Some unusual ...
Morphologic changes observed in experimental cryptorchidism

Heydenrych J.J. Du Toit D.F. (1981)

[No abstract available]
Neurotensin, vaso-active intestinal polypeptide and gastrin levels in plasma and protal venous blood in experimental mesenteric ischaemia

Van Rensburg L.C.J. Morrison G. De Beer R. Strachan A.F. (1991)

The effect of mesenteric ischaemia on the levels of neurotensin, vaso-active intestinal polypeptide and gastrin in portal venous blood and in the peripheral circulation was studied in two groups of 7 and 6 baboons (Papio ...
Ocular pneumoplethysmography as diagnostic aid in carotid stenosis

Van Der Merwe D.M. Geldenhuys J.J. Human H.J. (1981)

The ocular pneumoplethysmograph as developed by Gee was evaluated for its accuracy in demonstrating the presence of stenosis in the internal carotid artery. An initial study on 30 Chacma baboons showed that it was very ...
Phylogenetic analysis of simian T lymphotropic virus type I from Kenyan olive baboons (Papio anubis), lowland Sykes monkeys (Cercopithecus mitis), and vervet monkeys (Cercopithecus aethiops pygerythrus)

Van Rensburg E. Engelbrecht S. Robson B. Langat D. Isahakia M. Mwenda J. (1999)

[No abstract available]
Primate endocrine function after pancreatico-duodenal-splenic allotransplantation

Du Toit D.F. Heydenrych J.J. Smit B. Louw G. Zuurmond T. Els D. Weideman A. Wolfe-Coote S. Du Toit L. Gonin R. Davids H. (1987)

In this study the endocrine function following intraperitoneal hetero- and orthotopic pancreatico-duodenal-splenic allotransplantation (PDS) in hemipancreatectomized, non-immune-suppressed chacma baboons was assessed. ...
Simian immunodeficiency viruses (SIVs) from eastern and southern Africa: Detection of a SIVagm variant from a chacma baboon

Van Rensburg E.J. Engelbrecht S. Mwenda J. Laten J.D. Robson B.A. Stander T. Chege G.K. (1998)

Simian immunodeficiency viruses (SIVs) have been shown to infect many Old World African primate species. Thus far, no work has been published on southern African primates. In this study we investigated the genetic diversity ...
Splenic regeneration and phagocytic function after partial splenectomy in baboons

Van Rensburg L.C.J. Kuhn S. Gemperli M.B. Klopper J.F. Ellman A. Theron S. (1991)

[No abstract available]
The effect of phencyclidine anaesthesia on the blood chemistry and haematology of the chacma baboon (Papio ursinus)

Steyn D.G. (1975)

[No abstract available]
The mid dermis graft. An experimental study

Malherbe W.D.F. Van Der Walt J.J. (1973)

It is possible in the baboon and also in the human not only to transplant a thin split thickness graft successfully, but to cut a second layer from the donor area and to transplant this mid dermis graft successfully as ...