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Spencer J. Berrystic/therapeutic intervention (e.g. catheterization followed by coronary revascularization, cardiac valve surgery), these agents are commonly needed to bring a patient through an acute non-surgically curable event (acute myocardial infarction or myocarditis, sepsis) or through a decompensation perio

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Bruce P. Brandhorstth in acute gouty arthritis and in experimentally induced crystal arthritis. Support for this hypothesis includes the massive accumulation of PMN in inflamed synovium and synovial fluid, the striking diminution of experimentally induced urate crystal synovitis following neutrophil depletion by cytot

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th in acute gouty arthritis and in experimentally induced crystal arthritis. Support for this hypothesis includes the massive accumulation of PMN in inflamed synovium and synovial fluid, the striking diminution of experimentally induced urate crystal synovitis following neutrophil depletion by cytot

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Local Control Mechanisms During Oogenesis and Folliculogenesisle gamete constitutes an irreplaceable element of life. Thus, the origin, differentiation, qualities, and functions of this essential cell are of fundamental interest and importance to developmental biology and are related directly or indirectly to multiple human activities—social, personal, scienti

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Vitellogenesis in Insects two ways for the embryo they enclose: They contain developmental instructions given by the mother to direct the initial phases of embryogenesis (see Chapters 11–13), and they are usually provisioned with nutritive substances to support the embryo until it can obtain its own food. This chapter conce

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Vitellogenesis and Oocyte Growth in Nonmammalian Vertebratesthout instrumental aids as part of our manifest environment—from the amphibian eggs that grace rural ponds to the omelets and caviar that complement our cuisine. The egg proper of the domestic chicken averages 32 mm in diameter (Romanoff, 1943), for instance, but even this size is exceeded by a numb