With trademark pulse-pounding flair, Robin Cook delivers a cutting-edge thriller, borrowing from today's fears and tomorrow's medical technology.
This series offers guidance to primary care practitioners who wish to expand their practice to minimally invasive cosmetic procedures.
From the authors of the bestselling Slow Death by Rubber Duck comes Toxin Toxout: Getting Harmful Chemicals Out of Our Bodies and Our World.
... toxin in rice plants . 2 . TOXIN PRODUCTION BY M. GRISEA The toxin of rice blast fungus ( anamorph Pyricularia oryzae ) was isolated from spore germination fluid ( Arase et al . , 1990a ) . Partially - purified toxin inhibited root ...
... Toxin in Dermatology. Curr Probl Dermatol. Basel, Karger, 2002, vol 30, pp 94–100. Botulinum. Toxin: From. Poison. to. Pharmaceutical. The History of a Poison That Became Useful to Mankind Oliver P. Kreyden Department of Dermatology ...
... toxin in an even manner. Re- member that blocking one single muscle may unbalance the others. When starting to treat facial asymmetries do not try to aim for a single treatment session; be cautious and use at least a two-step treatment ...
... toxin-induced inhibition of neurotransmitter release. This information is of particular importance because the specific mechanism and duration of the local toxin effects may provide data relevant to the anticipated clinical response ...
... toxin type B was found to have a slightly faster rate of onset than type A. A greater radius of diffusion was consistently observed with type B as measured by the greater area of wrinkle reduction at the doses used46. Spencer et al in a ...
... toxin weapons than those which are available today could be developed . There is , consequently , an argument that the prohibitions embodied in the Biological and Toxin Weapons Convention require States Parties to restrict the diffusion ...
... toxin concentration. Values represent the mean i_SEM of 3 experiments done in triplicate cultures. against the pertussis toxin protein (2l). Furthermore, pertussis toxin induces a permanent alteration in the functioning of N1 since ...