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Binding of Antibiotics to Bovine and Ovine Serum
  • G. Ziv, F. Sulman
  • Medicine, Biology
    Antimicrobial Agents and Chemotherapy
  • 1 September 1972
TLDR
The capacity of bovine or ovine serum to bind antibiotics was, with a few exceptions, similar to the reported capacity of human serum.
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Serum and milk concentrations of spectinomycin and tylosin in cows and ewes.
  • G. Ziv, F. Sulman
  • Medicine
    American journal of veterinary research
  • 1 March 1973
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The effect of air ionization, electric fields, atmospherics, and other electric phenomena on man and animal
The effects of negative air ions on various physiological functions during work in a hot environment
TLDR
It is suggested that under the conditions of this study negative air ions can improve various cardiovascular and thermoregulatory functions as well as subjective feelings during physical effort by increasing the exposure time to negative ionized air and/or prolonging the stressful conditions.
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Pharmacokinetic evaluation of penicillin and cephalosporin derivatives in serum and milk of lactating cows and ewes.
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Analgesimetry and ranking of analgesic drugs by the receptacle method.
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Absence of harmful effects of protracted negative air ionisation
TLDR
The EEG revealed the typical changes due to negative air ionisation: stabilising of frequency, increased amplitudes, spreading of brainwaves from the perceptive occipital area to the conceptive frontal area and synchronisation of both hemisphere tracings.
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The effect of light and darkness on nucleic acids and protein metabolism of the pineal gland.
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The effect of pinealectomy on rat plasma corticosterone levels under various conditions of light.
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The effect of cholinergic drugs on paradoxical sleep in the rat.
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