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Aporphines. 9. Synthesis and Pharmacological Evaluation of (±) 9, 10-Dihydroxyaporphine [(±)-Isoapomorphine], (±)-,(-)-, and (±)-1,2-Dihydroxyaporphine, and (+)-1, 2, 9, 10 - Tetrahydroxyaporphine by Neumeyer, John, McCarthy, Monica, Battista, Sam, Rosenberg, Franklin, Teiger, David

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Effect of microwave irradiation (2.45 GHz, CW) on egg weight loss, egg hatchability, and hatchling growth of the Coturnix quail by Byman, D, Battista, S P, Wasserman, F E, Kunz, T H

“…Fertile eggs of the Coturnix quail were exposed twice a day for 30 min to 2.45-GHz continuous wave radiation at power densities of 25 or 50 mW cm-2 throughout…”
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Aversion/attraction of blue jays to microwave irradiation by Wasserman, F E, Dowd, C, Byman, D, Schlinger, B A, Battista, S P, Kunz, T H

“…Aversion/attraction experiments were conducted to determine whether birds can perceive the presence of 2.45 GHz continuous wave microwave irradiation by…”
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Restoration of tracheal mucosa and ciliary particle transport activity after mechanical denudation in the chicken by Battista, S P, Denine, E P, Kensler, C J

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Mucus production and ciliary transport activity. In vivo studies using the chicken by Battista, S P, Kensler, C J

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Use of nonimmersed in vitro chicken tracheal preparation for the study of ciliary transport activity. Cigarette smoke and related components by Battista, S P, Kensler, C J

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Pulmonary function in spontaneously breathing dogs with lower airway catheters by Battista, S P, Steber, W D, Kensler, C J

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Technique for implanting lower airway catheters chronically in dogs, in order to expose and record pulmonary function by Battista, S P, Steber, W D, Green, M, Kensler, C J

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Thermoregulatory Behavior of Birds in Response to Continuous Wave 2.45-GHz Microwave Radiation by Wasserman, Fred E., Dowd, Christina, Byman, David, Schlinger, Barnett A., Battista, Sam P., Kunz, Thomas H.

“…Studies of thermoregulatory behavior and body temperature carried out on the house finch and blue jay indicate that there is no observable thermoregulatory…”
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Thermoregulation of Budgerigars Exposed to Microwaves (2.45 GHz, CW) during Flight by Byman, David, Wasserman, Fred E., Schlinger, Barnett A., Battista, Sam P., Kunz, Thomas H.

“…Budgerigars (Melopsittacus undulatus) flying at 37 km h⁻¹ in a wind tunnel were exposed to 2.45 GHz continuous wave (CW) radiation at power densities of 50 and…”
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A new system for quantitatively exposing laboratory animals by direct inhalation: delivery of cigarette smoke by Battista, S P, Guerin, M R, Gori, G B, Kensler, C J

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