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Clinical and entomological factors influence the outcome of sting challenge studies by Golden, David B.K., Breisch, Nancy L., Hamilton, Robert G., Guralnick, Miles W., Greene, Albert, Craig, Timothy J., Kagey-Sobotka, Anne

“…The reported frequency of systemic reactions to challenge sting varies greatly. To evaluate the interaction of clinical and entomological factors that…”
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Effect of chemically synthesized psilocybin and psychedelic mushroom extract on molecular and metabolic profiles in mouse brain by Shahar, Orr, Botvinnik, Alexander, Shwartz, Amit, Lerer, Elad, Golding, Peretz, Buko, Alex, Hamid, Ethan, Kahn, Dani, Guralnick, Miles, Blakolmer, Karin, Wolf, Gilly, Lotan, Amit, Lerer, Leonard, Lerer, Bernard, Lifschytz, Tzuri

“…Psilocybin, a naturally occurring, tryptamine alkaloid prodrug, is currently being investigated for the treatment of a range of psychiatric disorders…”
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Hymenoptera allergens by King, Te Piao, Guralnick, Miles

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Hymenoptera allergens by King, Te Piao, Guralnick, Miles

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Allergens in Hymenoptera venom. XXII. Comparison of venoms from two species of imported fire ants, Solenopsis invicta and richteri by Hoffman, D R, Smith, A M, Schmidt, M, Moffitt, J E, Guralnick, M

“…Venoms were collected by electrical stimulation from the two major species of imported fire ants found in the United States, Solenopsis invicta (Sol i) and S…”
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Sting morphology and frequency of sting autotomy among medically important vespids (Hymenoptera: Vespidae) and the honey bee (Hymenoptera: Apidae) by Mulfinger, L, Yunginger, J, Styer, W, Guralnick, M, Lintner, T

“…Data from clinical sting challenge investigations indicate that certain species of yellowjackets experience sting apparatus autotomy with surprisingly high…”
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A qualitative and quantitative analysis of proteins found in vespid venoms by Mulfinger, L M, Benton, A W, Guralnick, M W, Wilson, R A

“…Diagnosis and immunotherapy with venom extracts of patients sensitive to Hymenoptera stings has led to the problem of improving the standardization of…”
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