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Improving power output for vibration-based energy scavengers by Roundy, S., Leland, E.S., Baker, J., Carleton, E., Reilly, E., Lai, E., Otis, B., Rabaey, J.M., Wright, P.K., Sundararajan, V.

“…Pervasive networks of wireless sensor and communication nodes have the potential to significantly impact society and create large market opportunities. For…”
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Aminoglycoside antibiotics restore dystrophin function to skeletal muscles of mdx mice by Barton-Davis, E R, Cordier, L, Shoturma, D I, Leland, S E, Sweeney, H L

“…Duchenne muscular dystrophy (DMD) is caused by mutations in the dystrophin gene, leading to the absence of the dystrophin protein in striated muscle. A…”
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Monospecific nematode infections of donor calves with Cooperia punctata by Leland, Stanley E.

“…During a 25 year period, 48 calves from three states were raised helminth-free from birth and inoculated with Cooperia punctata. These calves served…”
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Immunogenic effects of culture-derived exoantigens of Cooperia punctata on calves before and after challenge exposure with infective larvae by Leland, Jr, S E, Sofield, W L, Minocha, H C

“…The parasitic stages of Cooperia punctata were cultivated in vitro, and the incubation fluid from these stages containing exoantigen (ExoAg; metabolites,…”
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Rat Parvovirus Type 1: the Prototype for a New Rodent Parvovirus Serogroup by Ball-Goodrich, L J, Leland, S E, Johnson, E A, Paturzo, F X, Jacoby, R O

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Effect of hygromycin B on migrating and adult Strongyloides ransomi in weanling pigs by Leland, Jr, S E

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Isolation and Partial Characterization of Exo- and Endoantigens of Cooperia punctata Cultured In vitro by Zimmerman, G. L., Leland, S. E.

“…Cooperia punctata were cultured in vitro in Ae medium for 21 days, washed in BSSA (Balanced Salt Solution-Antibiotics), and incubated for 72 hr in fresh BSSA…”
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Economic value and course of infection after treatment of cattle having a low level of nematode parasitism by Leland, Jr, S E, Davis, G V, Caley, H K, Arnett, D W, Ridley, R K

“…To determine whether it is economically advantageous to treat calves having inapparent parasitism, we conducted experiments from 1971 to 1976, involving more…”
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In vitro Cultivation of Cooperia punctata from Egg to Egg by Leland, Stanley E.

“…Medium Ae, which was suitable for development from third-stage larvae to egg- (infertile) laying adults, was also suitable for hatching fertile eggs but was…”
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The In-vitro Development of Cooperia pectinata, a Nematode Parasite of Cattle, from Third-Stage Larvae to Adults, including Egg Production by Leland, Stanley E.

“…Cooperia pectinata was cultivated in vitro from artificially exsheathed third-stage larvae to egg-laying (unfertilized) or sperm-containing adults. The…”
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The Influence of pH on the In vitro Development of Cooperia punctata (Ransom, 1907) by Dick, John W., Leland, S. E.

“…Cooperia punctata was cultivated in vitro in medium Ae prepared at pH 6.4 to 6.5, 6.8 to 6.9, 7.2 to 7.3, 7.6 to 7.7, and 8.0 to 8.1. When weekly transfers…”
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In vitro Egg Production of Cooperia oncophora by Leland, Stanley E.

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Experimental Infection of the African Multimammate Mastomys, Rattus (Mastomys) natalensis, with the Minute Stomach Worm Trichostrongylus axei by Leland, Stanley E.

“…The African mastomys, Rattus (Mastomys) natalensis, was a good host for the domestic animal pathogen, Trichostrongylus axei. Single oral doses of 500 to 10,000…”
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Completion of the Life Cycle of Cooperia punctata In vitro by Zimmerman, G. L., Leland, S. E.

“…L3 Cooperia punctata were cultivated in vitro to adult worms that laid large numbers of eggs; many of these eggs hatched to L1 and L2 and a few of the latter…”
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Efficacy of Commercial Bovine Serum as a Component of Media Used to Grow Cooperia punctata In vitro by Ridley, Robert K., Leland, S. E.

“…Several commercial serums-agamma calf, bovine, fetal bovine, serum from calves 10 days to 6 months old, and from calves younger than 10 days-were incorporated…”
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In vitro cultivation of Ancylostoma tubaeforme from egg to fourth-stage larva by Slonka, G F, Leland, Jr, S E

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Incidence of gastrointestinal nematodes in Kansas cattle by Leland, Jr, S E, Caley, H K, Ridley, R K

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Field evaluation of injectable trichlorphon in the treatment of patent Strongyloides ransomi infection of young pigs by Leland, Jr, S E, Neal, F C

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Development to Viable Egg Production in the Rabbit Duodenum of Parasitic Stages of Cooperia punctata Grown In vitro by Leland, S. E., Wallace, L. J.

“…Patency was established in all rabbits which surgically received a multistage inoculum of Cooperia punctata consisting of in vitro-grown third-stage,…”
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Tests of anthelmintic activity (utilizing experimental challenge) against the migratory stages of Strongyloides ransomi in pigs by Leland, Jr, S E, Combs, G E

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