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Origin and activities of human lentivirus particles by Robertson, D.S

“…Highlights • To demonstrate that human immunodeficiency virus particles (HIV particles) are of ancient origin and have existed until recently at an…”
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Corrigendum to “Percussion circuits and brain function – A hypothesis” [Med. Hypotheses 82 (2014) 595–600] by Robertson, D.S

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Percussion circuits and brain function – A hypothesis by Robertson, D.S

“…Abstract It is proposed that percussion reactions take place in cells of the sensory organs and the brain. The percussion pulses produced by such reactions are…”
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The Development of Tumor Cell Characteristics: DEVELOPMENT OF TUMOR CELL by Robertson, D.S.

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RETRACTED: Biochemical and biomedical aspects of metabolic imidazoles by Robertson, D.S.

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A hypothesis of bone joint defects by Robertson, D.S.

“…The work presented proposes origins of the extensive range of observations concerning changes in bone joints associated with rheumatoid arthritis,…”
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Human body cell membranes and antigen control by Robertson, D.S.

“…The variables involved in the initiation and operation of the human immune system are considered. It is shown that the number of variations associated with…”
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Proposed biochemistry of Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s diseases by Robertson, D.S.

“…The formation of brain compounds linked to Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s brain diseases are described. Metabolic mechanisms involved in the control of reacting…”
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The Development of Tumor Cell Characteristics by Robertson, D.S.

“…The origins of the characteristics associated with cells from both benign and malignant (cancer) tumors are proposed. It is shown that these deviant cells can…”
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A suspended laser interferometer for determining the Newtonian constant of gravitation by Parks, H.V., Faller, J.E., Robertson, D.S.

“…Progress is reported on an experiment to measure the Newtonian constant of gravitation G with a suspended Fabry-Perot laser interferometer. With this…”
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The biochemical basis of obesity by Robertson, D.S.

“…Biochemical reactions, which give rise to the conversion of triglycerides to carbohydrates and the conversion of carbohydrates to triglycerides, along with…”
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Biochemical and biomedical aspects of metabolic imidazoles by Robertson, D.S.

“…The imidazole structure is involved in the formation of several compounds in the human metabolism including methyl imidazole, imidazole acetic acid, histidine,…”
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Gestation and the evolution of vertical stance bipedal humans by Robertson, DS

“…During mammalian gestation a change in maternal stance alters the velocities of maternal blood flows and results in a changed rate of delivery and distribution…”
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Characterization of the maize gene sugary1, a determinant of starch composition in kernels by James, M.G. (Iowa State University, Ames, IA.), Robertson, D.S, Myers, A.M

“…In maize kernels, mutations in the gene sugary1 (su1) result in (1) increased sucrose concentration; (2) decreased concentration of amylopectin, the branched…”
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Magnesium or calcium hypophosphite could be a treatment for obesity in humans by Robertson, D.S.

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The chemical reactions in the human stomach and the relationship to metabolic disorders by Robertson, D.S.

“…Acid hydrolysis of components from the diet in the stomach require the presence of an acid and a hydrolysing agent. The acid involved is hydrochloric acid. The…”
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A possible natural antibacterial compound in the human metabolism by Robertson, D.S

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Cellular formation of DNA and RNA and the relationship to tumour cell development by Robertson, D.S

“…A hypothesis concerning the mode of formation of the components of DNA and RNA in living cells is described. This is based on the reversible hydration and…”
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The relationship of physical and chemical processes in bone and blood formation by Robertson, D.S

“…An hypothesis is presented describing the relationship between the chemical and physical processes involved in the formation bone and blood. It is also…”
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The use of complex phosphates to inhibit tumour cell multiplication by Robertson, D.S.

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