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• Incorporation of Sendai virus glycoproteins into liposomes and their transfer to cell surfaces. ABIDI, T. F., 1983, 121 pp., Ph.D. Thesis, Univ. Microfilms Int. Liposome disposition in vivo. VI: Delivery to the lung. ABRA, R. M., HUNT, C. A., and LAU, D. T., Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences, 73, (2), 203–206.
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• Pharmacokinetic profile of intravenous liposomal triamcinolone acetonide in the rabbit. ABRAHAM, I., HILCHIE, J. C., and MEZEI, M., Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences, 1983, 72, (12), 1412–1415.
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• Treatment of experimental murine candidiasis with liposome-associated amphotericin B. AHRENS, J., GRAYBILL, J. R., CRAVEN, P. C., and TAYLOR, R. L., Sabouraudia, 1984, 22, (2), 163–166.
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• Fusion of unilamellar vesicles to planar lipid bilayers: a model for exocytosis. ARABAS, M. H., 1983, 124 pp., Ph.D. Thesis, Univ. Microfilms Int. Erythrocyte and ghost cytoplasmic resistivity and voltage-dependent apparent size. AKESON, S. P., and MEL, H. C., Biophysical Journal, 1983, 44, (3), 397–403.
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• Preparation, analysis and application of (99mTc) human albumin microspheres ((99mTc)HAM) for lung scanning. AL-JANABI, M. A., AL, H. Y., and AL-SALEM, A. M., International Journal of Applied Radiation and Isotopes, 1984, 35, (3), 209–214.
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• Liposomes I. Properties and methods of preparation. ALKAN, H., Fabad Farm Bilimler Derg, 1983, 8, (4), 181–196.
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• Chronic liposome administration in mice: effects on reticuloendothelial function and tissue distribution. ALLEN, T. M., MURRAY, L., MACKEIGAN, S., and SHAH, M., Journal of Pharmacology and Experimental Therapeutics, 1984, 229, (1), 267–275.
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• Recovery of embolized albumin microspheres from the pulmonary microvasculature using a wedged balloon-tipped catheter. ALLEN, W. G., OLSEN, G. N., WILLIAMS, W. H., and YERGIN, B. M., Critical Care Medicine, 1983, 11, (4), 261–264.
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• Formation of protein polymers in erythrocyte ghosts incubated with sonicated lipid vesicles. Effects on spectrin extractibility, permeability of ghosts to vesicles, intramembrane particle distribution and bleb formation. ALLotsto, N., GIRAUD, F., BOUTALBI, Y., et al., Biochimica et Biophysica Acta, 1983, 727, (2), 255–265.
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• Large divalent cations and electrostatic potentials adjacent to membranes. Experimental results with hexamethonium. ALVAREZ, 0., BRODWICK, M., LATORRE, R., MCLAUGHLIN, A., MCLAUGHLIN, S., and SZABO, G., Biophysical Journal, 1983, 44, (3), 333–342.
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• Delivery of liposome-encapsulated drugs to macrophages. ALVING, C. R., Pharmacology and Therapeutics, 1983, 22, (3), 407–424.
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• Sodium and potassium fluxes mediated by ATP-free and ATP-activated sodium, potassium ATPase in liposomes. ANNER, B. M., Curr. Top. Membr. Tramp., 1983, 19, 639–642.
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• Liposomes in biological experiment and medical practice. ANTONOV, P., and KERATSOV, E., Eksp, Med. Morfol, 1983, 22, (1), 1–7.
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• Reversal of streptozotocin-induced diabetes by transplantation of a single microencapsulated minced pancreas in the rat. ARAKI, Y., NAKAMURA, Y., KANATSUNA, T., and KONDO, M., Int. Congr. Ser.-Excerpta Med, 1983, 607 (Curr. Future Ther. Insulin), 376–383.
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• The stability of a prodrug, liposome and a prodrug-liposome complex in simulated biological conditions. ARROWSMITH, M., HADGRAFT, J., and KELLAWAY, I. W., International Journal of Pharmaceutics, 1983, 17, (1), 91–98.
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• Acrylic microspheres in vivo. IX: Blood elimination kinetics and organ distribution of microparticles with different surface characteristics. ARTURSON, P., LAAKSO, T., and EDMAN, P., Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences, 72, (12), 1415-1420.
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• Cardiac output measurements with thermodilution and radioactive microspheres. A com-parative study in cats. ARVIDSSON, S., BERGQVIST, D., HAGLUND, U., and LINDBLAD, B., Scandinavian Journal of Clinical and Laboratory Investigations„ 1983, 43, (7), 617–620.
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• Membrane fluidity and myotonia: effects of cholesterol and desmosterol on erythrocyte membrane fluidity in rats with 20, 25-diazacholesterol-induced myotonia and on phospholipid liposomes. ASHRAF, J., FEIX, J. B., and BUTTERFIELD, D. A., Bioscience Reports, 1984, 4, (2), 115–120.
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• Increased number of myocardial blood flow measurements with radionuclide-labeled microspheres. BAER, R. W., PAYNE, B. D., VERRIER, E. D., VIAHAKES, G. 1., MOLODOWITCH, D., UHLIG, P. N., and HOFFMAN, J. I., American Journal of Physiology, 1984, 246, (3, Pt 2), H418–H434.
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• Glycolipid-dependent agglutination of liposomes by Croton tiglium lectin. BANERJEE, K. K., and SEN, A., FEBS Letters, 1983, 162, (2), 248–251.
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• Targeting of asialofetuin sugar chain-bearing liposomes to liver lysosomes. BANNO, Y., Onxt, K., and NOZAWA, Y., Biochemistry International, 1983, 7, (4), 455–461.
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• The retention and distribution in the rabbit knee of a radionuclide complexed with a lipophilic chelator in liposomes. BARD, D. R., KNIGHT, C. G., and PAGE-THOMAS, D. P., Clin. Exp. Rheumatol., 1983, 1, (2), 113–117.
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• Improved radioimmunodetection of tumours using liposome-entrapped antibody. BARRATT, G. M., RYMAN, B. E., BEGENT, R. H. J., et al. Biochimica et Biophysica Acta, 1983, 762, (2), 154–164.
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• Liposomes as aids to tumour detection. BARRATT, G. M., RYMAN, B. E., CHESTER, K. A., and BEGENT, R. H. J., Biochemical Society Transactions, 1984, 12, (2), 348–349.
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• Competitive inhibitory effect of alkali metal ions on ion transport by erythrocyte ghosts. BARTHA, K. G., BLASKO, K., and GYORGYI, S., Kiserletes Orvostudomany, 1983, 35, (4), 377–383.
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• The prevention of wound infection after head and neck resections: a pilot study using gentamicin impregnated beads. BARTON, R. P., and MOIR, A. A., Ann. R. Coll. Surg. Engl., 1984, 66, (2), 98–100.
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• Pharmacokinetics of subconjunctival liposome-encapsulated gentamicin in normal rabbit eyes. BARZA, M., BAUM, J., and SZOKA, F. JR., Invest. Ophthalmol. Vis. Sc., 1984, 25, (4), 486–490.
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• Antitumor activity of some BCG fractions incorporated in liposomes. BEAUDET, R., and PORTELANCE, V., Microbios. Lett., 1983, 23, (90), 63–66.
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• Clinical evaluation of an improved injectable microcapsule contraceptive system. BECK, L. R., FLOWERS, C. E. JR., POPE, V. Z., WILBORN, W. H., and TICE, T. R., Am. J. Obstet. Gynecol., 1983, 147, (7), 815–821.
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• Controlled-release delivery systems for hormones. A review of their properties and current therapeutic use. BECK, L. R., and POPE, V. Z., Drugs, 1984, 27, (6), 528–547.
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• A comparison of the effects of cholesterol and 25-hydroxycholesterol on egg yolk lecithin liposomes: spin label studies. BENGA, G., HODARNAU, A., IoNEsuu, M., POP, V. I., FRANGOPOL, P. T., STRUJAN, V., HOLMES, R. P., and KUMMEROW, F. A., Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences, 1983, 414, 140–152.
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• Phospholipid-protein molecular interactions in relation to immunological processes. 1. Raman spectroscopic and calorimetric studies of phospholipid-polyglycine molecular interactions in model membranes. BERTOLUZZA, A., BONORA, S., FIN, G., MORELLI, M. A., and SIMONI, R., J. Raman Spectrosc., 1983, 14, (6), 395–400.
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• An improved method of harvesting haemoglobin-free human erythrocyte ghosts. BHATTACHARYA, S. P., Scandinavian Journal of Haematology, 1983, 31, (5), 461–465.
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• Side-dependent ion effects on the rate of ouabain binding to reconstituted human red cell ghosts. BODEMANN, H. H., REICHMANN, H., CALLAHAN, T. J., and HOFFMAN, J. F., Curr. Top. Membr. Tratzsp., 1983, 19, 229–233.
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• Methods in laboratory investigation. Exclusion of trypan blue from microcarriers by endo-thelial cells: an in vitro barrier function test. BOIADJIEVA, S., HALLBERG, C., HOGSTROM, M., and BUSCH, C., Laboratory Investigation, 50, (2), 239–246.
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• Removal of cholesterol from erythrocyte ghosts by phospholipids. BORODIN, E. A., LANIO, M. E., MARKIN, S. S., ARCHAKOV, A. I., and LOPUKHIN, Yu. M., Voprosy Meditsinskio Khimii, 1984, 30, (2), 75–77.
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• Intramasseteric hemangioma: nonoperative treatment with transarterial embolization with microparticles. BRAUN, I. F., and NAHAI, F., J. Med. Assoc. Ga., 1984, 73, (1), 27–30.
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• Transport and destruction of liposomes in small intestine mucus. BRODSKII, R. A., GAL'PERIN, Yu. M., LAZAREV, P. I., NADTOCHII, V. V., and POPOV, G. A., Doklady Akademii Nauk SSSR, 1983, 273, (2), 464–466.
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• Changes in the shape and ultrastructure of white ghosts of erythrocytes upon their sealing and phthalocyanine dye sorption. BRUDNAYA, M. S., KIRPICHNIKOVA, K. M., KOMISSARCHIK, YA Yu, and LEVIN, S. V., Tsitologiya, 1984, 26, (2), 184–187.
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• Mitochondrial cytochrome c oxidase inserted into artificial liposomes: transient kinetic studies. BRUNORI, M., CoLostmo, A., SARTI, P., and WILSON, M. T., Den. Bioenerg. Biomembr., 1983, 6 (Struct. Funct. Membr. Proteins), 365–368.
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• Preservation of multilamellar lipid vesicles (liposomes) for ultrastructural studies. BGCANA, C., HOVER, L. C., and PLENTOVICH, D., Scanning Electron Microscopy, 1983, (Pt. 3), 1329–1337.
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• Microelectrophoretic studies of gelatin and acacia for the prediction of complex coacervation. BURGESS, D. J., and CARLESS, J. E., Journal of Colloid and Interface Science, 1984, 98, (1), 1–8.
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• Induced alterations in the physical state of sialic acid and membrane proteins in human erythrocyte ghosts: Implications for the topology of the major sialoglycoprotein. BUTTERFIELD, D. A., FARMER, B. T. II, and FEIX, J. B., Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences, 414, 169–179.
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• Covalent attachment of insulin to the outer surface of liposomes. CANTENYS, D., CREACH, Y., PRADAYROL, L., HOLLANDE, E., and MASSOL, M., Biochemical and Biophysical Research Communications, 1983, 117, (2), 399–405.
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• Permeability of liposomes towards amino alcohol and amino acid nitroxides. CANTENYS, D., DOGOUNKOFF, C., and MASSOL, M., Chemistry and Physics of Lipids, 1983, 33, (4), 303–312.
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• Liposomes in diagnostic radiology. CARIDE, V. J., Biochemical Society Transactions, 1984, 12, (2), 346–347.
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• A study of the interaction between progesterone and membrane lipids. CARLSON, J. C., GRUBER, M. Y., and THOMPSON, J. E., Endocrinology, 1983, 113, (1), 190–194.
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• Incorporation of acylated wheat germ agglutinin into liposomes. CARPENTER-GREEN, S., and HUANG, L., Analytical Biochemistry, 1983, 135, (1), 151–155.
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• Oleic acid transfer from microsomes to egg lecithin liposomes: participation of fatty acid binding protein. CATALA, A., and AVANZATI, B., Lipids, 1983, 18, (11), 803–807.
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• Inhibition by phospholipid liposomes of the prolactin and cortisol response to insulin hypoglycemia in man. CAVAGNINI, F MARASCHINI, C., DUBIN, A., BAMELLA, C., DANESI, L., and FOSSATI, R., Psychopharma(ology (Berlin), 1984, 82, (3), 157–160.
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• Blood flow in exercising muscles by xenon clearance and by microsphere trapping. CERRETELLI, P., MARCONI, C., PENDERGAST, D., MEYER, M., HEISLER, H., and PIIPER, J., Journal of Applied Physiology, 1984, 56, (1), 24–30.
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• Simple methods for determining the accuracy of tumor blood flow measurements using radioactive microspheres in rats. CHAN, R. C., BARBS, C. F., and VETTER, R. J., Journal of Pharmacological Methods, 1983, 10, (3), 157–166.
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• Artificial cells in hemoperfusion and other applications. CHANG, T. M., Nephron, 1984, 36, (3), 161–168.
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• Magnetic microspherical carrier-a new dosage form of fluorouracil as an anticancer agent. CHEN, Q., SUN, S. Y., Gu, X. Q., Li, Z. W., and Li, Z. X., Chung Kuo Yao Li Hsueh Pao, 1983, 4, (4), 273–276.
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• Effect of administration of lipid vesicle (liposome) bound cholesterol esterase on liver cholesterol ester levels in cholesterol-fed rats. CHERIAN, R., and BALASUBRAMANIAN, A. S., Indian Journal of Experimental Biology, 1983, 21, (9), 522–523.
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• Incorporation of plasmid DNA into liposomes from E. co/i total lipid and study of their stability. CHERNYAVSKII, V. A., OBUKHOVA, E. L., and ZEROV, Yu P., Biokhimiya (Moscow), 1984, 49, (1), 38–44.
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• The action of palytoxin on erythrocytes and resealed ghosts. Formation of small, nonselective pores linked with sodium, potassium dependent-ATPase. CHHATWAL, G. S., HESSLER, H. J., and HABERMANN, E., Naunyn-Schmiedeberg's Archives of Pharmacology, 1983, 323, (3), 261–268.
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• Increasing the tumor uptake of liposomally-entrapped substances by prior injection of empty liposomes. CI-1u, H. K., VOIGT, W., and HAYNES, D. H., IRCS Medical Science, 1983, 11, (5), 420–421.
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• Liposome encapsulation of retrovirus allows efficient superinfection of resistant cell lines. FALLER, D. V., and BALTIMORE, D., Journal of Virology, 1984, 49, (1), 269–272.
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