South African Medical Journal - Volume 43, Issue 45, November 1969

The in vivo results show a close resemblance 10 a typical cardiac glycoside intoxication.

The influence of temperature on certain aspects of the bionomics of L. natalensis and B. tropicus was studied at constant temperatures ranging from 15�C to 30�C.

The tricyclic antidepressives seem to have at least a dual mode of action in the central nervous system.

Urinary excretion data were used in a comparative study of the biological availability of sulphafurazole from 4 commercial brands of sulphafurazole tablets.

The influence of Tri -HCI on the biosynthesis of polyphenylalanine was studied.

In an investigation which made use of chloramphenicol plasma levels it was possible to prove that physicochemical and pharmaceutical factors have an important effect on the biological availability of chloramphenicol derived from chloramphenicol palmitate.

The ultra-low frequency acceleration ballistocardiogram was compared with the first and second time derivatives of the aortic flow and blood pressure respectively where the aortic flow was recorded.

The object of this study was to determine what changes the thyroid function and serum proteins exhibit during experimental generation of atherosclerosis.

Using a single oral dose of 1-0 G of sulphadimidine as 2 compressed tablets, different concentrations of acetylsulphadimidine were recovered in the urine after 48 hours.