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See detailAxial dispersion processes in liquid trickle flow through packed bed
Crine, Michel ULg; Asua, J. M.; L'Homme, Guy ULg

in Chemical Engineering Journal (1982), 25

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See detailUne approche structurale pour l'analyse input-output : un premier bilan
Defourny, Jacques ULg

in Economie Appliquée (1982), (1-2), 203-229

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See detailAcritarch Sphaeromorphs of the Middle Viséan in Heudem-1/1a.
Vanguestaine, M; Streel, Maurice ULg

in Publication Natuurhistorische Gement Limburg (1982), XXXII(1-4), 46-47

See detailL'uguaglianza delle oppoertunità : slogan o realta ?
de Landsheere, Gilbert ULg

in Rinascita della Scuola : Bimestrale Internazionale di Cultura, Szienza, Educazione (1982), 30

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See detailConformational analysis of the calcium--A23187 complex at a lipid--water interface.
Brasseur, Robert ULg; Deleers, M.; Malaisse, W. J. et al

in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America (1982), 79(9), 2895-7

A possible conformation of the complex formed by one calcium ion and two molecules of the ionophore A23187 at a simulated lipid--water interface was predicted by a variant method for conformational ... [more ▼]

A possible conformation of the complex formed by one calcium ion and two molecules of the ionophore A23187 at a simulated lipid--water interface was predicted by a variant method for conformational analysis. This method takes into account, in addition to the Van der Waals energy, electrostatic interaction, and torsional potential, the alteration of electrostatic forces attributable to changes in dielectric constant at the interface and the transfer energy for each part of the complex as it moves through the lipid-water interface. The most probable conformer was characterized by a two-fold axial symmetry that was maintained during transition to the hydrophobic bulk conformation. Minor changes in the interfacial structure were sufficient to achieve the configuration characteristic of the hydrophobic bulk phase. [less ▲]

See detailRelease of thromboxane B2 during adult respiratory distress syndrome and its inhibition by non steroidal anti-inflammatory substances in man
Deby, Ginette ULg; Radoux, L.; Haas, M. et al

in Archives Internationales de Pharmacodynamie et de Thérapie (1982), 259

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See detailEvolution des paramètres de sélection chez le Landrace Belge
Pecquereau, B.; Goffinet, A.; Claustriaux, Jean-Jacques ULg

in Revue de l'Agriculture (1982), 35(6), 3243-3256

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See detailActinic granulomas and relapsing polychondritis.
Pierard, Gérald ULg; Henrijean, A.; Foidart, Jean-Michel ULg et al

in Acta Dermato Venereologica (1982), 62(6), 531-3

A patient developed concomitantly chondritis of the two auricles, diffuse cutaneous vasculitis and actinic granulomas. Alterations in skin and cartilage were prominent in the elastic tissue. Anticollagen ... [more ▼]

A patient developed concomitantly chondritis of the two auricles, diffuse cutaneous vasculitis and actinic granulomas. Alterations in skin and cartilage were prominent in the elastic tissue. Anticollagen type II antibodies were absent from the serum and there was no deposit of immunoreactants in cartilages. In this form of relapsing polychondritis, the pathomechanism resembles that of diffuse actinic arteritis as proposed by O'Brien. It is concluded that relapsing polychondritis may represent a heterogeneous syndrome with regard to its pathogenesis. [less ▲]

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See detailMéthodes d'analyse des localisations commerciales : les apports de l'enquête de terrain
Merenne-Schoumaker, Bernadette ULg

in Annales de Géographie (1982), (506), 417-424

An analysis of methods of commercial locations. The results of a ground survey. This article presents a survey and an outlook on commercial location in three differents sectors whereby the results are ... [more ▼]

An analysis of methods of commercial locations. The results of a ground survey. This article presents a survey and an outlook on commercial location in three differents sectors whereby the results are particularly interesting: spatial organization of equipments, dynamism of evolutions and motivations of differents locations. In every case, we have tried to demonstrate the methods to use and the primary possible methods that can be investigated. All methodolo¬gical problems are not yet resolved, but we can observe how the development of marketing geography of retailing depends on collecting technics and the modality of methods. [less ▲]

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See detailFixation de ferritine cationisee a la surface des cretes palatines du rat.
Renard, Ariane ULg; Heinen, Ernst ULg; Baeckeland, E.

in Bulletin de l'Association des Anatomistes (1982), 66(192), 117-25

Recently, we suggested that the cell coat of the surface epithelial cells of the palatal shelves and especially its sialyl groups are implied in the adhesion process which initiates the constitution of ... [more ▼]

Recently, we suggested that the cell coat of the surface epithelial cells of the palatal shelves and especially its sialyl groups are implied in the adhesion process which initiates the constitution of the secondary palate. In this work, use of cationized ferritin which interacts with anionic receptors of the plasma membrane give us the possibility to render these sialic acids visible. After five minutes incubation in presence of cationized ferritin, the labeling particles are distributed in monolayer over the plasmalemma of epithelial cells. Subsequent incubation in cationized ferritin free medium results in clustering of the marker followed by the detachment of the labeled patches. Otherwise, incubation in the presence of neuraminidase from Clostridium perfringens before the polycationic ligand contact prevents labeling. We think that lateral migration modifications of the anionic receptor could be associated with changes of the shelves capacity to adhere. [less ▲]

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See detailStructure of a Zn2+-containing D-alanyl-D-alanine-cleaving carboxypeptidase at 2.5 A resolution.
Dideberg, O.; Charlier, Paulette ULg; Dive, Georges ULg et al

in Nature (1982), 299(5882), 469-470

Bacteria possess proteases that are specific for the peptide bonds between D-alanine residues, one of which has a free alpha-carboxyl group. These D-alanyl-D-alanine peptidases catalyse carboxypeptidation ... [more ▼]

Bacteria possess proteases that are specific for the peptide bonds between D-alanine residues, one of which has a free alpha-carboxyl group. These D-alanyl-D-alanine peptidases catalyse carboxypeptidation and transpeptidation reactions involved in bacterial cell wall metabolism1,2, and are inactivated by beta-lactam antibiotics. We have now elucidated the structure, at 2.5 Å resolution, of the penicillin-resistant Zn2+-containing D-alanyl-D-alanine peptidase of Streptomyces albus (Zn2+ G peptidase)3,4. The enzyme is shown to consist of two globular domains, connected by a single link. The N-terminal domain has three alpha-helices, and the C-terminal domain has three alpha-helices and five beta-strands. The Zn2+ ion is ligated by three histidine residues, and located in a cleft in the C-terminal domain. The mechanism of action of the enzyme may be related to that of other carboxypeptidases, which also contain functional Zn2+ ions. [less ▲]

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See detailEvidence for a particular binding capacity of rat peritoneal macrophages to rat glomerular mesangial cells in vitro.
Dubois, Ch; Goffinet, G.; Foidart, J. B. et al

in European Journal of Clinical Investigation (1982), 12(3), 239-46

The adhesion of normal rat peritoneal macrophages to normal rat glomerular epithelial or mesangial cells has been studied in vitro after a 60 min incubation at 37 degree C. After washing, the cell ... [more ▼]

The adhesion of normal rat peritoneal macrophages to normal rat glomerular epithelial or mesangial cells has been studied in vitro after a 60 min incubation at 37 degree C. After washing, the cell preparations were examined by phase contrast or scanning electron microscopy. Quantitative studies were also performed using macrophages labelled with 99mTc tin colloids. Peritoneal macrophages predominantly adhered to the cultured mesangial cells. The percent-age of labelled macrophages adhering to these cells was about 10 times higher than that of labelled macrophages adhering to the cultured epithelial cells. This percentage increased proportionally to the number of labelled macrophages added, and was strongly reduced by the prior incubation of macrophagic cells with aggregated IgG, with anti-fibronectin IgG, or with F(ab')2 fragments of anti-fibronectin IgG. Furthermore, the macrophage-mesangial cell interaction was significantly reduced by the prior incubation of mesangial cells with anti-fibronectin IgG or with F(ab')2 fragments of anti-fibronectin IgG. The data demonstrate that normal rat peritoneal macrophages preferentially adhere in vitro to normal rat glomerular mesangial cells, and that this binding may be modulated, at least, by: (a) the Fc receptor binding activity of macrophages; (b) the fibronectin molecules available at the surface of macrophages and of mesangial cells. [less ▲]

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See detailThe dendritic organization of the human spinal cord: the dorsal horn.
Schoenen, Jean ULg

in Neuroscience (1982), 7(9), 2057-87

The human spinal cord was studied with the Golgi method from 26 weeks gestational age onto adult life. Impregnated neurons were analyzed morphometrically by an adaptation of Sholl's concentric circle ... [more ▼]

The human spinal cord was studied with the Golgi method from 26 weeks gestational age onto adult life. Impregnated neurons were analyzed morphometrically by an adaptation of Sholl's concentric circle method in order to specify dendritic geometry, ramification richness and branching pattern. Neurons were classified according to Rexed's laminar scheme, identified on adjacent Nisslstained sections. The following features were found to be characteristic of the dorsal horn laminae. Lamina I is formed of a uniform population of large, poorly ramified neurons. Their main dendritic domaine is disk-shaped in the tangential plane with a mean diameter of about 800 micrometers. Orthogonal, spiny dendrites penetrating into lamina II are numerous even in adult material. Four cell types, all lying in the sagittal plane, are found in lamina II. (1) "Islet cells' (about 30% of impregnated neurons) have a rostrocaudal, cylindrical dendritic domaine with a long axis of +/- 600 micrometers, a few scattered spines and a richly branched axonal network, confined to the dendritic territory. They are more numerous in the central part of lamina II. A few islet cells have two axons. (2) "Filamentous cells' (about 20%), so called because of their multiple filiform, spiny dendrites, are vertico-sagittally oriented. Their soma is located in inner or outer lamina II, their dendritic tree, trapezoid of about 280 micrometers in height, being dorsal or ventral. The axon emits some collaterals in the vicinity of the dendritic tree, then it penetrates into lamina I or Lissauer's tract. (3) "Curly cells' (about 10%) have a complex, twisted, spine-rich dendritic tree. The dendritic domaine can be schematized by a sagittal disk with a diameter of about 200 micrometers, the cell body being eccentric. Curly cells are mainly found in outer lamina II. Their axon penetrates into lamina I or Lissauer's tract. (4) "Stellate cells' (about 40%) are multipolar neurons preferentially found in inner lamina II. They have straight, spine-poor dendrites, which cover a large (longest diameter ca. 500 micrometers), elliptical territory extending into laminae I and III. Their axon gives longitudinal collaterals to lamina II before penetrating deeply into laminae III and IV. Lamina III contains a mixed population of "antenna-like neurons' with a vertical, cone-shaped dendritic domaine and "radiate cells' characterized by a small, spherical territory. All lamina IV neurons are medium or large sized "antenna-like neurons' whose dorsally oriented, cone-shaped dendritic domaine may have a height of 1000 micrometers. It can be concluded that the dorsal horn of the human spinal cord has several distinct dendroarchitectonic features, different from those reported in animals. The possible functional implication of some dendritic features is examined and a laminar dendroarchitectonic scheme of the human cord is proposed as a morphological tool for future neuroanatomical and neuropathological studies. [less ▲]

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See detailRéapparition de formes graves de la maladie de Newcastle chez le pigeon
Vindevogel, Henri ULg; Pastoret, Paul-Pierre ULg; Thiry, Etienne ULg et al

in Annales de Médecine Vétérinaire (1982), 126

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See detailLuc Gazon, peintures et dessins
Duchesne, Jean-Patrick ULg

in Art&Fact (1982), 1

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See detailSerum CBG, free and total cortisol and circadian patterns of adrenal function in normal pregnancy
Demey-Ponsart, E.; Foidart, Jean-Michel ULg; Sulon, J. et al

in Journal of Steroid Biochemistry (1982), 16(2), 165-9

Parameters of cortisol metabolism were studied in pregnancy and early post partum and in non pregnant women. Total serum cortisol was measured by a specific radioimmunoassay and its unbound- and CBG-bound ... [more ▼]

Parameters of cortisol metabolism were studied in pregnancy and early post partum and in non pregnant women. Total serum cortisol was measured by a specific radioimmunoassay and its unbound- and CBG-bound fractions by equilibrium dialysis at 37 degrees C. CBG was measured directly, by an immunodiffusion method (true CBG) and indirectly, by the Scatchard analysis of its interaction with labelled cortisol (PT). During pregnancy the increases in true CBG and total cortisol concentrations were grossly parallel but the PT/true CBG ratio fell from almost 1 in non-pregnant and delivered women to 0.6 during the second half of pregnancy. At 6 p.m., unbound cortisol was significantly higher in outpatients during the 2d half of pregnancy than in non pregnant controls (0.017 vs 0.009 10(-6) mol/l). In hospitalized resting patients, unbound cortisol concentrations were the same in pregnant and non pregnant women except for a significantly higher level of unbound cortisol at midnight during the second half of pregnancy. Circadian variations of cortisol secretion persisted throughout pregnancy. It is concluded that in pregnancy (1) hypothalamic control of maternal adrenal secretion still prevails, (2) the increase in total cortisol is essentially due to that of CBG, (3) the unbound cortisol is normal or, at times, slightly increased and (4) variations in the PT/true CBG ratios may be explained by the presence of steroids (progesterone and 17-OH-progesterone) with a high affinity for CBG. The physiological significance of the mild hypercortisolism of pregnancy is discussed. [less ▲]

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See detailNote sur le dépôt caillouteux de G'doumont (Malmedy)
Demoulin, Alain ULg

in Bulletin de la Société Géographique de Liège (1982)

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See detailAntibodies to laminin in Chagas' disease
Szarfman, A.; Terranova, V. P.; Rennard, S. I. et al

in Journal of Experimental Medicine (1982), 155(4), 1161-71

We have found that sera from humans with Chagas' disease and Rhesus monkeys infected with Trypanosoma cruzi contain IgM and IgG antibodies, which react with structures in a variety of connective tissues ... [more ▼]

We have found that sera from humans with Chagas' disease and Rhesus monkeys infected with Trypanosoma cruzi contain IgM and IgG antibodies, which react with structures in a variety of connective tissues. These antibodies react with laminin but not with various other purified connective tissue components like collagen types I, III, IV, and V, fibronectin, heparan sulfate (BM-1) proteoglycan, or chondronectin. The tissue-reacting antibodies were isolated by absorption to a laminin-Sepharose column. The bound fraction contained all the tissue-reacting antibodies. These antibodies strongly stained trypomastigotes and amastigotes, but weakly stained epimastigotes. These studies show that sera from T. cruzi-infected primates contain antilaminin antibodies, which may be produced by those host in response to a laminin-like molecule present in the parasite. [less ▲]

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See detailObservational Material / Ap-Stars
Manfroid, Jean ULg; Schneider, H.

in A Peculiar Newsletter (1982), 8

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See detailDetection of bovine leukaemia virus antibodies. Use of monoclonal antibody to increase sensitivity in an ELISA test.
Portetelle, Daniel ULg; Bruck, C.; Mammerickx, M. et al

in Archives Internationales de Physiologie et de Biochimie (1982), 90(3),

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See detailEtude sédimentologique des calcaires givétiens à Vaucelles (Bord Sud du Synclinorium de Dinant)
Préat, A.; Boulvain, Frédéric ULg

in Annales de la Société Géologique de Belgique (1982), 105

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See detailFollicular dendritic cells in lymph nodes after x-irradiation.
Kinet-Denoel, C.; Heinen, Ernst ULg; Radoux, Dominique ULg et al

in International Journal of Radiation Biology and Related Studies in Physics, Chemistry, and Medicine (1982), 42(2), 121-30

Follicular dendritic cells (FDC), non lymphoid cells present in lymph follicles, are characterized by numerous cytoplasmic processes retaining antigen-antibody complexes. Their origin, nature and function ... [more ▼]

Follicular dendritic cells (FDC), non lymphoid cells present in lymph follicles, are characterized by numerous cytoplasmic processes retaining antigen-antibody complexes. Their origin, nature and function are unknown. Mice inguinal lymph nodes after 4.5 or 7.5 Gy X-irradiation were depleted of lymphoid cells. Ultrastructural observations during the first few days post-irradiation show that FDC are unaltered and possess dendritic processes enveloping dense material. Furthermore, they show intense metabolic activity. A lamina densa, never observed so well-developed in other lymph node cells, was detected around the nuclear envelope. The localization of junctions between FDC was analysed. FDC preserve their typical cytoplasmic processes even if lymphoid cells are rare. The latter thus seem not to be responsible for the maintenance of FDC integrity or their development. The possible role of this for antibody production is discussed. Irradiated lymph nodes of lymphoid cells are highly convenient for studying FDC. Isolation of FDC from irradiated lymph organs would seem to be possible. [less ▲]

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See detailPurification and properties of the exocellular beta-lactamase of Actinomadura strain R39
Duez, Colette ULg; Frère, Jean-Marie ULg; Ghuysen, Jean-Marie ULg et al

in Biochimica et Biophysica Acta - General Subjects (1982), 700

The exocellular beta-lactamase (penicillin amido-beta-lactamhydrolase, EC 3.5.2.6) of Actinomadura R39 consists of one single polypeptide chain of molecular weight about 15 200. It exhibits a highly ... [more ▼]

The exocellular beta-lactamase (penicillin amido-beta-lactamhydrolase, EC 3.5.2.6) of Actinomadura R39 consists of one single polypeptide chain of molecular weight about 15 200. It exhibits a highly asymmetrical shape, has a low isoelectric point (at pH 5.0) and contains about 9.3% (w/w) of a polydeoxyribonucleotide with which it forms a rather stable complex. Removal of a substantial amount of this deoxyribonucleotide by treatment with DNAase I has no effect on the enzyme activity. The beta-lactamase has a wide spectrum of activity. Penicillins and delta 3-cephalosporins can be either good or poor substrates. Oxacillin, which is a poor substrate of most beta-lactamases from Gram-positive bacteria, is a good substrate of the beta-lactamase of Actinomadura R39. Its best substrate, however, is nitrocefin (kcat/Km: 2300 000 M-1.s-1; catalytic centre activity: 210 s-1). The kcat/Km values observed with some penicillins and delta 3-cephalosporins are similar to the values of the bimolecular rate constants that govern the formation of the acyl-enzyme intermediates between these antibiotics and the serine D-alanyl-D-alanine peptidase that is also secreted by the same strain Actinomadura R39. Such a relationship, however, is not observed with all the beta-lactam compounds tested. [less ▲]

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See detailEtude de l'association du Rhizobium et de l'insecticide carbofuran dans le pralinage des semences de soja (Glycine max (L.) MERRIL)
Schiffers, Bruno ULg; Cornet, D.; Fraselle, J. et al

in Parasitica (1982), 38(2), 55-63

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See detailMolecular mechanisms of glucocorticoid hormone action
Lan, N. C.; Nguyen, T.; Cathala, G. et al

in Journal of Molecular and Cellular Cardiology (1982), 14 Suppl 3

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See detailSerum myoglobin determinations in the assessment of acute myocardial infarction.
Chapelle, Jean-Paul ULg; Albert, A.; Smeets, J. P. et al

in European Heart Journal (1982), 3(2), 122-9

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See detailArt&fact
Duchesne, Jean-Patrick ULg

in Art&fact (1982), 1

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See detailAnalyse factorielle de la révision française de l'échelle A.M.D.P. : résultats d'une étude internationale de 388 cas
Bobon, D.; Mormont, Christian ULg; Doumont, A. et al

in Acta Psychiatrica Belgica (1982), 82

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See detailEtude dendrométrique du pin de Corse (Pinus nigra Arn. var. corsicana)
Berben, J.; Baeyens, L.; Palm, Rodolphe ULg

in Bulletin des Recherches Agronomiques de Gembloux (1982), 17

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See detailRépartition du champ sonore par une méthode de tir aléatoire
Embrechts, Jean-Jacques ULg

in Cahier ABAV (1982), 2

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See detailLa replantation de 71 doigts totalement amputes.
Lejeune, G; Castermans, A; CARLIER, Alain ULg et al

in Acta Chirurgica Belgica (1982), 82(3), 181-9

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See detailEducation et ordinateur
de Landsheere, Gilbert ULg

in U2000. Bulletin de l'Université Libre de Bruxelles (1982), 30

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See detailL'enrobage des semences: perspectives actuelles et futures.
Schiffers, Bruno ULg; Fraselle, J.

in Annales de Gembloux (1982), 88(3),

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See detailE. DELARUELLE, L'idée de croisade au Moyen Age
George, Philippe ULg

in Moyen Age (Le) (1982)

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See detailLes nouvelles campagnes
Mormont, Marc ULg

in Sociologia Ruralis (1982), 12(1), 63-69

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See detailExperience du traitement de lesions nerveuses peripheriques a l'aide des techniques microchirurgicales.
LECLERCQ, Daniel ULg; CARLIER, Alain ULg; KHUC, Toan ULg et al

in Acta Chirurgica Belgica (1982), 82(3), 261-70

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See detailResearch regarding the formation of micropores in a Ni-Ti-C alloy during directional solidification under vacuum
Daoxin, J.; Lecomte-Beckers, Jacqueline ULg

in Metallurgical reports CRM (1982), 60

The aim of this experiment was to study the origin and formation of microporosities in a Ni-5% Ti-0.2% C alloy which has been solidified and quenched, and to compare it to the previously developed ... [more ▼]

The aim of this experiment was to study the origin and formation of microporosities in a Ni-5% Ti-0.2% C alloy which has been solidified and quenched, and to compare it to the previously developed mathematical model. In the selected alloy, the porosity may result from gases formed during solidification (for example by chemical reaction). The results show that solidification conditions influence microporosity formation through the fraction eutectic and this suggests that it is possible to relate susceptibility to microporosity formation to the fraction eutectic. The results also confirm that for solid solution alloys such as Ni-5% Ti0.2% C, the fraction eutectic increases when the ratio G/R decreases. [less ▲]

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See detailEffets du cis-dichlorodiammineplatine (II) (cis-Pt II) sur l'ultrastructure de la chromatine de cellules animales ou vegetales et repercussions sur le cycle cellulaire.
De Pauw, Marie-Claire ULg; Heinen, Ernst ULg; Houssier, Claude ULg et al

in Comptes Rendus des Séances de la Société de Biologie et de ses Filiales (1982), 176(3), 364-8

Cultivated animal cells (mouse peritoneal macrophages, chick fibroblasts or mouse Ehrlich tumor cells) or Zea mays root tips are treated with cis-Pt (II). Various effects (chromatin dispersion or ... [more ▼]

Cultivated animal cells (mouse peritoneal macrophages, chick fibroblasts or mouse Ehrlich tumor cells) or Zea mays root tips are treated with cis-Pt (II). Various effects (chromatin dispersion or condensation, pycnosis) are observed under some experimental conditions in all cell types. Cytoplasmic ribosomes in helical aggregates appear but only in vegetal cells. Mitosis and cell cycle disturbances due to cis-Pt (II) are probably related to chromatin alterations. We suggest that the latter and helical polyribosomes are produced by cis-Pt (II) reaction with nucleic acids in these structures. [less ▲]

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See detailCritical evaluation of serum uric acid levels in acute myocardial infarction.
Chapelle, Jean-Paul ULg; Albert, A.; Boland, J. et al

in Clinica Chimica Acta (1982), 121(2), 147-57

Serial measurements of serum uric acid were performed on patients suffering from acute myocardial infarction. Nearly 80 percent of the cases demonstrated a fall in uric acid concentrations during the ... [more ▼]

Serial measurements of serum uric acid were performed on patients suffering from acute myocardial infarction. Nearly 80 percent of the cases demonstrated a fall in uric acid concentrations during the first two days of hospitalization and a subsequent return to initial levels within six to eight days. There was a relationship between the decrease in uric acid levels and the serum lactate dehydrogenase activity. No evidence could be found that male patients were hyperuricemic as compared to control subjects. However, female patients between 40 and 60 years of age demonstrated significantly higher uric acid levels than healthy women of corresponding ages, even after adjustment for diuretic use. [less ▲]

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See detailDifferential reinforcement of perching duration in the pigeon : a comparison with differential-reinforcement-of-low-rate key-pecking
Lejeune, Helga ULg; Richelle, Marc ULg

in Behaviour Analysis Letters (1982), 2

Pigeons were required to jump on a perch and sit on it for a specified duration before stepping off, in order to gain access to food. This duration was progressively increased by 1-sec steps. Median ... [more ▼]

Pigeons were required to jump on a perch and sit on it for a specified duration before stepping off, in order to gain access to food. This duration was progressively increased by 1-sec steps. Median response duration approximated the required repsonse duration up to values of 40 or even 50 sec and efficiency remained high. Response duration distribution had sharp peaks and comparable dispersions throughout the critical values range. These results contrast with the performance of the same birds in a conventional differential-reinforcement-of-low-rate schedule involving a key-peck response. This indicates that pigeons are able to regulate in time their own motor behaviour over much longer time intervals in the case of a perching response than in the case of key-pecking. [less ▲]

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See detailDosage radioimmunologique de l'hormone placentaire somatotrope et mammotrope bovine
Beckers, Jean-François ULg; De Coster, R.; Wouters-Ballman, Patricia et al

in Annales de Médecine Vétérinaire (1982), 126

Highly specific antisera were obtained from rabbits immunized with a purified preparation of Bovine Placental Somatomammotropin leading to the development of a sensitive radioimmunoassay. Teh values in ... [more ▼]

Highly specific antisera were obtained from rabbits immunized with a purified preparation of Bovine Placental Somatomammotropin leading to the development of a sensitive radioimmunoassay. Teh values in cotyledons extracts and foetal serum given by this methos are in agreement with those determined by radioreceptor assay using rabbit membranous receptors. Placental somatomammotrophic hormone is always present in pregnant cow sera from day 110 after fertilization but at low concentration (<=2 ng/ml) [less ▲]

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See detailDensity-functional theory of the pressure distribution at metal surfaces
Heinrichs, J.; Magain, Pierre ULg

in Physica Status Solidi B. Basic Research (1982), 110

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See detailSensitivity in vivo of central alpha2 and opiate receptors after chronic treatment with various antidepressents
Scuvée-Moreau, Jacqueline ULg; Svensson, T. H.

in Journal of Neural Transmission (1982), 54

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See detailL'acide valérique attire le bousier Geotrupes stercorosus (Scriba, 1791) (Coleoptera Scaribeidae)
Istasse, A.; Magema, Michel; Gaspar, Charles et al

in Annales de la Société royale zoologique belge (1982), 112

Dans le milieu forestier, Geotrupes stercorosus est un bousier inféodé aux excré-. ments des Cervidés. Il est abondant notamment dans le Domaine des Épioux (Belgique, Luxembourg) (DrsrÈRE, 1974) où nous ... [more ▼]

Dans le milieu forestier, Geotrupes stercorosus est un bousier inféodé aux excré-. ments des Cervidés. Il est abondant notamment dans le Domaine des Épioux (Belgique, Luxembourg) (DrsrÈRE, 1974) où nous avons entrepris une étude sur le comportement des Coléoptères coprophages et en particulier sur le rôle de Geotrupes stercorosus dans l'écosystème < X'orêt r. [less ▲]

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See detailLa mesure de la hauteur des arbres au moyen d'un clinomètre.
Rondeux, Jacques ULg

in Bulletin de la Société Royale Forestière de Belgique = Tijdschrift van de Koninklijke Belgische Bosbouwmaatschappij (1982), 89(2), 57-62

Mesurer la hauteur d'un arbre avec une précision satisfaisante ne constitue sans doute plus aujourd'hui un problème, eu égard à la qualité des méthodes ou des appareils susceptibles d'être utilisés. Ces ... [more ▼]

Mesurer la hauteur d'un arbre avec une précision satisfaisante ne constitue sans doute plus aujourd'hui un problème, eu égard à la qualité des méthodes ou des appareils susceptibles d'être utilisés. Ces appareils, appelés "dendromètres", mettent en oeuvre des principes géométriques (triangles semblables) ou des principes trigonométriques (mesure de pentes). Parmi les premiers, on peut citer la célèbre planchette dendrométrique et le dendromètre de Franck, bien connu de nombreux forestiers belges. Parmi les seconds, on relève les dendromètres Blume-Leiss et Suunto (Dagnelie et al., 1977 ; Rondeux, 1978), conçus pour travailler avec une beaucoup plus grande précision mais malheureusement encore très peu utilisés chez nous. Cette situation est, selon toute vraisemblance, liée à un manque d'informations et à l'absence d'uniformité dans les méthodes de cubage généralement utilisées pour lesquelles nombre de forestiers se contentent d'une estimation rapide ("à l'oeil") de la hauteur, le plus souvent "marchande". L'utilisation de tarifs de cubage s'appuyant sur la connaissance de la grosseur et de la hauteur totale des arbres ou d'un critère de qualité des peuplements telle que la hauteur dominante (Dagnelie et al., 1976, 1977) nécessite cependant une estimation plus rigoureuse des hauteurs, étant donné que ces dernières concernent souvent un nombre limité d'arbres. Dans cette perspective, à défaut de disposer de dendromètres sophistiqués et relativement coûteux, l'utilisation d'un clinomètre nous paraît recommandable. Cet appareil, destiné à mesurer des angles (pentes) réalise, en effet, à de nombreux égards, un compromis intéressant en matière de coût, de commodité d'utilisation et de précision. Il peut en outre s'avérer plus efficace que les dendromètres actuels ou les suppléer pour résoudre divers problèmes de mesure inhérents aux conditions parfois difficiles de travail en forêt. [less ▲]

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See detailStructural analysis of rodent growth hormone genes: application to genetic forms of hypopituitarism
Parks, J. S.; Herd, J. E.; Wurzel, J. M. et al

in Endocrinology (1982), 110(5), 1672-1675

Analysis of GH gene structure in the mouse permits evolutionary comparisons with GH gene structure in the rat and provides information about the mechanism responsible for heritable deficiencies of ... [more ▼]

Analysis of GH gene structure in the mouse permits evolutionary comparisons with GH gene structure in the rat and provides information about the mechanism responsible for heritable deficiencies of anterior pituitary hormones. The little mutation in mice is analogous to autosomal recessive, isolated, partial deficiency of GH in man, whereas the Snell dwarf mutation is a model for autosomal recessive deficiency of GH, TSH, and PRL. Mouse cellular DNA was digested with the restriction enzymes Eco RI, Bam HI, Bgl II, Hind III, and Kpn I, singly and in combination. Gene sequences containing coding information for GH were detected by hybridization to a radiolabeled recombinant DNA probe complementary to a rat GH mRNA. The results of genomic restriction analysis indicate that there is a single type of mouse GH gene sequence per haploid genome with a length equal to or less than 32000 base pairs. The distances separating 6-base restriction sites close to the mouse GH gene differ from those close to the rat GH gene. A Kpn I site in the codons for amino acids 103 and 104 of rat GH is absent in the mouse gene. Restriction patterns of DNA from little and Snell dwarf mice did not differ from those of normal mice, indicating that these mutations do not involve deletions of the mouse GH gene. [less ▲]

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See detailEffect of the haptoglobin phenotype on the size of a myocardial infarct.
Chapelle, Jean-Paul ULg; Albert, A.; Smeets, J. P. et al

in New England Journal of Medicine [=NEJM] (1982), 307(8), 457-63

We investigated the relation between haptoglobin (Hp) phenotypes and serum levels of various biochemical markers after myocardial infarction in 496 patients. In 122 subjects selected on the basis of short ... [more ▼]

We investigated the relation between haptoglobin (Hp) phenotypes and serum levels of various biochemical markers after myocardial infarction in 496 patients. In 122 subjects selected on the basis of short delays until hospitalization, patients with Hp 2-2 had higher cumulated creatine kinase activity than patients with Hp 1-1, or Hp 2-1 (P less than 0.05), as well as higher myoglobin concentrations (P less than 0.02) 12 to 28 hours after admission. Comparison of serum enzyme activities in the remaining 374 patients confirmed that Hp 2-2 patients had significantly higher total creatine kinase, creatine kinase isoenzyme MB fraction, aspartate aminotransferase, and lactate dehydrogenase peak levels. Complications of left ventricular failure were more frequent in these patients (P = 0.05). Our results suggest that Hp 2-2 patients have more severe myocardial infarctions than Hp 1-1 and Hp 2-1 patients, However, no difference in the distribution of haptoglobin phenotype was found between patients who had a myocardial infarction and healthy subjects, indicating that Hp 2-2 does not predispose to the occurrence of infarction. [less ▲]

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See detailPlasminogen activator-plasmin system and neuronal migration.
Moonen, Gustave ULg; Grau-Wagemans, M. P.; Selak, Ivan ULg

in Nature (1982), 298(5876), 753-5

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See detailThe six-day rotation period of 1689 Floris-Jan - A new record among slowly rotating asteroids
Schober, H. J.; Surdej, Jean ULg; Harris, A. W. et al

in Astronomy and Astrophysics (1982), 115

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See detailImmunohistological localization of three basement membrane components in various forms of epidermolysis bullosa.
Kero, M.; Peltonen, L.; Foidart, Jean-Michel ULg et al

in Journal of Cutaneous Pathology (1982), 9(5), 316-28

The skin biopsies of eight epidermolysis bullosa (EB) patients, representing epidermolytic, junctional and dermolytic forms of the disease were studied immunohistochemically using antibodies against ... [more ▼]

The skin biopsies of eight epidermolysis bullosa (EB) patients, representing epidermolytic, junctional and dermolytic forms of the disease were studied immunohistochemically using antibodies against collagen Types IV and V, and a proteoglycan. All these molecules are either basement membrane components or closely associated substances. In two types of EB simplex (subtype of the epidermolytic form) the splicing took place above the basement membrane, whereas the staining with all three antibodies remained localized to the floor of the blister. The herpetiform variant of EB simplex proved to be junctional, i.e. the separation occurred within the lamina lucida. One patient clinically classified as belonging to the junctional EB group, was found to have the epidermolytic form of the disease. In this case all antibodies were localized only on the floor of the blister. In the patients with the dermolytic form of EB, all the antibodies stained the roof of the blister. The immunofluorescence techniques are rapid and easy to perform and are therefore proposed as useful for routine clinical diagnosis. [less ▲]

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See detailHormonal regulation of growth hormone mRNA
Wegnez, M.; Schachter, B. S.; Baxter, J. D. et al

in DNA (1982), 1(2), 145-53

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See detailLes leucémies chroniques. Aspects cliniques et thérapeutiques.
Fillet, Georges ULg

in Actualité Médicale Belge (1982), 9

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See detailHormonal and metabolic adaptation to protein-supplemented fasting in obese subjects.
Scheen, André ULg; Luyckx, A. S.; Scheen, Myriam ULg et al

in International Journal of Obesity & Related Metabolic Disorders (1982), 6(2), 165-74

Thirty hospitalized, severely obese patients (40 +/- 2 yr, 82 +/- 4 percent weight excess) were submitted to a 13-d protein-supplemented fast (PSF) with 70 g milk proteins/d (1.26 MJ or 300 kcal). The ... [more ▼]

Thirty hospitalized, severely obese patients (40 +/- 2 yr, 82 +/- 4 percent weight excess) were submitted to a 13-d protein-supplemented fast (PSF) with 70 g milk proteins/d (1.26 MJ or 300 kcal). The mean weight loss during PSF was 5.4 +/- 0.3 kg corresponding to 422 +/- 39 g/d. Comparison of the urinary nitrogen excretion with daily protein intake revealed that the nitrogen balance was equilibrated during PSF. Blood glucose decreased moderately but significantly during the whole PSF period whereas plasma insulin was only reduced during the first 9 d and tended to rise thereafter. Plasma FFA increased rapidly and remained elevated until the end of the study (+ 60 per cent); serum total cholesterol and plasma triglycerides showed a 26 and a 35 per cent decrease respectively. Basal plasma glucagon was slightly increased. Due to the low sodium intake (42 mmol/d) urinary sodium excretion dropped rapidly. Simultaneously both systolic (-13 mmHg) and diastolic (-7 mmHg) arterial blood pressure decreased significantly. The biological tolerance was good: metabolic acidosis was prevented with sodium bicarbonate, excessive rise in serum uric acid was corrected with allopurinol and a marked decrease in serum potassium was avoided with an appropriate dose of spironolactone. Twenty-six patients could be weighed 6 to 15 months after PSF: 12 showed a further weight reduction (6.6 +/- 1.6 kg) and seven a discrete weight gain (1.0 +/- 0.4 kg). Thus, PSF was well accepted and was profitable in 19 out of our 30 patients. It should be restricted to cases of severe and refractory obesity and performed under careful medical supervision. [less ▲]

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See detailLa vidarabine : un traitement antiherpétique actif par voie parentérale
Tjean, M.; Bury, Jean; Fillet, Georges ULg

in Revue Médicale de Liège (1982), 37

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See detailLa navigation fluviale et l'avenir de la région liègeoise
Marchal, Jean ULg

in Revue Etudes et Expansion, Demain (1982), (293), 9

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See detailImmunofluorescence localization of fibronectin in chondrosarcoma cartilage matrix.
Kimata, K.; Foidart, Jean-Michel ULg; Pennypacker, J. P. et al

in Cancer Research (1982), 42(6), 2384-91

In this study, we have compared the extracellular matrix components and the in vitro adhesion characteristics of normal rat epiphysial chondrocytes with those from the Swarm rat chondrosarcoma, which has ... [more ▼]

In this study, we have compared the extracellular matrix components and the in vitro adhesion characteristics of normal rat epiphysial chondrocytes with those from the Swarm rat chondrosarcoma, which has many of the biochemical characteristics of normal cartilage. With the use of immunofluorescence techniques, tissue slices and chondrocytes in culture were tested for the presence of collagen types I and II, cartilage-characteristic proteoglycan, and fibronectin. Both normal and tumor matrix contained type II collagen and cartilage proteoglycan, but only the tumor matrix contained fibronectin. In culture, tumor-derived chondrocytes continued to accumulate fibronectin in their matrix, even after deposition of type II collagen and proteoglycans, while normal chondrocytes did not. When the attachment characteristics of both types of chondrocytes were compared, tumor chondrocytes required fibronectin for attachment, while normal chondrocytes used another attachment factor that had been identified previously as chondronectin. These studies suggest that, although biochemically similar to normal chondrocytes, tumor chondrocytes are no longer able to express the regulatory mechanisms for fibronectin accumulation. [less ▲]

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See detailMitteldevonische Sporen Aus Der Bohrung Schwarzbachtal 1.
Streel, Maurice ULg; Paproth, E

in Senckenbergiana Lethaea (1982), 63(4), 175-181

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See detailFibronectin promotes rat Schwann cell growth and motility
Baron-Van Evercooren, Anne; Kleinman, Hinda K.; Seppa, H. E. et al

in Journal of Cell Biology (1982), 93(1), 211-216

Techniques are now available for culturing well characterized and purified Schwann cells. Therefore, we investigated the role of fibronectin in the adhesion, growth, and migration of cultured rat Schwann ... [more ▼]

Techniques are now available for culturing well characterized and purified Schwann cells. Therefore, we investigated the role of fibronectin in the adhesion, growth, and migration of cultured rat Schwann cells. Double-immunolabeling shows that, in primary cultures of rat sciatic nerve, Schwann cells (90%) rarely express fibronectin, whereas fibroblasts (10%) exhibit a granular cytoplasmic and fibrillar surface-associated fibronectin. Secondary cultures of purified Schwann cells do not express fibronectin. Exogenous fibronectin has a small effect on promoting the adhesion of Schwann cells to the substrate and does not significantly affect cell morphology, but it produced a surface fibrillar network on fibronectin on the secondary Schwann cells. Tritiated thymidine autoradiography revealed that addition of fibronectin to the medium, even at low concentrations, markedly stimulates Schwann cell proliferation, in both primary and secondary cultures. In addition, when cell migration was measured in a Boyden chamber assay, fibronectin was found to moderately, but clearly, stimulate directed migration or chemotaxis. [less ▲]

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See detailEtude comparative de l'image de la psychologie chez les étudiants en pychologie, belges, espagnols, français, mexicains et québécois
Freixa, i; Bayes, R.; Brédart, Serge ULg et al

in International Journal of Psychology (1982), 17

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See detailBasement membrane components and galactosylhydroxylysyl glucosyltransferase in suction blisters of human skin.
Oikarinen, A.; Savolainen, E. R.; Tryggvason, K. et al

in British Journal of Dermatology (1982), 106(3), 257-66

Basement membrane components and collagen biosynthesis were studied in suction blisters in human skin. The basement membrane components were characterized by immunofluorescence using specific antibodies ... [more ▼]

Basement membrane components and collagen biosynthesis were studied in suction blisters in human skin. The basement membrane components were characterized by immunofluorescence using specific antibodies to type IV collagen, laminin and fibronectin, and collagen biosynthesis was studied by assaying galactosylhydroxylysyl glucosylatransferase. In suction blisters, the separation of epidermis and dermis occurred above the lamina lucida, indicating that the basement membrane, composed of lamina lucida and lamina densa, forms a mechanically strong entity. During the regeneration phase of blisters, type Iv collagen and laminin were not observed in the old epidermal blister roof. This indicates that keratinocytes when separated from the underlying basement membrane or connective tissue do not synthesize laminin or type IV collagen. Galactosylhydroxylysyl glucosyltransferase activity could be demonstrated in blister fluid and was about the same as in serum when expressed on the basis of protein in fresh blisters. It increased by 2-3 fold during the repair of blisters, indicating that there was local production of this enzyme. Further studies revealed that pure epidermis contained galactosylyhdroxylysyl glucosyltransferase and hydroxyprolineand this suggests that epidermis may synthesize some collagen type which, according to these studies, is not type IV (basement memebrane) collagen. [less ▲]

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See detailQuelques observations statistiques relatives à la subordination en latin
Delatte, Louis; Govaerts, Suzanne; Denooz, Joseph ULg

in Revue de l'Organisation Internationale pour l'Etude des Langues Anciennes par Ordinateur (1982), (1), 139-162

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See detailFate of exogneous glucose metabolism during exercise of different intensities in humans
Pirnay, Freddy ULg; Krzentowski, G.; Crielaard, Jean-Michel ULg et al

in Journal of Applied Physiology (1982), 53

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See detailA new spore assemblage to correlate between the Breconian (British Isles) and the Gedinnian (Belgium)
Richardson, JB; Streel, Maurice ULg; Hassan, A et al

in Annales de la Société Géologique de Belgique (1982), 105

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See detailCentral and peripheral inputs in sweating regulation during thermal transients
Libert, J. P.; Candas, V.; Vogt, J. J. et al

in Journal of Applied Physiology : Respiratory, Environmental and Exercise Physiology (1982), 52(5), 1147-52

Eight nude resting men were exposed to consecutive heating-cooling cycles of air and wall temperatures varying from 28 to 45 degrees C in a sawtooth pattern using one of the following slopes: +/- 3.40 ... [more ▼]

Eight nude resting men were exposed to consecutive heating-cooling cycles of air and wall temperatures varying from 28 to 45 degrees C in a sawtooth pattern using one of the following slopes: +/- 3.40, +/- 2.27, +/- 1.70, +/- 1.42, or +/- 1.13 degrees C . min-1. Ambient vapor pressure and air velocity were kept constant at 20.0 mbar and 0.9 m . s-1, respectively. Continuous measurements were made of rectal, esophageal, and mean skin temperatures. Local upper limb sweating response was measured from an arm chamber under a local thermal clamp. The results point out the insufficiency of an explantation based on a simple additive function of core and skin temperatures for describing the sweating regulation. During transient thermal loads, a multiplicative interaction of mean skin and core temperatures must also be taken into account for describing the central drive for local sweating response. The interindividual differences observed in the sweating regulation mechanism seem to be linked to a nonlinearity in the response of the thermoregulatory system. [less ▲]

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See detailSerum myoglobin determinations in the assessment of acute myocardial infarction.
Chapelle, Jean-Paul ULg; Albert, Adelin ULg; Smeets, J P et al

in European Heart Journal (1982), 3(2), 122-129

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See detailCompléments à une apologie de l'échange laboratoire-terrain: Commentaires à J. Leplat, le terrain, stimulant (ou obstacle) au développement de la psychologie cognitive
Richelle, Marc ULg

in Current Psychology of Cognition [=CPC] = Cahiers de Psychologie Cognitive [=CPC] (1982), 2

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See detailLack of inhibitory influence of naloxone infusion on water load excretion in female patients with subjective feeling of water retention
Geenen, Vincent ULg; Adam, Alain; Godfroi, Michel et al

in Neuroendocrinology Letters (1982), 4

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See detailLocal density approximation for the relativistic nucleons-nucleus potential,
Jaminon, Martine ULg

in Physical Review. C : Nuclear Physics (1982), 26

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See detailAcute and persistent viral infections of differentiated nerve cells
Dubois-Dalcq, Monique; Rentier, Bernard ULg; Hooghe-Peters, Elisabeth L. et al

in Reviews of Infectious Diseases (1982), 4(5), 999-1014

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See detailConfidence marking, its use in testing
Leclercq, Dieudonné ULg

in Evaluation in Education: an International Review Series (1982), 6(2), 163-287

In a confidence weighting situation, the examinee is asked to indicate the correct answer, and how certain he or she is of the correctness of that answer. This paper reviews the bases for confidence ... [more ▼]

In a confidence weighting situation, the examinee is asked to indicate the correct answer, and how certain he or she is of the correctness of that answer. This paper reviews the bases for confidence marking, its validity and accuracy in evaluating students, and it's use in research. [less ▲]

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See detailEvolution de la motricité utérine chez la brebis au cours de l'oestrus induit.
Hanzen, Christian ULg

in Annales de Médecine Vétérinaire (1982), 126

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See detailLentogenic strains of Newcastle disease virus in pigeons.
Vindevogel, Henri ULg; Thiry, Etienne ULg; Pastoret, Paul-Pierre ULg et al

in Veterinary Record : Journal of the British Veterinary Association (1982), 110(21), 497-9

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See detailOuverture des châsses des saints Domitien & Mengold au Trésor de Notre-Dame de Huy
George, Philippe ULg; charlier, christine

in Annales du Cercle Hutois des Sciences et Beaux-Arts (1982), XXXVI

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See detailCritical evaluation of serum uric acid levels in acute myocardial infarction.
Chapelle, Jean-Paul ULg; Albert, Adelin ULg; Boland, Jean et al

in Clinica Chimica Acta (1982), 121(2), 147-157

Serial measurements of serum uric acid were performed on patients suffering from acute myocardial infarction. Nearly 80 percent of the cases demonstrated a fall in uric acid concentrations during the ... [more ▼]

Serial measurements of serum uric acid were performed on patients suffering from acute myocardial infarction. Nearly 80 percent of the cases demonstrated a fall in uric acid concentrations during the first two days of hospitalization and a subsequent return to initial levels within six to eight days. There was a relationship between the decrease in uric acid levels and the serum lactate dehydrogenase activity. No evidence could be found that male patients were hyperuricemic as compared to control subjects. However, female patients between 40 and 60 years of age demonstrated significantly higher uric acid levels than healthy women of corresponding ages, even after adjustment for diuretic use. [less ▲]

See detailEffect of protein-supplemented fasting on metabolic and hormonal responses to epinephrine infusion in obese subjects.
Scheen, André ULg; Cession-Fossion, A.; Scheen, Myriam ULg et al

in Hormone & Metabolic Research (1982), 14(5), 240-5

The present study aimed at investigating the effects of an epinephrine (EPI) intravenous infusion (10 micrograms/min for 30 min) in normal subjects and in obese patients before and after 13 days of ... [more ▼]

The present study aimed at investigating the effects of an epinephrine (EPI) intravenous infusion (10 micrograms/min for 30 min) in normal subjects and in obese patients before and after 13 days of protein-supplemented fasting (PSF, 70 g protein/day). Blood glucose, plasma free fatty acids (FFA), lactate, insulin (IRI) and glucagon were determined before, during (15, 30 min) and after (+30 and +60 min) the EPI infusion. 1. When compared to lean control subjects, obese patients exhibited a less marked rise in blood glucose and a more important increase in plasma FFA, EPI infusion decreased IRI plasma levels in normals but not in the obese. Plasma glucagon was lower in the obese under basal conditions and their A cell reactivity to EPI was clearly reduced. 2. Comparison of the results obtained in obese patients before and after PSF revealed that EPI-induced blood glucose rise was not altered despite lower basal values after PSF. Plasma lactate response was impaired, probably because of the depletion in muscle glycogen. Reduction in basal plasma IRI was associated with a significantly higher FFA mobilization. Abnormally low basal EPI-stimulated glucagon concentrations persisted after PSF despite concomitant reductions in blood glucose and plasma IRI. [less ▲]

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See detailEffect of the haptoglobin phenotype on the size of a myocardial infarct.
Chapelle, Jean-Paul ULg; Albert, Adelin ULg; Smeets, J P et al

in New England Journal of Medicine [=NEJM] (1982), 307(8), 457-63

We investigated the relation between haptoglobin (Hp) phenotypes and serum levels of various biochemical markers after myocardial infarction in 496 patients. In 122 subjects selected on the basis of short ... [more ▼]

We investigated the relation between haptoglobin (Hp) phenotypes and serum levels of various biochemical markers after myocardial infarction in 496 patients. In 122 subjects selected on the basis of short delays until hospitalization, patients with Hp 2-2 had higher cumulated creatine kinase activity than patients with Hp 1-1, or Hp 2-1 (P less than 0.05), as well as higher myoglobin concentrations (P less than 0.02) 12 to 28 hours after admission. Comparison of serum enzyme activities in the remaining 374 patients confirmed that Hp 2-2 patients had significantly higher total creatine kinase, creatine kinase isoenzyme MB fraction, aspartate aminotransferase, and lactate dehydrogenase peak levels. Complications of left ventricular failure were more frequent in these patients (P = 0.05). Our results suggest that Hp 2-2 patients have more severe myocardial infarctions than Hp 1-1 and Hp 2-1 patients, However, no difference in the distribution of haptoglobin phenotype was found between patients who had a myocardial infarction and healthy subjects, indicating that Hp 2-2 does not predispose to the occurrence of infarction. [less ▲]

See detailEtude isoenzymatique de la creatine kinase chez les traumatises craniens en coma.
Hans, Pol ULg; Born, J. D.; Chapelle, Jean-Paul ULg et al

in Neuro-Chirurgie (1982), 28(1), 9-12

We measured the c.s.f. and serum creatine kinase activities in the first hours following the trauma, for 24 severe head injury patients. We found a good correlation between total CK and CKBB isoenzymes ... [more ▼]

We measured the c.s.f. and serum creatine kinase activities in the first hours following the trauma, for 24 severe head injury patients. We found a good correlation between total CK and CKBB isoenzymes levels in the c.s.f. only. The c.s.f. values are a quantitative index of brain dysfunction assessed by the Liege coma scale, associating the Glasgow coma scale and the study of the brain stem reflexes. There is no relationship between CK activity and intracranial pressure. [less ▲]

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See detailInteractions verbales parents-enfants : Etude longitudinale d'un cas
Lafontaine, Dominique ULg

in Enfance (1982), 1-2

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See detailDélimitation, intensité et spécialisation des entités commerciales. Considérations méthodologiques
Merenne-Schoumaker, Bernadette ULg

in Bulletin de la Société Géographique de Liège (1982), (18), 77-89

The aim of this article is to confront various methods that are used to delimit commercial entities, to mesure the intensity of commercial activity of the various business spaces and sub-spaces and to ... [more ▼]

The aim of this article is to confront various methods that are used to delimit commercial entities, to mesure the intensity of commercial activity of the various business spaces and sub-spaces and to translate their specialisation. By showing the limits and performances of the various index numbers and processes, it tries to propose adequate methodological tools for a more precise analysis of the commercial function. [less ▲]

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See detailImmunolocalization of laminin, fibronectin, and collagens I to V in the normal and mastotic breast
Gordenne, W.; Foidart, Jean-Michel ULg; Lapière, C. M.

in Journal de Gynécologie, Obstétrique et Biologie de la Reproduction (1982), 11(5), 549-54

Our study tries by immunofluorescence to specify the nature of the connective tissue of the breasts, and especially of the scaffolding of the fatty tissue and the matrix of the lobules and of the ... [more ▼]

Our study tries by immunofluorescence to specify the nature of the connective tissue of the breasts, and especially of the scaffolding of the fatty tissue and the matrix of the lobules and of the lactiferous ducts. In consists of a study of 35 samples which were taken from 13 women whose ages ranged from 40 to 75 and whose breasts were considered on clinical examination and on radiography as normal or abnormal. We have analyzed the distribution of anti-collagen types I, III, IV and V and anti-fibronectin and anti-laminin antibodies in certain sites in the breast which were chosen because of the diversity of forms they could take from one woman to another. In each case of the distribution of protein markers seemed to be regular without, as can be found in certain cases of scar or tumour formation, a change in the distribution of the matrix proteins. Therefore, as already suggested by certain histologists, benign abnormal breast conditions (fibrosis) should be considered as simple variations from the normal. This conclusion agrees with classical histological findings. [less ▲]

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See detailAspects physiopathologiques du métabolisme de l'oxygène
Lamy, Maurice ULg; Deby, C.; Deby, Ginette ULg et al

in Conv med (1982), 1(2), 125-130

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See detailLa sédimentation récente du Golfe de Tarente (Italie méridionale): aspects mineralogiques et micropaléontologiques.
Belfiore, A; Damblon, F; Moncharmont, M et al

in Bulletin de la Société Royale des Sciences de Liège (1982), 11-12

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See detailThe behaviour of cow blastocyst in vitro: cinematographic and morphometric analysis.
Massip, A.; Mulnard, J.; Vanderzwalmen, P. et al

in Journal of Anatomy (1982), 134(Pt 2), 399-405

The behaviour of the cow blastocyst in vitro was studied by time-lapse cinematography and analysed by morphometry. Three types of behaviour were observed: continuous expansion followed by hatching ... [more ▼]

The behaviour of the cow blastocyst in vitro was studied by time-lapse cinematography and analysed by morphometry. Three types of behaviour were observed: continuous expansion followed by hatching; discontinuous expansion interrupted by few contractions and followed by hatching; discontinuous expansion interrupted by several rapid contractions without hatching. This demonstrated that the pulsatile activity of the blastocyst is not a necessary condition of hatching but also that only a moderate pulsatile activity is compatible with normal hatching. The time of hatching in vitro corresponded approximately with the time of zona loss in vivo (9-10 days). Rupture of the zona occurred at any point of the trophoblast layer. Hatching by herniation through a reduced opening of the zona was occasionally observed. The behavior of the embryos from a particular animal was very similar but differences were noted between embryos from different animals. [less ▲]

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See detailMercuric chloride induced autoimmune disease in Brown-Norway rats: sequential search for anti-basement membrane antibodies and circulating immune complexes.
Bellon, B.; Capron, M.; Druet, E. et al

in European Journal of Clinical Investigation (1982), 12(2), 127-33

Mercuric chloride induces in the Brown-Norway rat a biphasic autoimmune disease characterized initially by linear IgG deposits along the glomerular basement membrane followed later by granular IgG ... [more ▼]

Mercuric chloride induces in the Brown-Norway rat a biphasic autoimmune disease characterized initially by linear IgG deposits along the glomerular basement membrane followed later by granular IgG deposition. In the present study, anti-glomerular basement membrane antibodies and immune complex-like material were sequentially assessed in serial serum samples. Both were transiently found at the same period. Glomerular linear IgG deposits were present on day 11 but circulating anti-glomerular basement membrane antibodies were only found later on day 16. Circulating immune complexes were first detectable on day 8 before the earliest granular IgG deposits were first observed in the spleen vessels on day 16. The disappearance of circulating anti-glomerular basement membrane antibodies and of circulating immune complexes, although HgCl2 injections were pursued, is in agreement with the self-limited character of mercuric chloride induced autoimmune disease and suggests the induction of immunosuppressive mechanisms. [less ▲]

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See detailAsteroid rotation - Hunting for a record: 1689 Floris-Jan
Schober, H. J.; Surdej, Jean ULg

in The Messenger (1982), 29

Last year, in June 1981 - ESO Messenger No. 24, p. 22-23 - H. J. Schober published areport on "Spinning Asteroids and Photometry". There he mainly gave a general introduction about what can be done using ... [more ▼]

Last year, in June 1981 - ESO Messenger No. 24, p. 22-23 - H. J. Schober published areport on "Spinning Asteroids and Photometry". There he mainly gave a general introduction about what can be done using UBV photometry in order to derive physical properties of asteroids such as geometrie forms, diameters, reflectance on the surface, bimodality of asteroids with respect to typology. A special effort was made to report about the activities to deal with asteroids as "variable objects" like variable stars - showing Iightcurves with defined rotation rates to be derived. Among asteroids it was stated that the longest rotation periods found before 1975 were not larger than 20 hours - followed by 654 Zelinda 31 ~9 (1975). 393 Lampetia 38h7, 128 Nemesis 39h0 (1979), 709 Fringilla 52h4 (1979) and 182 Eisa 80~00 (1980), the latter corresponding to 3d33. [less ▲]

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See detailSchwann cells in vitro
Rentier, Bernard ULg

in Archives de Biologie (1982), 93

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See detailTechniques of ventilatory therapy in the adult respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS)
Lamy, Maurice ULg

in Acta Anaesthesiologica Belgica (1982), 33

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See detailQuelques réflexions sur l'utilisation de la paille comme combustible à la ferme
Carré, J.; Caussin, R.; Debouche, Charles ULg et al

in Fumure et protection phytosanitaire des céréales (1982)

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See detailStimulation of retinoic acid of synthesis and turnover of basement membrane in mouse embryonal carcinoma-derived endoderm cells.
Salomon, D. S.; Liotta, L. A.; Rennard, S. I. et al

in Collagen and Related Research (1982), 2(2), 93-110

The effect of retinoic acid on the synthesis and degradation of basement membrane components by endoderm cells derived from mouse embryonal carcinoma (EC) cells was studied in a serum-free, defined medium ... [more ▼]

The effect of retinoic acid on the synthesis and degradation of basement membrane components by endoderm cells derived from mouse embryonal carcinoma (EC) cells was studied in a serum-free, defined medium. By immunofluorescence these cells accumulate type IV collagen, laminin, and fibronectin after growth in media containing epidermal growth factor (EGF), fibroblast growth factor (FGF), insulin, transferrin, and Pedersen fetuin. Collagen accounted for 2 to 4% of the newly synthesized proteins, of which 90% were found in the culture media. This collagen was identified as Pro-type IV be gel electrophoresis and enzymatic susceptibility. The EC cells preferentially attached to type IV collagen in vitro and such attachment was mediated by laminin. Treatment of EC cells with retinoic acid caused an increased accumulation of collagen (10 to 15% of secreted proteins) and also stimulated the elaboration of latent protease which degraded laminin and type IV collagen. The laminin-degrading activity was plasminogen dependent. The type IV collagen-degrading activity was a metal protease which could be activated by trypsin or plasmin. It is likely that at least part of the laminin degrading activity is plasmin (mediated through plasminogen activator), since highly purified plasmin is shown to degrade native laminin. [less ▲]

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See detailHalato-telechelic polymers. IV - Synthesis and dilute-solution behavior
Broze, Guy ULg; Jérôme, Robert ULg; Teyssié, Philippe

in Macromolecules (1982), 15(3), 920-927

Halato-telechelic polymers (HTP) result from the complete ionization of both ends of telechelic prepolymers. Their behavior in nonpolar solvents is characterized by a very abrupt increase of viscosity at ... [more ▼]

Halato-telechelic polymers (HTP) result from the complete ionization of both ends of telechelic prepolymers. Their behavior in nonpolar solvents is characterized by a very abrupt increase of viscosity at increasing concentration, so that gel formation is noted at concentrations as low as 1.5 gdL-'. The nature of the ion pairs, polarity of the medium, and temperature influence significantly the gel formation and prove its electrostatic origin. The depressive effect of any polar additive on the gelation requires drastic conditions in the synthesis of reproducible materials. In this respect, an efficient synthetic pathway has been proposed. The influence of molecular weight and end-to-end distance of the prepolymer shows the determinant role played by the polymeric backbone on the ion aggregation process. [less ▲]

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See detailProlactin-deficient variants of GH3 rat pituitary tumor cells: linked expression of prolactin and another hormonally responsive protein in GH3 cells
Ivarie, R. D.; Morris, J. A.; Martial, Joseph ULg

in Molecular & Cellular Biology (1982), 2(2), 179-89

GH3 cells normally synthesize and secrete two pituitary polypeptide hormones, prolactin and growth hormone. From an ethyl methane sulfonate-mutagenized population, prolactin low-producing variants have ... [more ▼]

GH3 cells normally synthesize and secrete two pituitary polypeptide hormones, prolactin and growth hormone. From an ethyl methane sulfonate-mutagenized population, prolactin low-producing variants have been isolated at a frequency near 20%. Intracellular prolactin synthesis in the variants was reduced 40- to 100-fold compared to wild-type cells while growth hormone synthesis varied less than 2-fold. This decrease was paralleled by a decrease in intracellular preprolactin mRNA. Although reduced, prolactin synthesis was still repressible by glucocorticoids. There was a coordinate loss of expression of p21, a thyroid and glucocorticoid hormone-regulated protein, in GH3 cells, whereas the synthesis and regulation of other hormonally responsive proteins were unimpaired in the variants. Since p21 expression was coordinately regained in a high-producing prolactin revertant cell, expression of the two proteins is tightly coupled in GH3 cells. The stability of the low-producing phenotype differed among variants. One (B2) gave rise to revertants at about 20% frequency even after two rounds of subcloning, whereas another (B3) was more stable in that only 1 weak revertant was found in 47 subclones. The reversion frequency of B3 cells was also measured at less than 0.5%. Unmutagenized GH3 cells were phenotypically stable in that no prolactin-deficient variant was found among 57 subclones. Since variants were ony found after ethyl methane sulfonate mutagenesis, the DNA alkylating agent appears to have promoted an epigenetic change in pituitary gene expression. [less ▲]

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See detailContribution à l'étude des propriétés insecticides et chimiques d'Eucalyptus saligna du Zaïre
Kambu, Kabangu; Di Phanzu, N.; Coune, Claude et al

in Plantes Médicinales et Phytothérapie (1982), 16(1), 34-38

The oil of Eucalyptus saligna ( collected on the campus of the University at Kinshasa ( Zaire or Democratic Republic of Congo) has insecticidal properties (against flies, lice, mosquitoes, bed-bugs, black ... [more ▼]

The oil of Eucalyptus saligna ( collected on the campus of the University at Kinshasa ( Zaire or Democratic Republic of Congo) has insecticidal properties (against flies, lice, mosquitoes, bed-bugs, black-beetles) and contains mainly : 1,8-cineol, alpha-pinene,borneol, alpha-terpineol and linalol. [less ▲]

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See detailLES HISTOIRES BELGES DE PAUL BIRON
Sacré, Robert ULg

in Télé Moustique (1982)

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