W L HOLMES
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Buchwald H, Moore R, Matts J, Long J, VARCO R, Campbell G, et al.
Surgery
. 1982 Oct;
92(4):654-62.
PMID: 6750834
The Program on Surgical Control of the Hyperlipidemias (POSCH) is a multicentered secondary coronary heart disease intervention trial utilizing maximal plasma lipid reduction as achieved by the partial ileal bypass...
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CEVALLOS W, HOLMES W, MYERS R, Smink R
Atherosclerosis
. 1979 Nov;
34(3):303-17.
PMID: 518741
The effect of saturated (beef tallow) and polyunsaturated (corn oil) fat diets on plasma cholesterol, bile flow and composition, and excretion of fecal steroids, was studied in 5 female and...
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Tizard I, HOLMES W, Nielsen K
Tropenmed Parasitol
. 1978 Mar;
29(1):108-14.
PMID: 644654
Trypanosoma congolense releases a number of hemolytic free fatty acids on autolysis of which the most potent is linoleic acid. These fatty acids can lyse washed rat and bovine erythrocytes...
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Tizard I, Mellors A, HOLMES W, Nielsen K
Tropenmed Parasitol
. 1978 Mar;
29(1):127-33.
PMID: 347651
When T. congolense undergoes autolysis there is a concomitant appearance of phospholipase A activity and hemolytic fatty acids. The generation of enzyme activity is exponential, and the appearance of hemolytic...
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Tizard I, HOLMES W, York D, Mellors A
Experientia
. 1977 Jul;
33(7):901-2.
PMID: 891767
The hemolytic activity of Trypanosoma congolense appears to be due to the presence of free fatty acids generated by the action of phospholipase A on endogenous phosphatidyl choline. Some lysolecithin...
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Tizard I, HOLMES W
Trans R Soc Trop Med Hyg
. 1977 Jan;
71(1):52-5.
PMID: 860314
Millipore diffusion chambers containing living or lysed Trypanosoma congolense cause a local inflammatory reaction when implanted intraperitoneally into rats. Empty chambers do not do this. The active material is of...
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Tizard I, HOLMES W
Experientia
. 1976 Dec;
32(12):1533-4.
PMID: 1021440
Trypanosoma congolense organism, on incubation at 20 degrees C for 91/2h, were found to generate phospholipase like activity which was capable of mediating lysis of both nucleated cells and erythrocytes...
8.
Tizard I, HOLMES W
J Reticuloendothel Soc
. 1975 Jun;
17(6):333-41.
PMID: 1151947
Scanning electrom microscopy of guinea pig popliteal lymph nodes revealed that 3 types of cells adhered to glass and possessed extensive cytoplasmic processes. Two of these types were considered to...
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Paul P, Donohue M, HOLMES W
J Appl Physiol
. 1975 Feb;
38(2):236-40.
PMID: 1120745
Uniformly labeled (14C)glucose was infused iv at a constant rate into unanesthetized surgically thyroidectomized (THY) and normal dogs during the basal state at 22 degrees C and during cold exposure...
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Paul P, HOLMES W
Med Sci Sports
. 1975 Jan;
7(3):176-83.
PMID: 1207430
The amount of fat available as substrate to provide the energy needed for submaximal exercise is almost unlimited; therefore, it stands to reason that the organism will adapt so that...