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A monkey antigen crossreacting with carcinoembryonic antigen, CEA.
Normal monkey tissues were found to contain an antigen which crossreacts immunologically with the carcinoembryonic antigen (CEA) of the human digestive tract. The monkey antigen reacted with complete or partial identity to the normal crossreacting antigen (NCA) in humans when tested in immunodiffusion against anti-CEA or anti-NCA. Extracts of monkey tissues inhibited in radioimmunoassays measuring human NCA. It is possible that monkey foetuses and colonic tumours contain CEA
Segmental variation of myocardial deformation in patients with suspected ischemic heart disease
Phase analysis and mechanical dispersion perform equally in the detection of myocardial scar on cine magnetic resonance imaging
Myocardial mapping of T1 and T2 with 3D-QALAS - precision of independent and dependent scans in healthy subjects
Relationship between the duration of ischemia and final infarct size in STEMI patients treated with abciximab and primary PCI
Salmonella Isolated from Animals and Feed Production in Sweden Between 1993 and 1997
This paper presents Salmonella data from animals, feedstuffs and feed mills in Sweden between 1993 and 1997. During that period, 555 isolates were recorded from animals, representing 87 serotypes. Of those, 30 serotypes were found in animals in Sweden for the first time. The majority of all isolates from animals were S. Typhimurium (n = 91), followed by S. Dublin (n = 82). There were 115 isolates from cattle, 21 from broilers, 56 from layers and 18 from swine. The majority of these isolates were from outbreaks, although some were isolated at the surveillance at slaughterhouses. The number of isolates from the feed industry was similar to that of the previous 5-year period. Most of those findings were from dust and scrapings from feed mills, in accordance with the HACCP programme in the feed control programme. It can be concluded that the occurrence of Salmonella in animals and in the feed production in Sweden remained favourable during 1993â97
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