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Early investigations on the effect of methyl mercuric chloride upon DMN-acute hepatotoxicity. 1976 Pani P; Sanna A; Brigaglia M I; Columbano A; Congiu L EXPERIENTIA
Influence of lead nitrate on dimethylnitrosamine intoxication. 1976 Pani P; Columbano A; Dessi S; Porcu M; Congiu L CHEMICO-BIOLOGICAL INTERACTIONS
Effect of choline administration on the toxicity of N-nitrosodimethylamine in female rats 1977 Pani P; Columbano A; Dessi S; Porcu M; Ledda GM; Diaz G TOXICOLOGY AND APPLIED PHARMACOLOGY
Enhancement of microsomal enzymes by administration of choline in female rats. 1977 Pani P., Dessi' S.; Columbano, A.; Porcu, M.; Ledda, G.M.; Diaz, G. IRCS MEDICAL SCIENCE. BIOCHEMISTRY
Differential effects of choline administration on liver microsomes of female and male rats 1978 Pani P; Porcu M; Columbano A; Dessi S; Ledda GM; Diaz G EXPERIMENTAL AND MOLECULAR PATHOLOGY
A light microscope morphometric method for the quantitative analysis of liver necrosis 1978 Diaz, G; Dessi, S; Columbano, A; Ledda, G M; Porcu, M MICROBIOS LETTERS
Requirement of cell proliferation for the induction of presumptive preneoplastic lesions in rat liver by a single dose of 1,2-dimethylhydrazine. 1980 Columbano A; Rajalakshmi S; Sarma D S CHEMICO-BIOLOGICAL INTERACTIONS
Susceptibility of dimethylnitrosamine induced O6-methylguanine containing regions in in vivo replicated, hybrid rat liver DNA towards S1 nuclease 1980 Columbano A; Ledda G; Rao PM; Rajalakshmi S; Sarma DS CANCER LETTERS
In vivo replication of carcinogen-modified rat liver DNA: increased susceptibility of O6-methylguanine compared to N-7-methylguanine in replicated DNA to S1-nuclease. 1980 Ledda GM; Columbano A; Rao PM; Rajalakshmi S; Sarma DS BIOCHEMICAL AND BIOPHYSICAL RESEARCH COMMUNICATIONS
In vivo replication of hepatic deoxyribonucleic acid of rats treated with dimethylnitrosamine: presence of dimethylnitrosamine-induced O6-methylguanine, N7-methylguanine, and N3-methyladenine in the replicated hybrid deoxyribonucleic acid. 1980 Abanobi S E; Columbano A; Mulivor R A; Rajalakshmi S; Sarma D S BIOCHEMISTRY
Requirement of cell proliferation for the initiation of liver carcinogenesis as assayed by three different procedures. 1981 Columbano A; Rajalakshmi S; Sarma D S CANCER RESEARCH
Dietary orotic acid, a new selective growth stimulus for carcinogen altered hepatocytes in rat 1982 Columbano A; Ledda G M; Rao P M; Rajalakshmi S; Sarma D S CANCER LETTERS
Stimulation of rat liver growth by a single administration of lead nitrate. 1982 Ledda G M; Columbano A; Perra T; Pani P TOXICOLOGY AND APPLIED PHARMACOLOGY
Liver cell proliferation induced by a single dose of lead nitrate. 1983 Columbano A; Ledda G M; Sirigu P; Perra T; Pani P THE AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PATHOLOGY
Lead and liver cell proliferation. Effect of repeated administrations. 1983 Ledda-Columbano GM; Columbano A; Pani P THE AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PATHOLOGY
Occurrence of cell death (apoptosis) in preneoplastic and neoplastic liver cells. A sequential study. 1984 Columbano A; Ledda-Columbano G.M.; Rao P M; Rajalakshmi S; Sarma D S THE AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PATHOLOGY
Stimulation of DNA synthesis after a single administration of cadmium nitrate. 1984 Ledda-Columbano G M; Columbano A; Coni P P; Vargiu M; Liguori C; Pani P TOXICOLOGY LETTERS
Liver hyperplasia and regression after lead nitrate administration 1984 Columbano A; Ledda-Columbano G M; Coni P P; Vargiu M; Faa G; Pani P TOXICOLOGIC PATHOLOGY
Enhancement of cholesterol synthesis and pentose phosphate pathway activity in proliferating hepatocyte nodules 1985 Ledda-Columbano G M; Columbano A; Dessi S; Coni P; Chiodino C; Pani P CARCINOGENESIS
In vivo replication of carcinogen-modified rat liver DNA: presence of dimethylnitrosamine-induced N-7-methylguanine and O-6 methylguanine in the parental and daughter strands of the in vivo replicated Hybrid DNA 1985 Columbano A.; Ledda-Columbano G.M.; Rao P.M.; Rajalakshmi S.; Sarma D.S.R. BIOCHEMICAL ARCHIVES
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